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5 fun things to do on New Year’s evening under lockdown

It's not all doom and gloom. You can have the best time with your family at home under level 3.

  1. Get out the board games. A fun-filled and intimate evening can be spent around the dining room table at home with your family playing cards or board games.

2. Make non-alcoholic festive drinks.

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There are far more interesting alcohol-free options than ever before, so why not rethink and try something different than your traditional, boozy cocktails.

3. Become a master chef. If you have always wanted to learn how to cook or prepare a special traditional meal, now is the time to host a fancy dinner party for your family. Bring out the pretty decorations and prepare the table for a feast.

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4. Light the fire! Make a firepit by collecting some wood and bringing out some blankets. Enjoy the evening under the stars and telling tales around a warm fire. If you have a musician in your midst, bring out the guitar or drums.

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5. Music is a brilliant way to lift the spirits, so why not compile a playlist to have a karaoke evening where the family can sing-a-long to some pop, rock and ballads.

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