A new year is right around the corner. As we look toward 2018, there are a lot of different ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve. To be sure there are a variety of events in and around Chicago, but you need not deal with the city when there are also local, community oriented celebrations to be enjoyed. Check out the following Rolling Meadows events and celebrate the New Year close to home.
One the most popular celebrations to be found will be held at the Holiday Inn in Rolling Meadows. With this New Year’s Extravaganza, there are activities planned for all ages, so you can bring the entire family. Kids will be entertained with face painting, balloon artists, a magic show and even a stilt-walker. Add in karaoke, dancing, and the Holidome Resort with indoor swimming, basketball and volleyball, and you have an evening full of fun. When the clock strikes midnight, watch the balloons drop in celebration of a new year just begun.
While many of us look forward to a late night out, for those with young kids, a daytime celebration is just the thing. The Rolling Meadows Park District New Year’s Eve Skate, makes for a wonderful way to spend some time with family and celebrate the end of one year before the new one begins. Head on over the Nelson Sports Complex at noon and skate your way into a new year.
For something of a different way to celebrate the New Year, you may want to check out the New Year Bash 2018 at The Meadows Club in Rolling Meadows. Presented by the Indian Association of Greater Chicago, this is hailed as the biggest Desi New Year Party in the region. Las Vegas show girls, a live DJ and much more await this culturally diverse celebration.
No matter how you choose to celebrate the New Year, may your holiday be safe, merry and bright. When you are ready to buy or sell a home in Rolling Meadows, my team and I are ready to put our expertise to work for you. Learn more at our website, DriscollProperty.com, then contact the Driscoll Properties Team at 847-533- 6786 to help you discover the home of your dreams.
Patrick Driscoll, Rolling Meadows, New Year’s Eve Celebrations