The end is nigh, which means you better make your apocalypse party plans, stat.

Dec. 21, which some believe to be the end of the world, is rapidly approaching, so here are eight parties that will help you go out in style.

THURSDAY

Anton’s

What: This new Crossroads Arts District restaurant will hold a special toast at midnight on Thursday with Unibroue’s “La Fin Du Monde,” a beer that, when translated, means, “End of the World.”

Where: 1610 Main St.

Info: antonskc.com, 816.888.8800

** FRIDAY

Freddy T’s

What: Spend your final days at Freddy T’s in Olathe, where the 9th Street Incline Band will play a show beginning at 9 p.m. No cover charge.

Where: 2111 E. Crossroads Lane, Suite 106 in Olathe

Info: freddytsolathe.com, 913.780.3900

Mac’s Sports Pub

What: There’s a live DJ starting at 10 p.m., as well as giveaways and drink specials throughout the night.

Where: 9617 W. 87th St. in Overland Park

Info: macssportspub.com, 913.341.2000

“Mad Max 2: The Road

Warrior”

What: Celebrate the world’s conclusion with one last night at the movies. Screenland Crossroads features a 10 p.m. screening of “The Road Warrior,” the 1981 Mel Gibson film set in a post-apocalyptic world. Tickets are $9.50.

Where: 1656 Washington St.

Info: screenland.com

Panzon’s Mayan End

of the World Party

What: Drink up, with half-priced premium tequilas.

Where: 8710 Lackman Road in Lenexa

Info: panzons.com, 913.492.9555

Tanner’s Waldo

What: Drink specials Shock Top End of the World Midnight Wheat, as well as other beer specials. DJ Kim Switch spins, and anyone who shows up dressed as a Mayan gets a $10 gift card.

Where: 7425 Broadway

Info: tannersbarandgrill.com, 816.822.7525

** Unicorn Theatre

What: Take in a timely production of “The Soul Collector,” plus food, an “End of the World” cocktail and a meet-and-greet with the cast before the show. The party starts at 7:30 p.m., with the show beginning an hour later. Tickets are $40.

Where: 3828 Main St.

Info: unicorntheatre.org, 816.531.7529

“Zee End of the World:

Tres Tragique!”

What: The French Cabaret hosts a show with performances by mime Beth Byrd and Belleville. There’s live music, as well as appearances by Jazzbo, The Amazing One-Man-Band, and jugglers Kent and Kevin Mercer. Entrance into the show, which runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m., is $10.

Where: Uptown Arts Bar, 3611 Broadway

Info: uptownartsbar.com, 816.960.4611