5th annual Port Jefferson Ice festival set for this weekend
The event is set to feature ice sculptures, figure skating demonstrations and ice-themed games.
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Jan 26, 2024, 5:38 PM
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8ds agoThe fifth annual Port Jefferson Ice Festival will offer fun for the whole family this weekend.
The event is set to feature ice sculptures, figure skating demonstrations and ice-themed games.
There will also be live music and carriage rides.
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