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Georgia and the Giant Peach - Atlanta, Georgia For more than twenty years, this southern metropolis has drawn a crowd of more than 100,000 onlookers for its legendary Giant Peach Drop. At midnight, a Vibram Five Fingers sale 800-pound peach descends from 138 feet in the heart of downtown Atlanta. For late night revelers, the party extends to Atlanta's Underground where clubs and nightlife are abuzz until the wee hours. 7. Crab-Tastic Celebration - Easton, Maryland This charming seaside town on the Chesapeake Bay offers visitors a seafood celebration unlike any other. At both 9 p.m. (for the kids) and midnight, a replica of a giant steamed red crab is lowered from the sky as part of Easton's First Night celebration, which includes festivities at several downtown venues, and plenty of bands and performers. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students and free for children under five. 8. Orange You Glad - Miami, Florida Often Vibram Five Fingers Bikila to as the "Times Square of the South," Miami's citrusy celebration on New Year's Eve does not disappoint. Nearly 250,000 people annually flock downtown to watch the 35-foot neon Big Orange drop 400 feet from the Hotel Intercontinental. A brilliant display of fireworks and a laser show accompany the breathtaking ball drop over Biscayne Bay. 9. Vibram Five Fingers KSO Grey-Camo Shoes Cheese! - Plymouth, Wisconsin Travelers hankering for a hunk of cheese can head to Plymouth Wisconsin's annual New Year's Eve cheese drop celebration. The main event takes place at midnight when an 80-pound cheese wedge is dramatically lowered down a 100-foot ladder truck. The celebration takes place in the town's Creamery Building parking lot, and features live music from local bands. Admission is free. 10. A Nutty Time - Raleigh, North Carolina Nineteen years ago artist David Benson created a 1,200-pound acorn constructed Vibram Five Fingers Sprint Pure Red Shoes steel and copper in honor of Raleigh, "The City of Oaks." Each year Benson polishes the acorn to ensure it looks its best for all to see as it is dropped on New Year's Eve at City Hall Plaza; once at 7 p.m. and again at midnight for those who are out until the clock reaches twelve.