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The North Merrick Public Library had plenty of activities for kids celebrating New Years at their Noon Year’s Eve event on Sunday, Dec. 31.
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Lily Kennedy, 5, enjoyed the craft room at the Noon Years’ Eve event where kids celebrated a safe — and fun — new year at noon on Sunday.
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Mckenzie Chiari, 7, and Julianna Lombardi, 7, dance in the party room at the North Merrick Public Library as one of many activities at the Noon Year’s Eve celebration.
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Kids danced their way into 2024 at the North Merrick Public Library Noon Year’s Eve celebration on Dec. 31.
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At noon in the party room, balloons rained down on the North Merrick Public Library event goers as they rang in the new year, noon style.
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Kids had the opportunity to welcome the new year at the North Merrick Public Library — ringing in the new year at noon on Sunday.
Noon Year’s Eve is a family-friendly celebration for children who may not be staying up to celebrate at midnight. The countdown to noon welcomes children to join the festivities and activities during the daytime.
Along with all the fanfare of the typical midnight celebration, the event is accompanied by activities and games for children.
There was plenty of coloring and dancing to go around, but the highlight of the North Merrick event was welcoming 2024 with a balloon drop as the clock struck noon.
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