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The ice is nice at Frosty Fest in Gurnee

Frosty the Snowman has new digs this year.

The annual Gurnee Park District Frosty Fest was moved to the Bittersweet Golf Course at 875 Almond Road in Gurnee.

As snow fell, Frosty the Snowman made his annual visits and sled ride with kids on Friday night at this winter event that included dog sled demonstrations, horse-drawn carriage rides, ice sculpting demonstrations by master ice sculptor Max Bollkman Zuleta, and children’s crafts.

Chelsea Tillman, 14, of Gurnee huddled with friends said, “The three fire pits are the best and warmest part of the festival”.

Festival goers were able to warm up by the fire while roasting marshmallows and making s’mores.

  Brothers Luis, 10, left, and Alan Contreras, 9, play golf on a miniature ice golf course at Gurnee Park District’t annual Frosty Fest on Friday night at Bittersweet Golf Course in Gurnee. George LeClaire/gleclaire@dailyherald.com
  Hannah Hansen and friend Chelsea Tillman, both 14 of Gurnee, keep warm at one of three fire pits at the Frosty Fest on Friday night in Gurnee. George LeClaire/gleclaire@dailyherald.com
  Master ice sculptor Max Bollkman Zuleta, owner of Art Below Zero, creates a frame on Friday night at the Gurnee Park District’t annual Frosty Fest. George LeClaire/gleclaire@dailyherald.com
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