On Tuesday night, many will be heading to the Reed City Depot for the annual New Year’s Eve Celebration.

This year’s event is being coordinated by the Crossroads Recreation Connection (CRC) and will be held at the Depot for the first time, as it has been held on downtown Upton for the past few years.

“(We are) developing the strong sense of community Reed City has always been known for and making it better,” said CRC organizer Stephanie Boyce.

Festivities for the night begin at 9:00 P.M., which includes music, dancing, photo booths, and games both inside and outside. Food of campfire hot dogs, s’mores, and other snacks and beverages will also be available.

According to Boyce, a large turnout may be expected and with limited resources, attendees may want to consider bringing their campfire snacks.

“If we get the crowds that I'm expecting, it might be hard (for people) to stay inside very long. Because of the unknown number, we don't know how many are going to be there, and the amount of fixings or hot dogs. (Bring) a cooler in your car just in case we run out, as I would hate somebody to be planning on it and then not be able to enjoy them.”

A unique element to this year’s event will be not one but three different ball drops at 10:00 P.M., 11:00 P.M., and midnight. According to Boyce, his idea was made in consideration for the elder and children population, as they can experience the ball drop and not sacrifice vital sleep.

The Reed City Social District will not be open Tuesday night with the event.