There's plenty of parties and events to attend and welcome the new year in Manchester
With Christmas Day only a few sleep away, many of us will be looking ahead to New Year's Eve as we prepare to say goodbye to 2022.
Despite being a highlight of the social calendar, the previous two years were disrupted by the pandemic, which put a stop to the usual festivities. However, this year promises to be bigger than ever, and if you haven't yet decided on where you'll be celebrating, you might want to take a look at our list of parties, events and celebrations taking place across Manchester.
There's plenty of brilliant venues across Manchester and beyond to dance the night away, watch spectacular fireworks displays, and feast as we head into 2023. Below, you'll find our list of some of the events that are still taking bookings for December 31.New Year's at The Blue's Kitchen This New Year's Eve, the Blues Kitchen house band will take to the stage for three live sets of classic funk, soul & rock n roll. Expect to hear the likes of Aretha Franklin, Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Wonder and The Rolling Stones, plus many more.
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