New Year's Eve

Everyone is ready to leave 2020 behind and celebrate by watching the Idaho Potato Drop. Unfortunately, we just can't watch it in person. It's like 2020 is telling 2021 to take that!

Annual frozen fundraiser returns to Lucky Peak Reservoir

We've narrowed down the best places to party on NYE in the Treasure Valley

Not every state drops something at 11:59pm on New Year's Eve, and it's probably because they don't have something as interesting as our potato to throw down. So let's get out there Sunday and appreciate our giant spud! Check out the details here on the Idaho Potato Drop.

If you need someone to watch the kids on New Year's Eve, book now before it's too late. And prepare yourself for cost! It's going to be about 20 percent higher than any other time of year.

New Year's Eve means fancy parties to some, and to others it's just another night to fall asleep on the couch.  What is it for you?

The first ever GlowTato will be featured at this weekend's Idaho Potato Drop. Events start Saturday afternoon and lead up to midnight when that giant, high-tech, internally lit, fake glowing spud will descend. And there's a new heated tent too.

Ask most people about Idaho and the first thing that comes to mind is what? Yeah, that's right potatoes. Heck yeah potatoes, there is nothing wrong with that. We embrace the taters, we love our spuds, and why wouldn't we. WE love it SOOO much we are making it our focus for our annual New Years celebration. Want to be part of this glowing, starchy tradition? We have your VIP passes right NOW! Read

Boise is in the Top 50 in the country when it comes to the best cities to visit on New Year's Eve.  Another win for us as a whole. What's your favorite night spot to ring in the New Year?

Boise's signature New Year's Eve celebration over the last few years has been the Potato Drop, and this year, the festivities will be even more visually impressive.