What is the name of the New Year's Eve street celebration held on Edinburgh's Princes Street and nearby areas?

The New Year's Eve street celebration held on Edinburgh's Princes Street and nearby areas is Edinburgh's Hogmanay.

Edinburgh's Hogmanay is a major Scottish New Year's festival featuring a large street party, live music, concerts, and a midnight fireworks display. The principal events have used central locations around Princes Street, the Old Town, and surrounding city-center streets, although layouts and access arrangements change between years.

The festival grew into a major organized event in the late twentieth century and became an important part of Edinburgh's international tourism calendar. Its programming can extend beyond New Year's Eve, with concerts and other events occurring before and after midnight.

Edinburgh's Hogmanay is one expression of the wider Scottish Hogmanay tradition. It should not be confused with the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which is primarily a performing-arts festival held in August. The name Hogmanay refers to the New Year's celebration itself, while Edinburgh's version is a specific large-scale city event.