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Top five places to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Reading

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Monday, December 29, 2025 6:05 am
in Caversham, Entertainment, Featured, Katesgrove, Reading, Whitley
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Here’s a top five roundup of great places to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Reading, whether you’re after a lively party, a memorable dinner or a more relaxed countdown to 2026:

1. Popworld Reading – Ultimate NYE Party

Popworld Wrapped promises one of Reading’s biggest New Year’s Eve nights out with non-stop pop hits from the 80s to today, confetti, cocktails and a climactic midnight countdown. Expect a high-energy dancefloor and plenty of nostalgia as you ring in the New Year with friends.

2. Playlist Live! – All Night Dancing & Live Music

Playlist Live! on Friar Street hosts a lively party with live band performances followed by DJs spinning into the early hours. With options including VIP packages and champagne toasts at midnight, it’s perfect if you want to dance your way into 2026.

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3. The Roseate — NYE Gala Dinner

For a more sophisticated celebration, The Roseate’s gala dinner offers a five-course tasting menu, live DJ music and a champagne toast at midnight. It’s ideal if you’re after a dinner-and-party night with a touch of luxury.

4. De Vere Wokefield Estate – Gala & Party Experience

Just outside Reading, De Vere Wokefield Estate hosts an elegant New Year’s Eve gala with drinks reception, a five-course feast, a live party band and disco. There are ticket-only options or packages including overnight accommodation and New Year’s Day brunch.

5. The Last Crumb — Community NYE Lock-In

If you’re looking for a friendly, more informal celebration, The Last Crumb hosts a buzzing NYE lock-in with live music, dancing and great drinks. With affordable tickets and a warm local vibe, this is a fun choice for groups or anyone after a communal night out.

Honourable Mentions

Seven Red Roses – classic pub atmosphere with drinks and good company to countdown together.

Grosvenor Casino Reading South – free entry party with DJs and complimentary champagne to toast midnight.

Siren RG1 – relaxed bar celebration with happy hour and food specials before midnight.

The Taproom @ Double Barrelled Brewery – beer, DJs and good vibes for a chilled but fun NYE.

The Cosy Club – A party with live music and entertainment.

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