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Naas will host a street party on New Year's Day
A huge street party will take place on the streets of Naas this New Year’s Day.
It will be hosted by the teachers and students of Monread-based Kildare Dance Academy, with all proceeds going to the Moat Theatre.
There will be lots for the entire family to enjoy, including face painting, street performers and live entertainment from local band Created by Comets.
The organisers are inviting the people of Kildare to come along and ‘dab’ in unison to James Brown, in order to raise money for the Moat.
The event will take place on Naas Main Street from 1pm, and party-goers are being encouraged to dress up and have as much fun as possible.
The dancers at the Kildare Academy of Dance posted a video to YouTube for those who want to learn a few new steps before the street party
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