Countdown To Noon: Nashville Area New Year’s Eve Festivities For Little Ones

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If you have littles, chances are you may not be making any grand New Year’s Eve plans or staying up until the stroke of midnight (or maybe even 10pm). Luckily, there are plenty of opportunities to ring in the new year with your kids long before the ball drops. Check out all of the fun “Noon Year’s Eve” parties happening near you!

Franklin/Williamson County

Monkey’s Treehouse – New Years Eve Party – December 30, 2024
Join Monkey’s Treehouse for their Kid’s New Year’s Eve Party from 5-7pm! The festivities include live music with Bach to Rock American Music School, face painting, a photo booth and a balloon drop at 7pm. This event is free for Members and $15/child for Non-Members. Pre-registration is required for all attendees.

Curio Brewing Company – Noon Years Eve Bash – December 31, 2024
Welcome the new year at Curio’s Annual Noon Years celebration! Ring in the new year from 10am – 2pm with live music, good food, a bounce house for the kiddos, lots of great brews and a special balloon drop at 12pm! 

Franklin Family Entertainment Center – New Year’s Eve Party – December 31, 2024
Franklin Family Entertainment Center is throwing an unforgettable New Year’s Eve party with special activities, great food, and four exciting packages to choose from to make your night unforgettable. All evening packages after 4 PM include unlimited bowling, a delicious pizza and soft drink pitcher, so you can enjoy a hassle-free, all-inclusive New Year’s Eve celebration. Spaces fill up fast, so book now to secure your spot on the traditional lanes or HWY 66 mini-bowling lanes. 

Kings Dining and Entertainment – Noon Years Eve – December 31, 2024
Celebrate Noon Years Eve with your little ones at Kings Franklin with games, music, and fun for the whole family! Come out from 12-5pm to enjoy a kid-friendly buffet, family photos, cookies decorating, make-your-own party favors, a balloon drop and sparkling cider toast. Tickets are $35/person and include kids buffet and activities. Children 3 and under are free. Bowling is not included in price of ticket.

Brentwood Skate Center – New Years Eve Skate Party – December 31, 2024
Lace up those skates and roll into the new year at Brentwood Skate Center from 12-5pm. Your family will enjoy lots of giveaways and a special balloon drop at 4:45pm as you skate the afternoon away. Admission is $15/person and includes skate rental ($3 entry fee for non-skating parents). 

Murfreesboro/Rutherford County

Discovery Center at Murfree Springs – Countdown to Noon – December 31
Ring in the New Year early at “Countdown to Noon” at the Discovery Center from 10am-2pm. The whole family will enjoy a fun-filled celebration including a balloon drop at 12pm, a thrilling liquid nitrogen presentation, and Nordic Gnome crafts in the studio. All activities are included with general admission and FREE for members. Don’t miss out on this festive and educational way to kick off the New Year! 

Linebaugh Library – Cinderella’s Countdown to Noon Party – December 31, 2024
Enjoy a royal new year’s celebration at Cinderella’s Countdown to Noon party at Linebaugh Public Library in Murfreesboro! From 10am-12pm, friends can decorate a glass slipper (or sneaker), enjoy a variety of other crafts, grab some snacks and celebrate the (almost) new year. Don’t forget to come dressed in your fairytale best!

Middle Ground Brewing Co. – Go-To-Bed-On-Time Bash – December 31, 2024
Middle Ground Brewing Co. will be hosting its family-friendy afternoon bash from 12-5pm. The festivities include $1 wings and a sparkling apple juice toast at 3pm.  

Kids Corner – Noon Year’s Eve Party – December 31, 2024
Get ready for an unforgettable, family-friendly New Year’s Eve celebration at Kids Corner! Join this family-friendly dance party with special appearances by DJ Kerri and Bluey and a spectacular balloon drop at 12pm to ring in 2025! There will be games, activities, a bounce house and much more to keep the whole family entertained!

Nashville/Davidson County

Edmondson Library – Noon Year’s Eve Party – December 31, 2024
Ring in the new year nice and early at the Nashville Public Library Edmondson Pike branch at 11:15am. The Noon Year’s Eve Party will feature music, dancing, a photobooth, a countdown at noon and more. Be sure to wear your fun party outfits!

Fat Bottom Brewing – “Slightly Early” New Year’s Eve – December 31, 2024
The “Slightly Early” New Year’s Eve party is perfect for the whole family. Fat Bottom Brewing in the Nations offers this daytime celebration with a ball drop at 4:00pm, 2-for-1 drafts from 4-6pm, photo backdrops, a s’mores station, party favors, and prizes. Admission is FREE and open to all ages.

Sam Davis Home – Toddler Tuesday NYE Party – December 31, 2024
From 10-11am, kids ages 1-4 will enjoy games, crafts, animals and more at the historic Sam Davis Home. Admission is $8 for toddlers and siblings and free for parents.

East Nashville Beer Works – NOON Year’s Eve – December 31, 2024
The family-friendly countdown to noon returns! Join East Nashville Beer Works for their 8th annual “NOON Year’s Eve” Celebration. Ring in 2025 early with live family music from Bill Crosby and the Bahama Llama Orchestra, great brews and good times with your family and friends. This event is free.

Dancing People Nashville – Countdown to Noon – December 31, 2024
Join Dancing People Nashville for their most glamorous event of the year! This New Year’s Eve family dance party will be held at the beautiful Cordelle venue in Nashville from 10:30am-1:30pm. Enjoy music, dancing, and a countdown at noon complete with a balloon drop and sparkling drink toast. Admission is $15/person and children 0-12 months are free.

No matter where, when or how you plan on celebrating the new year, we wish you a safe and happy time of celebration with your loved ones.

Be sure to check out all the New Year’s Eve fun for the adults too!

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Megan Weisinger
I am originally from the Philadelphia area, but have called Nashville home for over 15 years. I met my husband, Eric, shortly after moving here and we got married in 2012. I built my career in the tourism industry before becoming a stay-at-home mom to my son, David, in 2021. I live in College Grove and love the peace that this rural community offers while still being close to Nashville. I am an avid reader and a big fan of local libraries. I also have a passion for the performing arts and am involved in a local dance company and serve on my church's worship team. I enjoy traveling, a really good bar of chocolate, matcha lattes, shopping, cooking and finding the perfect pair of jeans.

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