The Fylde Ice Festival is back for its third year, bringing a spectacular array of ice sculptures and family fun to St Annes.
Following successful events in Lytham and Kirkham, this year's festival promises to live up to the expectation, transforming the town centre into a glittering winter wonderland, on Saturday 15 February.
Visitors can marvel at seven stunning ice sculptures, each located at key sites across St Annes:
· Ashton Gardens – Live Ice Sculpture at 12pm
· Ashton Gardens
· St Annes Train Station
· Orchard Road/Wood Street Junction
· Fylde Council Town Hall
· Peace and Happiness Garden (Les Dawson Statue)
· Allegria Italian Restaurant (St Annes Rd East)
The main stage and carving wall in Ashton Gardens will be the hub of activity, featuring live demonstrations and entertainment throughout the day starting at 11:30am.
This year’s festival highlights Fylde’s rich heritage, including support from the RNLI with an information stand, and the St Annes Land Yacht Club promoting their work alongside the sand yacht sculpture.
Also at lunchtime in Ashton Gardens there will be a special guest appearance from the Snow Sisters performing their singalong set!
Cllr Jayne Nixon, Fylde Council’s Lead Member for Tourism, Leisure & Culture, said: "The Fylde Ice Festival is a fantastic event that not only showcases the incredible talent of ice carvers but also brings people together to celebrate the unique charm of St Annes.
“The past two years in Kirkham and Lytham were hugely successful, attracting hundreds of visitors and creating a vibrant atmosphere for residents and tourists alike. By highlighting different areas of the town, the festival supports our local businesses and encourages visitors to explore everything St Annes has to offer. We’re proud to once again host such a magical event that strengthens our community spirit and promotes the best of Fylde."
The Fylde Ice Festival is a free event for all ages.

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