For something a little different, head down to Foster ATX for its Untitled festivity, an immersive experience featuring hors d’oeuvres, a live band and DJ, open bar, portraits, dancing, a late-night breakfast bar, and so much more. The space is being transformed to recreate the vibe of ’70s New York, so era-appropriate attire is encouraged. Tickets begin at $185, and it runs from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.

Ring in the New Year with a drag party at the downtown Austin restaurant hosted by Rhonda Jewels, with drink specials, a drag performance, and an epic countdown to 2020 with champagne toasts at midnight. This event is free to the public with VIP packages and tables available for purchase starting at $30. A portion of proceeds from the Rhonda Jewels signature cocktail, featuring Richard’s Rainwater, will be donated to Out Youth, with Tito’s contributing a matching donation. It runs from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.

It’s an ‘80s-themed New Year’s Eve party at the Central East Austin neighborhood bar. While entry is free, those who want to reserve tables (complete with bottles of Perrier-Jouet grand brut and snacks), tickets are available starting at $170. It runs from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.

The downtown Austin hotel’s most lavish event of the year returns with a decadent ball fit for royalty and commoners alike. There are multiple ticket packages, including general admission with food, drink tickets, a DJ, and photo opps; or the VIP Royal Elite package featuring access to all three party levels, a lounge; and more. Austin Oddities and Ron King salon will be on hand to give party looks a royal upgrade. It runs from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Send 2019 packing with the house party at the downtown upscale barbecue restaurant, featuring food, drinks, and live music. Tickets are $125 per person and include access to decadent barbecue buffets, two free drinks, a live performance from the Lamberts All Star Band led by local fave David Garza, and DJ sets before and after. There will also be photo opps, various activities (including Tarot card readings), a champagne tower, and so much more. It runs from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.

East Austin’s Native Hostel is giving party-goers an all-night dance party with a whole outer space theme featuring an open bar, aerial performers, free goodies, and an alien sighting or two. Various ticket levels are available, ranging from general admission (with open bar and munchies) to the Lunar Landing VIP package (private room, bar, swag, and overnight stay). It runs from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.

For its first New Year’s Eve, rooftop hotel bar P6 will be celebrating with a robust open bar, an abundance of antipasti, cheese, charcuterie, desserts, and the best view of the fireworks. DJ PAT LOK and South of Everywhere will be spinning tunes all night. General admission tickets are $200 and VIP with access to what’s being called the “daybed area” are $250. It runs from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Head back to the days of MySpace and burn books with East Austin bar The Liberty’s Y2K Part Deux. Dance 2019 (or 1999) away with the guilty pleasure one-hit wonders of yesteryear, enjoy drink specials that pay tribute to the (alleged) end of the world, and participate in a midnight countdown with champagne pours. Turn of the millennium threads aren’t a requirement, but definitely encouraged, so grab those JNCOs and lace up those Adidas shell toes. It runs from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.

The downtown hotel is honoring this very important date with a party themed on the mind-bending fun of Alice in Wonderland, featuring live music, a balloon drop and champagne toast at midnight, among other surprises, Live Oak’s New Year’s Eve event is always one of Austin’s premier parties. It runs from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are $55.

The downtown hotel restaurant doesn’t slouch when it comes to live music, and New Year’s Eve is no exception. Geraldine’s kicks things off at 9:00 pm with a performance by the Lex Land Trio, followed by Akina Adderley at 11:00 pm. Guests can ring in 2020 on the rooftop with fireworks, bubbles, and small bites. It runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

The sprawling South Lamar restaurant is being transformed into the iconic New York dance club Studio 54. This year’s party features performances by an aerialist and ’70s dance numbers with roller skaters, complimentary food from executive chef Jo Chan, and inventive desserts from pastry chef Sarah Seghi. Oh, and unlike previous New Year’s Eve parties, Eberly is opening up the rooftop for a special surprise. Tickets are $100 and it runs from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.

The Austin Motel restaurant is hosting a New Year’s Eve edition of its weekly burlesque bingo hosted by *Bob*. The shindig is free to attend, but reservations are strongly encouraged. Party people will be treated to disco balls, bubbles and fancy snacks from the kitchen, surprise guest stars, and prizes. Proceeds benefit the Kind Clinic. It begins at 8 p.m.

Celebrate in the Hotel San Jose courtyard with a sparkling celebration featuring music from DJ Mija, drink specials, and a complimentary champagne toast at midnight from the hotel’s champagne tower. Even better: This event is free to attend. It runs from 8 p.m. to midnight.

Sour Duck’s New Year’s Eve party is full of cocktails, food like goat barbacoa tacos and mini-burgers straight out of its smoker, a Champagne station, and music courtesy of a DJ. Circle Brewing Co. is debuting its new beer, a barrel-aged brett imperial porter called Disco Pig. Of course, Sour Duck is roasting two pigs too. Tickets are $49 at the door, and kids under the age of eight years old can come for free before 8 p.m. It begins at 6 p.m.

Contigo’s New Year’s Eve party is always a good time, and with a hot toddy bar and a buffet, the 9th annual bash looks to be another blast. Ticket holders will receive a cocktail the moment they walk in the door, followed by an open bar, dinner buffet, post-midnight breakfast tacos, and the essential champagne toast. It runs from 8 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. and tickets are $125.

South Congress Hotel’s free New Year’s Eve party will begin at 9 p.m., featuring live music, snacks, and DJs spinning.