Families celebrate New Year’s Eve in Simcoe

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Families celebrate New Years Eve in Simcoe

Families had a few options to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Simcoe on Saturday night.

Talbot Gardens offered a free public skate starting at 6 pm, while in an upstairs hall children could decorate party hats, were given balloon art creations, and could have their faces painted. A balloon drop was scheduled to take place at 8 pm

Ryan Haynes of Brantford helps his granddaughter Reese Hill, age 2 of Delhi as she learns to skate. A free public skate was offered on New Year's Eve at Talbot Gardens arena in downtown Simcoe.
Ryan Haynes of Brantford helps his granddaughter Reese Hill, age 2 of Delhi as she learns to skate. A free public skate was offered on New Year’s Eve at Talbot Gardens arena in downtown Simcoe. Photo by Brian Thompson /The Expositor

Other people chose to take a stroll through Wellington Park to get a glimpse of the illuminated displays and thousands of lights of the Simcoe Panorama. The annual festive lighting display can be seen one more time on Sunday, January 1, 2023 beginning at 6 pm

Cathy and John Lee of Port Dover, with their grandsons Cayden, 9; and Coby, 6 of Grimsby take a look at toy penguins displayed at the Simcoe Panorama on New Year's Eve. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network
Cathy and John Lee of Port Dover, with their grandsons Cayden, 9; and Coby, 6 of Grimsby take a look at toy penguins displayed at the Simcoe Panorama on New Year’s Eve. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network Photo by Brian Thompson /Brian Thompson/The Expositor
Kevin and Erin Talk of Ayr, Ontario took their children Sam, age 9, and Anna, 7 for a stroll through Wellington Park in Simcoe on New Year's Eve to take in the lights and illuminated displays of the Simcoe Panorama which continues until January 1, 2023. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network
Kevin and Erin Talk of Ayr, Ontario took their children Sam, age 9, and Anna, 7 for a stroll through Wellington Park in Simcoe on New Year’s Eve to take in the lights and illuminated displays of the Simcoe Panorama which continues until January 1, 2023. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network Photo by Brian Thompson /Brian Thompson/The Expositor
Lights and illuminated displays at the Simcoe Panorama can be seen for the last time this season on Sunday, January 1, 2023 beginning at 6 pm in Wellington Park. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network
Lights and illuminated displays at the Simcoe Panorama can be seen for the last time this season on Sunday, January 1, 2023 beginning at 6 pm in Wellington Park. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network Photo by Brian Thompson /Brian Thompson/The Expositor
Brooke Hoskins of Barrie gives her three-year-old daughter Emery a boost so she can touch the paw of a dragon at the Simcoe Panorama in Wellington Park on New Year's Eve. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network
Brooke Hoskins of Barrie gives her three-year-old daughter Emery a boost so she can touch the paw of a dragon at the Simcoe Panorama in Wellington Park on New Year’s Eve. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network

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