It’s cabaret-style leisure, dancing and eating in the course of the Winters Theatre Company’s “Music ‘Til Midnight: A Champagne Toast to the New Year” occasion Sunday on the historic Winters Opera House. (Contributed photograph/Winters Theatre Company)

A brand new yr: 12 months, 52 weeks, twelve months, 8,760 hours, or 525,600 minutes.

There are plenty of methods to ring-a-ding-ding in 2024, and the Winters Opera House on Sunday boasts all of the fundamentals, with a musical twist.

Usher within the new yr at a cabaret-style occasion then and there hosted by the Winters Theatre Company, which not too long ago assumed the lease on 1876 constructing, one of many oldest constructions in historic downtown space.

Titled “Music ‘Til Midnight: A Champagne Toast to the New Year,” the get together options reside leisure with a Forties cabaret theme.

Veteran firm actors will carry out chosen jazz requirements and present tunes, accompanied by pianist Ken Kimmerling of Davis. Will romance be within the air? Scheduled performers embody Cameron Toney, Alexis Velasquez, Elizabeth Williams, Robert Payawal and Cody Svozil.

Live dance music will proceed all through the night, from 9 p.m. to midnight on the 13 Main St. venue, a brief drive north of Vacaville.

Eventgoers might get pleasure from charcuterie-style appetizers, a dessert buffet and a no-host bar, that includes native wines, beers and mushy drinks.

In New Year’s Eve custom, the night will finish with a midnight countdown and a complimentary Champagne toast.

Doors open to the general public at 8:30 p.m., and the get together is for adults 21 years and older.

For tickets, $50 normal admission, and extra data, go to https://www.winterstheatre.org or e mail winterstheatre@gmail.com.

“Beyond welcoming in 2024, WTC is celebrating its newest journey in having the Winters Opera House as its primary venue,” mentioned Linda Glick, a spokeswoman for the occasion and theater firm, including that the corporate has already begun to arrange for upcoming reveals and “community collaborations.”