Marvel Over Some Of The Most Intricate Ice Sculptures You’ll Ever See At The Lambertville New Hope Winter Festival In New Jersey
Ice sculptures are always enchanting and at this New Jersey event, you can find them in abundance. If you’re a longtime reader, you may be familiar with Lambertville. It’s a charming town on the Delaware River that offers amazing antiquing. Just across the bridge in Pennsylvania is an equally enchanting gem, New Hope. The two towns come together each year to offer locals and visitors a fantastic festival.
The Lambertville New Hope Winter Festival is nine fun-filled days of activities and events for adults, children, and families.
There's so much to do and see, starting with the ice sculptures. There will be over a dozen dotting the streets, all in front of local businesses including Lambertville Station and Dig Yoga.
You'll also find a wide variety of both free and ticketed events! Let's start with what's free... There will be an Owl Prowl & Night Hike, Canal & River Walk, Marshall House Museum Tour, Lambertville Historic Walking Tour, Parry Mansion Tours, Snowfolk Art, a Gallery Crawl, a Frozen Photo Booth, DIY Mad Science Slime Booth, Glitter Tattoos, and more!
A Capella Extravaganza, Winter Walking Food & Shop Tour, a Taste of Winterfest (food/drink sampling event), and a Revolutionary Pub Crawl. And that's not all!
The list of events is lengthy (and incredible!) and you can check out the schedule here. The Lambertville New Hope Winter Festival runs from January 18th – 26th 2020 and is a ton of fun. It’s been a tradition for two decades now and it may just get better every year. One of the many reasons we love Lambertville, a visit is highly recommended!
Kristen is a freelance writer, editor, and social media manager who loves her state. Born and raised in New Jersey, sharing all it has to offer is her passion. After attending Montclair State University, she continued her education online, obtaining certifications in social media management. Contact: [email protected]
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