for those attending the game. Orlando, Florida: An orange is dropped. The Annual Church Street Entertainment New Year's Eve Street Party includes "a huge video wall, confetti cannons, fireworks, and the tradition of the Orange Drop high above Church Street". Sarasota, Florida: A glowing pineapple is dropped at midnight to ring in the new year in southwest Florida. Winter Haven, Florida (Legoland): A Lego brick is dropped at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia: A peach is lowered as part of the annual Peach Drop, which had been held at Underground Atlanta from 1989 to 2017 and 2019. For 2018, the event moved to Woodruff Park. The 2020, 2021, and 2022 editions were cancelled due to event improvements and the COVID-19 pandemic; However, the event successfully returned for 2023. Cornelia, Georgia: Cornelia hosts a "Little Red Apple" Drop and Dance in honor of the region's apple growers. The "Big Red Apple" located at the train depot is not dropped. Duluth, Georgia: A disco ball called the Soaring Spirit Ball is raised. Gainesville, Georgia: The "Chuck the Chicken" Drop started in 2009 to benefit the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia. Macon, Georgia: A 6-foot wide lighted ball with metal cherry blossoms and pink lights is dropped in honor of the International Cherry Blossom Festival. Marietta, Georgia: In October 2015, the Marietta city council approved a cube designed by students at Kennesaw State University to drop on New Year's Eve for Marietta's first ever New Year's Eve ball drop, but additional details were kept silent. During the countdown, an aerialist from the Proia Dance Project dropped from the cube and performed until a few minutes after midnight. The event confused many people in attendance. Perry, Georgia: A buzzard is lowered. Savannah, Georgia: Since 2014, the Savannah Riverfront has hosted Up the Cup on River Street, featuring the raising of a to-go cup. Tallapoosa, Georgia: A stuffed opossum named Spencer is lowered. Unadilla, Georgia: A hog is lowered at midnight. Winder, Georgia: A Jug Drop takes place at the Barrow County Museum. Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana: A ball is dropped as part of an event entitled The 'Fort Wayne New Year's Eve Ball Drop' which first started in 2016. The original drop was a projection which prompted a group of engineers to volunteer their time in creating an 8 ft. in diameter, low-poly ball covered in translucent acrylic plastic, and lit with