Trivia is a great way to bring groups together with a common goal! It can be a fun way to mix up game night while keeping the energy high. Host trivia night for just the members of your household or over Zoom. There are a few online services that offer trivia, and you can also try your hand at writing some questions yourself!
It may not be time for spring cleaning quite yet, but the new year is a great time to embrace a fresh start. Do a deep clean of your home, donate clothing and belongings you no longer use, and take pride in waking up to a clean house on New Year’s Day.
Many cultures believe that how you end one year and how you begin the next will set the whole year’s tone. Because of this, many people enjoy eating foods that are said to bring good luck on New Year’s Eve.
In America, pork is supposed to be a lucky food, and greens are supposed to bring prosperity. In Eastern European countries, cabbage symbolizes a long life. Many Asian cultures celebrate with noodles, as they signify longevity. In Spain, people will eat one grape with each strike of the clock at midnight for good luck and prosperity.
Find a way to incorporate some of these foods into your dinner for New Year’s Eve.
Virtual events have become the norm in 2020. We’ve gotten used to celebrating, learning, and connecting online. This New Year’s Eve will have tons of fun and new virtual events!
Since people won’t be traveling as freely and big, group events have been canceled, many cities, countries, and organizations are hosting virtual events to ring in the new year. You can watch fireworks, concerts, and other celebrations from all over the world from the comfort of your living room.