Keep It Quiet, is bringing in 2020 with a roar. The local party experts will transform east side venue Fair Market into a spectacular ‘The Great Gatsby’-themed setting for a New Year’s Eve party to remember. The NYE Party 2020 will begin at 9 pm and tickets can be purchased here.
The NYE party will hold an evening of delight and decadence for party-goers. Guests will enjoy an open bar featuring beer, wine, local liquors, and craft cocktails, unlimited pizza from Austin’s Salvation Pizza, tunes from renowned DJ Buck Rodgers and DJ Ferno, and Instagrammable activations and photo ops throughout the space. There will be a balloon drop at midnight, and each guest will also receive Keep It Quiet party favors.
Tickets begin at $99 for GA and $149 for VIP. Early bird tickets are on sale now and prices increase as the event gets closer. A portion of ticket sales will benefit Austin Pets Alive!.
VIP tickets take the night up a notch, offering a designated lounge, exclusive craft cocktail and champagne bar, dedicated pizza bar, and additional VIP swag. VIP tickets can be purchased for $149.
Says Keep It Quiet partner Adam Semien, “We’re beyond excited to host Austin’s best New Year’s Eve party for the sixth year in a row. Every year when we open the doors we’re humbled by the amazing patrons that fill the room. They’re some of Austin’s finest – most genuine, beautiful and eclectic people we’ve ever met.”
Keep It Quiet’s NYE Party 2020 will be held on Tuesday, December 31 from 9 pm to 2 am at Fair Market, located at 1100 East 5th Street, Austin, TX 78702. The event is 21+ and ride share is encouraged.
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