Here's what's open New Years Eve/Day in London, Ont.
With the holidays coming to an end, here are a few reminders of what's open and closed in the city on New Year's day:
CLOSED
- A number of municipal programs, offices, and services will remain closed until 8:30am Tuesday
- Beer Store and LCBO locations
- Shopping malls
- Grocery stores
- Walmart
- Hyland Cinema
- London Children's Museum
- London City Hall
- Service Ontario
- Canada Post
OPEN
- New Year's Eve in the Park returns Sunday from 7 p.m. until midnight with fireworks, music, entertainment and outdoor skating.
- The City of London has a few free New Years Day recreation activities found on their website
- London Transit will operate on a holiday schedule. Regular schedule returns on Tuesday.
- Movie theatres are open, but calling ahead is suggested
Garbage and recycling collection dates can be found on the city's 2023-24 holiday collection schedule. Christmas tree pick up is available with registration on Wednesday in support of the London Food Bank.
London Transit will be free after 8 p.m. with extended Sunday schedules until 1 a.m.
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