Event Dates
From: Tuesday, December 31, 2024
To: Tuesday, December 31, 2024
Alan Collins presents the ultimate New Years Eve bash in Atlanta at the Heretic, the biggest party of the year.
Alan Collins presents the ultimate New Years Eve bash in Atlanta at the Heretic, the biggest party of the year.
- Visiting Atlanta for New Year? Stay close to the gay bars in Midtown.Try the “Fabulous” 4 star, Loews Hotel Atlanta featuring a modern design, superb city views and excellent location.
The Party
- December 31st 2024 – Join the hottest guys from Atlanta and beyond and see in the arrival of the new year at the NYE White Party.
- Alan Collins brings you the biggest DJs and the most spectacular NYE production with amazing light, sound, international DJs and sexy dancers.
- The event takes at one of the city’s leading clubs, Heretic. Join the hottest guys from 9 pm until 3 am the next day and dance to the music of legendary DJs.
- Dress Code: White.
- Check out the The Starling Hotel in Midtown for a perfect escape close to all the gay bars in the city and just 10 mins drive to the Heretic club.
The Venue
- The party takes place at Heretic Atlanta’s hottest gay club right in the heart of the gay district on 2069 Cheshire Bridge Road Northeast.
- Arrive early as this event will sell out fast. Heretic is on 2069 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE.
- Check out the following hotels closest to Piedmont Park.
Recommended Hotels in Atlanta
The following hotels are close to all the city’s top attractions and a short ride to the party and the city’s gay bars:
Glenn Hotel, Renaissance Hotel, Stonehurst Place, The Ritz-Carlton.
Where to stay close to all the gay bars
Our top 4 selections with the best rates.
The Hotel Indigo’s location is hard to beat:
across from the historic Fox Theatre
For further information and advice on
NYE At the Heretic see Facebook.
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