NYE VAN 2015 will be a fully-inclusive and family-friendly community event to celebrate the arrival of the New Year in Vancouver. Owned and organized by the not-for-profit Vancouver New Year’s Eve Celebration Society, the inaugural event will feature live music and entertainment, multicultural performances, a countdown and fireworks.
The event will be held on Downtown Vancouver's central waterfront - a safe and highly accessible location that is also home to annual festivities such as Canada Day.
Date: December 31, 2014
Time: 6 p.m. to midnight
Location: Burrard Landing, on Jack Poole Plaza at Vancouver Convention Centre West and along Canada Place Way, in Downtown Vancouver
Highlights of the inaugural NYE VAN celebration in downtown will include:
Festival animation beginning at 6 p.m. along Burrard Landing at Vancouver Convention Centre West and Canada Place Way such as food carts, exhibits, roaming attractions, entertainment and children’s activities
The lighting of the Olympic Cauldron on Jack Poole Plaza at the Vancouver Convention Centre
‘Early Eve’ Countdown Celebration with live entertainment at Jack Poole Plaza designed for families with young children
Midnight Countdown Celebration with live entertainment at Jack Poole Plaza, culminating with a major high-aerial fireworks display launched from a barge in Coal Harbour
Wow, global warming must have turned this place into the tropics. Look at all the folks with t-shirts and shorts on New Year's Eve! Sorry just being a nit picker.
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"you're eating chicken periods" - Vid
"I love eggs, especially the ones with runny yolks" - Me
"EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW, you're disgusting!" - Vid
Damn, that's way more people than there was in Downtown Dallas, where I was. Really different sight from last year, when Downtown was dead at midnight.
I am really looking forward to next NYE with the returning big party.
Love Moonbeam's press release (how else does he communicate with us minion) saying the city is ready to provide support to make it a "world-class" event. The two words you will never, ever associate with a New Years Eve event in Vancouver.