New year's nights out

Over the next four weeks, we round up who's doing what to keep you satisfied into 2005:

1. The Cross Central Festival returns with Bestival (Rob Da Bank and Cuban Brothers), The Boutique (Erol Alkan), Xfm's Nick Luscombe and Eddy Temple-Morris, and Deekline. Hopefully, the overcrowding issues that tainted its August Bank Holiday debut will have been resolved.
9pm to 6am, £30.
Tel: 020 7833 9944. www.crosscentral.co.uk

2. Fabric mixes its Friday and Saturday nights with tech and electro house from Craig Richards, Terry Francis, Tiefschwarz and Andrew Weatherall in one room, and breaks from Stanton Warriors, Freestylers and Freq Nasty in another.
9pm to 9am, £35.
Tel: 0870 771 2000. www.fabriclondon.com

3. After a multi-million-pound swankification, Koko returns to Camden Palace's rave roots for New Year's Eve. Breakin Science brings drum'n'bass's finest: Zinc (midnight set), Adam F, Shy FX, Fresh and MCs Skibadee, IC3 and Ragga Twins.
9pm to 6am, £35.
Tel: 07957 285 891. www.ticketbank.co.uk

4. The always up-for-it, hard-dancing massive will descend on Brixton Academy for HEATNYE, headlined by Tall Paul (midnight set), Fergie and Eddie Halliwell, and featuring 12 more DJs.
9pm to 6am, £25.
Tel: 0870 771 2000. www.heatuk.com

5. Turnmills hosts its legendary Together party with Lottie, Chemical Brothers and Justin Robertson, plus Get Loaded in Room Two with hell-raisers Shaun Ryder, Bez and Graeme Park partying like the Hacienda's still standing.
8pm to 6am, £45.
Tel: 0870 771 2000. www.turnmills.co.uk

6. Pushca will be transforming a secret north London venue into a labyrinth of enchanted woods, ice castles and snow blizzards for Return to Narnia, a tribute to the C. S. Lewis classic The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe. The line-up includes Miss Jools, Paul Gardner, Hoxton Whores, Tania Von Pear, Lego Boys and Joe Le Groove.
Venue to be announced early December. Tickets now on sale from www.ClubTickets.co.uk or 0871 711 0007, £33.50 includig booking fee. Visit www.pushca.com