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20 Ways To Party On New Year's Eve in San Antonio

By San Antonio Current Staff

        
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Ring in 2016 the right way. Check out these parties and places for all your New Year's Eve needs.

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1221 Broadway Lofts
An adaptive reuse concrete structure that offers skyline views throughout the property whether from the loft balconies, rooftop pool deck, bridges or a 360 degree view of the city for the 5th floor garage (where weekly yoga classes are held).
(210) 354-1221, 1221 Broadway
Photo via 1221 Broadway

Send off 2015 with neo soul duo VooDoo Boogaloo at Limelight.
$5, 9pm, Limelight, 2718 N. St. Mary's St.

Photo via Facebook (Limelight)

Enjoy three courses of traditional market style barbecue at The Granary 'Cue & Brew.
$50, 9:45pm, The Granary, 602 Ave. A.

Photo via Scott Andrews

Rock out at the Liberty Bar with folk ensemble Michael Martin & the Infidels.
$50-$100, 6pm, The Liberty Bar, 1111 S. Alamo St.

Photo via Facebook (Michael Martin)

Witness the grand finale of Lonely Horse's 2015 residency at eclectic dive bar, Hi-Tones.
9pm, Hi-Tones, 621 E. Dewy Place.

Photo via Facebook (Lonely Horse)

Take a romantic trip to Ostra at Hotel Mokara for dishes highlighting sustainable seafood with an exotic flare.
$85, 5:30pm, Ostra, 212 W. Crockett St.

Photo via Facebook (Ostra)

Jam with Monte Montgomery and Ruben V at local rock venue Sam's Burger Joint.
$30-$130, 9pm, Sam's Burger Joint Music Hall, 330 E. Grayson St.

Photo via Facebook (Monte Montgomery)

Countdown the hours as you sample a special menu complete wine pairings at Nao's New Year's Eve celebration.
$55-$80, 9pm, Nao Latin Gastro Bar, 312 Pearl Parkway.

Photo via Facebook (Nao Latin Gastro Bar)

Visit the Omni La Mansión del Rio and splurge on refined American cuisine at Las Canarias.
$65-$125, 5pm, Las Canarias, 112 College St.

Photo via Facebook (Las Canarias)

Tell this past year to 'eff off already with a midnight champagne toast at the Last Word.
9pm, The Last Word, 299 E. Houston St.

Photo via Facebook (The Last Word)

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Bid farewell to the past with a feast at Ocho, Hotel Havana's fine dining restaurant.
$50, 8pm, Ocho, 1015 Navarro St.

Photo via Facebook (Ocho)

Grab some boozy libations at Hotel Emma’s inaugural New Year’s Eve celebration.
9pm, $100-$1,000, Hotel Emma, 135 E. Grayson St.

Photo via Facebook (Hotel Emma)

Join the Mixtli team and the FOLC family for a New Year's Eve dinner, featuring eight courses with optional wine pairings.
$95-$1,370, 6pm and 9pm, FOLC, 226 E. Olmos Drive.

Photo via Facebook (FOLC)

Plunge into the heady world of wine at a New Year's Eve masquerade hosted by Max's Wine Dive.
$49-$70, 4pm, Max's Wine Dive, 340 E. Basse Road.

Photo via Facebook (Max's Wine Dive - San Antonio)

Shed a tear over the end of 2015 at Fitzgerald's while listening to Boys Don't Cry, a tribute band dedicated to the Cure.
$10, 6pm, Fitzgerald's Bar and Live Music, 437 McCarty Road.

Photo via Facebook (Boys Don't Cry)

Welcome the new year with a specialty cocktail or draft at the Brick House Tavern + Tap.
9pm, Brick House Tavern + Tap, 1011 N. Loop 1604.

Photo via Facebook (Brick House Tavern + Tap)

Venture out to the Historic Pearl Brewery for a special New Year's Eve dinner at the Boiler House.
$75-$130, 6pm, The Boiler House, 312 Pearl Parkway.

Photo via Facebook (The Boiler House)

Bring the whole family to the DoSeum to watch the ball drop at the kid-friendly hour of noon.
$10-$15, 9am, The DoSeum, 2800 Broadway St.

Photo via Facebook (The DoSeum)

Don your neon wig as you put on the glitz at Paper Tiger's first dance party of 2016.
8pm, Paper Tiger, 2410 N. St. Mary's St.

Photo via Facebook (Paper Tiger)

Watch fireworks set off from the terrace of Paramour, San Antonio's first rooftop bar.
$100-$1,000, Paramour, 102 9th St.

Photo via Facebook (Paramour)

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