Sarasota celebrates 2020 New Year's Eve

Sarasota locals celebrated the new year on Main Street.

  • By Harry Sayer
  • | 12:11 p.m. January 1, 2021
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Sarasota bid 2020 farewell with a New Year's Eve celebration on Dec. 31.

While there was no pineapple drop or block party this year, restaurants and bars on Main Street still held New Year's Eve festivities for locals to enjoy. The city's New Year's Eve pineapple was on display outside Mattinson's City Grille for people to take photos with.

Paula Gutierrez, Ross Conn and Isabael Jimenez
Paula Gutierrez, Ross Conn and Isabael Jimenez
Charles Molyneux, Joseph Kirschner, Micky McDonough, Nick Gobic and Patrick McDonough
Charles Molyneux, Joseph Kirschner, Micky McDonough, Nick Gobic and Patrick McDonough
DJ Isberner and Jim Marra
DJ Isberner and Jim Marra
Frank Wright with Lashana and Brian Kaminsky
Frank Wright with Lashana and Brian Kaminsky
Matt Keagy and Jess Farr
Matt Keagy and Jess Farr
Mary Serena, Steve Robinson, and Gina Serena with Karen and Paul DeFelice
Mary Serena, Steve Robinson, and Gina Serena with Karen and Paul DeFelice
Jessica Pastore and Daniele Stillwell
Jessica Pastore and Daniele Stillwell
Dom Johnson and Angela Russo
Dom Johnson and Angela Russo
Christie Gianoplus with Jasmine and Barbara Anne Harper
Christie Gianoplus with Jasmine and Barbara Anne Harper
Andrew Miles and Amber Hawkins
Andrew Miles and Amber Hawkins
Taylor and Megan Marquette
Taylor and Megan Marquette

 

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