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- Stowe Mountain Lodge Opens
- New Luxury Lodge and Summer Attractions Open in Stowe
- Vermont Culinary Classic
- 'Last Trick' Rail Jam
- Spruce Peak at Stowe Earns Audubon Planning Award
- Ski & Ride Stowe for $20 on 4/20
- March in Stowe – Winter at Its Peak
- Billabong Flaunt It Series Comes to Stowe, VT
- Stowe is Buried in Snow - Ski Area Off to Its Best Start in a Decade
- NATIONAL ICE CARVING COMPETITION COMES TO STOWE
- Stowe Mountain Resort Receives the 2007 ASDSO Northeast Regional Award of Merit for Dam Safety
- CONSTRUCTION HAS BEGUN ON SPRUCE BASE CAMP IN STOWE
- NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS RECOGNIZE STOWE VERMONT AS ONE IN 1,000 AND ONE IN 100
- STOWE MOUNTAIN CLUB EARNS AUDUBON INTERNATIONAL SIGNATURE SANCTUARY CERTIFICATION
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NATIONAL ICE CARVING COMPETITION COMES TO STOWE
Some of the country’s best amateur and professional Ice Carvers will compete by creating frozen masterpieces in Stowe on Saturday, January 26. The Nationally sanctioned NICA event comes at the conclusion of Stowe’s week-long winter carnival, an annual celebration around the ski area since 1922.
The Ice Carving Competition will take place between 11:00am and 4:00pm with an awards ceremony and après ski party from 4:00pm to 6:00pm, all in the new Spruce Peak Plaza at the base of Stowe Mountain Resort. The theme of this year’s event is ‘Maritime,’ and the magnificent ice sculptures will remain on display around Stowe for the duration of winter, or until they melt.
About NICA
Formed in 1987 as a Not-for-Profit Organization, the purpose of the National Ice Carving Association (NICA) is to promote the art of ice sculpture through education, competitions, standardized judging and exhibitions. NICA sanctions ice carving exhibitions and competitions throughout the United States.
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PHOTO: Stowe Ice Carving photo available upon request
