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Where to Party It Up as the Year Winds Down

By Fritz Hahn
Special to The Washington Post
Friday, December 21, 2007; Page WE05


If you're looking to dance your way into 2008, Fur is one of many clubs, bars and lounges throwing New Year's Eve parties. Looking for a more laid-back celebration? There are options for that, too.
If you're looking to dance your way into 2008, Fur is one of many clubs, bars and lounges throwing New Year's Eve parties. Looking for a more laid-back celebration? There are options for that, too. (2006 Photo From Fur)

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Two weeks ago, we listed concerts and big-ticket hotel parties celebrating New Year's Eve. This time, we offer a look at dance clubs, bars and lounges, plus, for procrastinators, a list of bars that aren't making a big deal out of the holiday. For the budget-conscious, we also name places where you can have a good time for free (or almost free). For updates and more New Year's Eve events, visit http://www.washingtonpost.com/cityguide.


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