It is nearly time to say goodbye to 2016 and welcome 2017 with open arms. If you don't have any New Year's Eve plans at the moment take a look at our guide to some of the parties happening in Norwich on the big night.
• The Diamond Ball, Mantra, 9pm, £16.75
Organisers have promised that as soon as you step in it will be 2017. There are also VIP packages available.
• New Year's Eve Party, Waterfront, 9pm, £7-£10
Popular with party goers of all ages, 2017 will be welcomed in with a mix of indie, pop, hip hop, rock and retro classics.
• NYE Bash, The Brickmakers, 8pm, £7.50
Local band Enigma will get the crowd going before headliners Pure Passion take to the stage with a host of rock classics including songs from Bon Jovi and Meatloaf.
• Movie Night, The Talk, 8pm, £10-£20
The famous Oak Street venue is hosting a film themed night to welcome in 2017 with a fancy dress party. There will be prizes for the best dressed revellers with music until late.
• Mad Hatters, Mercy, 9pm, £15-£20
Alice in Wonderland comes to Norwich to bring in the New Year at one of Norwich's most well known nightclubs with table and drink packages available.
• NYE, Gonzo's Team Room, Free Entry Before 11pm
Ring in the New Year with funk, disco, 80s, hip hop and house before claiming your free glass of champagne for the midnight countdown.
• Love Saves The Year, North, 8pm, £10
Frank's Bar and North New Year's Eve Party will be fronted by a host of acts including DJ Liam Anderson, Sure D, Adam Javes.
• The Terrace Party/Dinner & Party, Rooftop Gardens, 8pm, £25-£95
There is a variety of food and drink packages available with live music from Felix Simpson and Bill Downs as well as a live stream to London's New Year's Eve countdown.
• New Year's Eve Big Fancy Dress Party, Carrow Road, 8.30pm, £15
Hollywood Glamour comes to Carrow Road for a night at the movies. Fancy dress is optional but there will be prizes for the best costumes.
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