A lively scene depicting various activities in Columbia for New Year's Eve.
Columbia is gearing up for an exciting New Year with a variety of activities to welcome 2024. From ice skating and indoor games at The Kitchen Grill and Games to guided hikes in Missouri State Parks, there’s something for everyone. Celebrate the countdown with lively music, dancing, and sophisticated events throughout the city, ensuring a memorable start to the New Year with friends and family.
Columbia is buzzing with excitement as we prepare to say goodbye to another year and welcome a fresh start! Whether you’re looking to lace up your skates or dance the night away, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this New Year’s Eve and Day in our vibrant city.
For those who love gliding across ice, head over to The Kitchen Grill and Games, where a temporary ice skating rink has opened its frosty doors! Located at 3717 Discovery Parkway, this rink is perfect for family fun, romantic dates, or a fun outing with friends. The skating sessions are first-come, first-served, starting every 90 minutes. Skating fees are $11, with skate rentals available for just $4 for both adults and kids. The rink will welcome guests until around March 1, so you have plenty of time to perfect those twirls and spins!
Ice skating hours are as follows:
And don’t worry if you tire of skating; The Kitchen also has a game room filled with fun activities like foosball, ping pong, shuffleboard, and even indoor pickleball courts. Plus, their restaurant serves up delicious bar and grill-style food, perfect for refueling after all that fun!
The Kitchen’s game room hours are:
If you’d rather kick off the year with some fresh air and natural beauty, consider joining a guided hike at one of Missouri State Parks on New Year’s Day! These hikes come in various distances and challenge levels, making it a fantastic way to spend time outdoors with family or friends while starting the year on a healthy note.
Catch a live performance by The Hallers and The Spooklights at 9 p.m. for a mix of swamp rock, blues, and punk, with tickets priced between $15-$18. If you’re looking for more nightlife, a downtown nightclub will be jumping with multiple DJs and bottle service packages, starting at $35 (must be 21 or older).
For those who fancy a more sophisticated evening, a masquerade ball at The Broadway will feature DJ Vanquish, refreshments, and party favors starting at $25. Live music enthusiasts will love the Columbia Jazz Orchestra performing at a local brewpub, where a fancy prix fixe menu is available for $60, including a four-course meal.
If you’re on the hunt for a good time, be sure to check out DJ Beatz at The Social Room’s New Year’s Eve party, with tickets ranging from $20-$40 (must be 21 or older). Or join the celebration at The 50 Yard Line sports bar, which will have live music, free food, and complimentary champagne with tickets priced at just $10 to $20.
Columbia truly has a little bit of everything for everyone this New Year’s Eve and Day. Whether it’s ice skating, hiking, dining out, or dancing the night away, there are endless options to ring in 2024 with joy and excitement. Gather your loved ones, check The Kitchen’s Facebook page for the latest updates, and get ready for a memorable start to the New Year!
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