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First Night buttons are $15, available at all venues beginning at 4 p.m. Monday. A button is a single ticket to all events. Photo: Contributed Photo -
Dennis the Train Man will be in the upper gym of the Family Y from 5 to 7 p.m. with his collection of trains and tales to tell about them. Among the trains are Thomas the Tank Train, the New York City Subway and the Harry Potter Hogwarthís Express. Photo: Contributed Photo -
Wendy Ann Mitchel and her Ultra Violet Puppets will perform twice Monday afternoon in the Family Y's board room. The show is geared to kids ages 3 to 10, and the furry puppets glow under black light. Photo: Contributed Photo -
Children's singer Bari Koral, center, has been called "Sheryl Crowe for kids" by the New York Post. She and her bandmates will perform in TD Bank's main lobby at 4:30 p.m. and again at 5:30 p.m. Photo: Contributed Photo -
The Magic Genie returns to First Night with two shows Monday evening in the Family Y's board room. Kids of all ages can see whether the hand is quicker than the eye. Photo: Contributed Photo -
Create your own beat New Year's Eve with Bob Bloom. He's trucking a cargo of colorful drums and other percussion instruments to the town hall auditorium for two hand-on musical shows. Late-afternoon and early-evening shows are planned. Photo: Contributed Photo -
You'll have to imagine a wintry backdrop, but what better way to get between First Night venues than a horse-drawn wagon from Allegra Farm, rigged for group seating? Photo: Contributed Photo -
Local musician Chris Coogan, crouching, and his jazz band mates, are among acts geared toward adult tastes. Photo: Contributed
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