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New Year’s Eve Celebrations In St. Louis Cut Short Due To Continued COVID-19 Regulations
Across the St. Louis area, the New Year's Eve celebrations will be cut short due to continued COVID-19 regulations.
December 31, 2020
Across the St. Louis area, the New Year’s Eve celebrations will be cut short due to continued COVID-19 regulations. At Ballpark Village that means they will ring in 2021 at 9 p.m. “We’re going to be ringing in with Rio de Janeiro which is a 9 p.m. New Year’s Eve celebration,” said Mike LaMartina at Ballpark Village. In St. Louis City, the curfew for bars and restaurants is 11 p.m. and Mayor Lyda Krewson says it will be enforced.
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“Some of our folks will be out visiting various parties and events going on so make sure you're leaving by 11,” said Krewson. In St. Charles County, the 11 p.m. curfew also remains in place and health department officials there will also keep an eye on businesses to ensure they are following restrictions. There is no curfew in St. Louis County but the ban on indoor dining and drinking remains in place until Monday. But outdoor events can take place. “We’re expecting snow, snow’s totally fine with us, we have it set up for snow,” said Brian Hardesty of 9 Mile Garden. The food truck park in Affton will host a ticketed New Year’s event outside with tents set up and fire pits. Masks will be required.
