There are options for those who are planning a restorative New Year’s Eve, those who want to dress up and party, those who want to hear live music, and more.

New Year’s Eve can be the most dangerous holiday for drunk driving, so Metro encourages locals looking to celebrate to ride Metro.

A recent regional surge in COVID-19 cases has seen many jurisdictions encouraging locals to stay home.

County Executive Marc Elrich encourages residents not to travel or host New Year’s Eve parties.

2020 is, finally, almost over. Here’s how to celebrate.

You’ve got some options for that post-celebration commute.

The Washington Regional Alcohol Program, which works to prevent drunk driving, is offering $15 off rides on Lyft.

If you’ve run out of time to buy tickets to a fancy New Year’s Eve gala, you’ve still got options.

We’ve got dinners, dance parties, roaring 20s-themed bashes, and more.

There’s no need to party like it’s a Monday night: There are a few ways to get home late, including late-night Metro and free Uber or Lyft rides.