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Jiving, feasting and dressing up: your New Year's Eve sorted

Sonya Barber
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Sonya Barber
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Not sussed your New Year's plans yet? Here's our pick of how to spend the last day of 2016.

DRESS UP

NYE Dinner Dance 2016 - Back to the Lighthouse

We guarantee it won’t take a search party to find the dance floor when Disappearing Dining Club host takeover London’s only surviving lighthouse this month. The event includes a cocktail, canapés and a supper club-style three course meal before DJs turn up the Balearic beats.

Thames lighthouse. Docklands. 7pm. £100.

 BOOGIE

New Year's Eve Ball: Last Dance with Dippy

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Spend your evening in a room filled with dinosaurs without meeting up with your extended family. The Natural History Museum’s offering guests a final chance to dance with Dippy before he goes on tour around the UK. The event includes a free drink and sweet treat plus you’ll be able to explore the Dinosaurs gallery too.

Natural History Museum. South Kensington. 8pm. £130.

WATCH

'When Harry Met Sally' screening

Not much would convince us to head to Leicester Square on New Year’s Eve, but this screening of classic rom-com When Harry Met Sally definitely does the trick. Held at the Prince Charles Cinema and with tickets including sparkling wine and a party popper, it’s sure to be orgasmic levels of fun.

Prince Charles Cinema. Leicester Square. 6.30pm. £11.

DO-SI-DO

New Year's Eve Ceilidh at Cecil Sharp House

Do Auld Lang Syne properly at Cecil Sharp House’s Ceilidh event. Don’t worry, it includes a lesson at the start for anyone who’s still trying to brush up on their steps.

Cecil Sharp House. Camden 8pm-1am.


JIVE

Rivoli Ball Room New Year’s Eve Gala

Travel back in time at the oldest ballroom in London on New Year’s Eve. While Rivoli’s nights are usually 21+ this one’s a family event, and they promise a magical mix of jive, ballroom, and pop party music.

Rivoli Ballroom. Crofton Park. 8pm. Adults. £25. Children £12.


EAT

New Year’s Feast

Roll into the new year a few kilos heavier after spending the night at St John’s second ever NYE feast. There’ll be a champagne reception plus chocolate baked Alaska, whole roast suckling pig, devilled crab and roast bone marrow.

St John. Barbican. 7.30pm. £155.

Plus, here's loads more things to do on New Year's Eve. 

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