New Year's Eve

East coast United States, about right now (5:27pm) or near 4 o'clock.. West Coast is 4 hours behind so if you are on that side you have some time.. A little late unless you arent in the US. Sorry. Maybe they will be open till 6 or 7? Very sorry. Good luck.

In Korea, we set up a korean styled table that is called, sang. On the "sang" we put ricecake soup (dokguk) and bow to the table\sang, and eat after the girls bow 6 times,and boys bow 2 or 1 time. We eat ricecake soup because we, koreans believe that if you eat dokguk, you turn 2years older than before if your birthday is not yet.

Nothing unless you were born exactly at midnight. Then it might be confusing which year you were born in.

Jewish people celebrate Rosh Hashana, the New Year, on the 1st day of the 7th month of the lunar calendar. All Jewish holidays are based on the lunar calendar.

On the first date following the last day of the old year, just like christians, muslims, sikhs, buddhists, hindos, taoists, wiccan and every other religion.

Bastille Day on July 14th.

As the Earth rotates, so midnight occurs in other countries in their turn. New Zealand will celebrate New Years Eve at their midnight, while we in Britain are still waiting for our midnight to arrive! It is impossible for midnight, on New Years Eve, to happen worldwide at the same time.

The ancient Celts first started celebrating Halloween. The Welsh and Briton created legends for Halloween. The Irish also had legends which they brought to America in the 1800's because of the Great Potato Famine.

"The first time the new year was celebrated on January 1st was in Rome in 153 B.C." - Infoplease

Nope. All Macy's are closed Easter Sunday.

New Years is not a business day. People get a public holiday on 1st January, even if the date falls on a weekday.

Jamaicans speak English.

According to surveys, only 8 percent of Americans successfully achieve their New Year's resolutions so 92% are not kept. 80 percent of those who make New Year resolutions have failed by Jan. 20.

It has been a tradition to stay up till midnight because after 12:00 it will be THE NEW YEAR!!!!!!

It all depends on the day that New Year's eve lands on . Say if it's on a Sunday ,answer is no. New Years Eve is no holiday anywhere I know of .

So my answer would be if its a regular mail day then look for the mail to come ..if you have any .

This means the distinctive characteristics of a group, like culture, religion, language, etc.

As the previous answer says 'It became a tradition in the US', I simply believe that this is untrue. Santa Claus brings presents on Christmas Eve ( I am also writing this answer on Christmas Eve!) because he simply wants to bring happy Christmas spirit in the hearts of families. It is also caused by a tradition by Jesus Christ, whose birthday is on this day. Jesus' presents were gold, frankencence and myrrh.

"eve" in this context refers to "the day before". So New Year's Eve is the day before New Year's Day. It is, therefore, the last day of the year that is coming to an end. For people in most Western countries which follow the Gregorian calendar, New Year's Eve is 31 December.

USPS will deliver a package on New Year's Day only if it has been sent Express Mail, and only if the area you are mailing it to offers delivery on Sundays and Holidays for Express Mail.

It's best to call 1-800 ASK USPS to get more specific information.

About the same time as any other day of the year, excluding holidays, and depending on the weather of course. New Year's Eve is not a holiday.

We eat grapes on every second from 10 to zero.

There are several island antiosn that have the same time zone. Therefore all are the last countries to enter the new year The the west side international date line is where 2009 starts Those on the east side in what is known as the Western Hemisphere would be the last. Those countries are American Samoa- Pago Pago, Samoa (Apia), Niue (Alofi), Midway Islands, Jarvis Isl., Kingman Reef, Palmyra Atoll. Only one hour before that is Hawaii. - Peace

Fireworks can be purchased at licensed fireworks stands or stores in Washington State. However, it's important to check local regulations and restrictions on the sale and use of fireworks, as they vary by city and county. Additionally, some areas may have bans on certain types of fireworks due to safety concerns or fire risk.

Doo-Dah is another name for the Rose Parade. The Rose Parade was created by Charles Holder.