On Saturday, February 25th, Sag Harbor Village will be abuzz with exhilarating winter activities from 12 to 6 p.m. when the beloved HarborFrost Festival returns.
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HarborFrost ends with Fireworks by Grucci. (Photo: Michael Heller) |
“We are very excited about HarborFrost,” shared Lisa Field, Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce President. “The theme of our winter celebration has always been ‘Fire and Ice’ and this year, it has so much more meaning to those of us who watched the brave volunteer firefighters battle those elements during the December fire on Main Street.”
HarborFrost will honor those heroic first responders with a touching salute. “We are paying a special tribute to our firefighters with this year’s Ice Carving,” noted Field. “We invite everyone to come watch the live Ice Carving demonstration take shape on Long Wharf and stroll Main Street to see our other Ice Tributes.” The assorted ice sculptures will once again line Main Street.
HarborFrost 2017 Schedule:
12 p.m. – Culinary Stroll: Starts at Il Capuccino (30 Madison Street, Sag Harbor) – presented by the Sag Harbor Hysterical Society
2 p.m. – Frosty Plunge at Windmill Beach – sign up begins at 1 p.m. at the Windmill
2 p.m. – Live Ice Carving Demonstration at the Long Wharf
2 p.m. – Live Music featuring Robert Bruey, singer-songwriter, at Harbor Books (20 Main Street, Sag Harbor)
2 to 5 p.m. – Children’s Indoor Activities, featuring arts and crafts activities, at Dodds and Eder Home (11 Bridge Street, Sag Harbor)
2:30 p.m. – A Meet and Greet with Anna and Elsa from Frozen at Sag Harbor Variety Store (114 Main Street, Sag Harbor)
3 p.m. – Live Music featuring Ludmilla and Marcello, Brazilian pop/bossa nova, at Grenning Gallery (17 Washington Street, Sag Harbor)
3 p.m. and 4 p.m. – Keith Lief, the Amazing Fire Juggler, at The Windmill
4 p.m. – Live Music with The Spaghetti Westerners, roots rock and roll acoustic duo, at BuddhaBerry (125 Main Street, Sag Harbor)
4 p.m. and 6 p.m. – Soup Supper ($5 per bowl) at the Old Whalers Church (44 Union Street, Sag Harbor)
5:45 p.m. – Fire Dancers: The Fiery Sensations at the Long Wharf
6:15 p.m. – Fireworks by Grucci over the Harbor
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This year’s Ice Carving will celebrate the area’s firefighters. (Photo: Lisa Tamburini) |
Additionally, free tattoos will be available at the Wharf Shop (69 Main Street, Sag Harbor), Stella and Ruby (144 Main Street, Sag Harbor) will offer complimentary face painting, and you can stock up on Girl Scout cookies during a HarborFrost sale outside of Sen (23 Main Street, Sag Harbor).
For more information, visit sagharborchamber.com.
