Happy New Year everyone! Here's hoping for a pleasant and healthy 2012.
Still looking for a place to celebrate the New Year? Here's a look at some options around (and outside) Oak Creek:
1. - 8950 South 27th St.
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Oak Creek's favorite new country western bar is hosting a big New Year's Eve blowout. Its ad boasts of a live DJ, dancing (of course), party favors, a free champagne toast at midnight and a food buffet.
2. - 130 W Ryan Road
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The always-popular Erv's Mug is also celebrating New Year's Eve in style. It'll be serving off their food menu until 10 p.m. and hosting karaoke until 2 (or later). Here, it will also offer a free champagne toast along with some midnight snacks.
3. - 7501 S Howell Ave.
The bowling alley allows you to rent a lane for $59.95, which includes two hours of glow-in-the-dark bowling, bowling and shoes for up to six people, bumper bowling for the youngsters, a pizza and beverages. Those interested should make reservations by calling (414) 764-1120.
4. - 9117 S 5th Ave.
This neighborhood bar is hosting live music by the Milwaukee/Madison group Living Several Deaths. The band, which describes itself as a three-piece melodic hard rock/metal ensemble, takes the stage at 8 p.m.
4. The Domes - 524 S Layton Blvd.
Those looking to ring in the New Year with their children - and maybe turn in a little early - might consider Milwaukee's Domes. From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., families can enjoy roaming children's entertainers, crafts, balloons, live music and more! Food and beverages will also be available for purchase.
Admission is $12 at the door for adults, $5 for children and free for kids age 5 and younger. Advance admission online or in the gift shop is $10 for adults.
6. - 8580 S Howell Ave.
Don't feel up to going all-out New Year's Eve? On New Year's Day, The Center is hosting a party for the Packers vs. Lions game. It's offering free food, drink specials, and multiple raffles - including one for an Aaron Rodgers autographed Super Bowl helmet. They hope to see attendees arrive 30 minutes before kickoff.
So, there you have it, folks. Wherever you find yourself this weekend, be sure to be safe, be smart and don't drink and drive.
Milwaukee and Waukesha counties will be offering free bus services again this year for New Year's revelers. AAA also offers its "Tipsy Tow" service on New Year's Eve - even to non-members. Call 1-800-AAA-Help and a tow truck will deliver you and your vehicle home safely for no charge!
