Ice on Whyte 2017
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26 Jan 2017 |
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Edmonton Strathcona
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Every year, the Ice on Whyte Festival grabs Canadian winter by the snowballs and carves it into a wicked combo of ice and art. Just imagine, 155,000 pounds of ice is dumped just to prep for this week long party – on purpose! So, get your toque on and come down to the International Ice Carving Competition, ride a gigantic ice slide, or learn to carve ice just like a pro. One of the hottest shows is on the last night, where you’ll see fire melt an ice sculpture right back into H20. You’ll be right in your element. Get it?
In honour of Canada turning the big 150 in 2017, some historically iconic Canadian characters will be making a special appearance at the End of Steel Park during the festival. Don't just imagine what life was like for Canada’s ancestors, see for yourself! Listen to stories about Edmonton from fur trading pioneers like Richard Hardisty or hear from Margaret Martin about what life was like for women before they had the right to vote. Experience the stories of ordinary people that shaped our country in a unique and extraordinary way.
Information/Merchandise Booth
Description;
Sell Ice on Whyte Merchandise, Handle Cash, Provide information on the Festival and the Old Strathcona Area (Information will be provided to the Volunteers), Handle the Lost & Found, (Including Lost Children “Lost Packages” if need be. Proper handling instructions will be provided) Handle Contest Entry forms.
Volunteers will be in a Heated hut, as well will be spelled of for breaks as needed. There will be coffee and hot chocolate available for the volunteers as well.
We have a Volunteer Orientation on January 22, at 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM that is being held on site. Otherwise, the volunteers will receive orientation prior to the start of their first Shift. They will receive training and support during their shift.
For questions, please contact:
Loida Lumanlan, Event organizer
loida@loidahomes.ca
780-953-1062

