Tulsa-Area Hot Spots Gear Up To Celebrate New Year

As 2015 comes to a close, Oklahoma hot spots are getting ready for big New Year's Eve crowds to welcome in the new year.

There are dozens of events all across Green Country to celebrate the start of 2016. The Main Event started the earliest today, offering games for kids and a full bar for the adults. At the Main Event, you are looking at paying between $20-$30 per person.

In Claremore, the city is hosting its first Rockin' New Years Eve Bash, which is free to the public. There will be inflatable big screens set up so you don't miss a football bowl game, and there's plenty of activities for the kids including face painting.

It's starting at 7 p.m. and will wrap up with a fireworks show at 9:30 p.m.

Bartlesville will once again host the Olive Drop at the Price Tower.

If you are looking for an adult-only crowd in downtown Tulsa, go to the Blue OX New Year’s Crawl. A shuttle will take you to three bars -- Max Retropub, The Fur Shop and Legends, where a thousand balloons will be dropped from overhead at midnight.

“You can hop from spot to spot, you can go to the Max, the Fur Shop and Legends,” Blake Ewing said. “We will have a shuttle bus connecting all the places through the night, so you can have a little bit of a taste of everything."

Prices for the pub crawl range from $15 -$50.

The historic Mayo Hotel will be hosting its annual White Tie Night, and you can get tickets here.

There also are concerts happening in Tulsa -- The Randy Rogers Band is headlining at Cain's Ballroom, and a Bill Champlin and others are performing at the Brady Theater.