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New Years at Noon with Bluey, Bingo, and More - December 31, 2025 (Event Preview)

Celebrate the New Year early with a lively, family‑friendly bash at Orion Amphitheater. New Years at Noon fills downtown Huntsville with upbeat music, beloved mascots, including Bluey and Bingo, and a festive sparkling apple cider toast at the noon countdown, making it the perfect daytime alternative for families, kids, and anyone who prefers a bright, energetic celebration to a late‑night party.

Event snapshot

• When: Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2025 | 10:00 AM (family countdown to noon)

• Where: Orion Amphitheater, 701 Amphitheater Dr NW, Huntsville, AL

• Admission: Free and open to all; arrive early for best seating under the Dome

• Music: DJ Lashay B spinning upbeat, family‑friendly tunes to keep kids and adults dancing

• Special guests: Meet Bluey and Bingo plus beloved local team mascots for photos and high‑energy fun

• Highlight: Joyful noon countdown with a sparkling apple cider toast; confetti, smiles, and great photo ops

What to expect

Arrive at 10:00 AM to make the most of a full morning of family‑focused fun under the Dome. The program blends upbeat music, interactive character moments, and open space for dancing and play. Little ones can meet Bluey and Bingo, snap photos with local team mascots, and join group games and activities that build excitement as the clock counts down to noon.

The vibe is energetic and welcoming, designed so parents and caregivers can relax while kids burn off energy. DJ Lashay B keeps the soundtrack lively and inclusive, spinning family‑friendly favorites that get everyone moving, singing along, and smiling.

Noon countdown and family moments

At 12:00 PM the crowd comes together for a cheerful, family‑friendly countdown to the new year. Instead of champagne, everyone raises a sparkling apple cider toast, creating a safe, celebratory moment that’s perfect for guests of all ages.

Expect bursts of confetti, upbeat music from DJ Lashay B, and plenty of photo opportunities with Bluey, Bingo, and local mascots, ideal for capturing bright, joyful memories. Staff and volunteers will help keep the moment organized and accessible so families can focus on the fun.

Practical details and tips

• Arrive early to secure a good spot under the Dome and enjoy the full slate of activities.

• Bring a camera for photos with Bluey, Bingo, and local mascots.

• Dress for comfort, the event is active and kid‑centered, so comfortable shoes and layers are recommended.

• Plan for parking at the Orion Amphitheater and allow extra time for family arrivals.

• Accessibility, the venue is family‑friendly and accommodates strollers and mobility needs.

Community partners

Holidays at The Orion is made possible by the generous support of local partners who help bring community celebrations to life. We extend our thanks to Holiday Lighting Solutions, iHeartRadio, Jeff White Photography, Bank Independent, Woody Anderson Ford, and Huntsville Hospital Health System for their contributions to a safe, festive, and memorable event.

• Holiday Lighting Solutions; iHeartRadio; Jeff White Photography; Bank Independent; Woody Anderson Ford; Huntsville Hospital Health System.

Final invitation

Who says you have to wait until midnight to celebrate? New Years at Noon at Orion Amphitheater is a bright, family‑centered way to welcome 2026; packed with music, mascots, and moments made for kids and grownups alike. Arrive at 10:00 AM to enjoy a full slate of activities under the Dome, meet Bluey, Bingo, and local team mascots, dance to DJ Lashay B, and join a joyful noon countdown with a sparkling apple cider toast. With free admission and programming designed for all ages, it’s an easy, energetic, and smile‑filled way to start the new year together.

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