The Town of Inlet and the Inlet Area Business Association would like to say Thank You to all those who made the 13th Annual Frozen Fire & Lights a great success!
Thank you to the following for their contributions towards the fireworks: Adirondack Bank, Adirondack Fairway B&B, Adirondack Images, Adirondack Reader, AdironJack Custom Furniture, American Legion Post #1402, Amidon Enterprises. Continue reading
Toni and Greg Rudd
by Margie O’Hara
The first item on the February 27 agenda in Inlet will be the crowning of the King and Queen of 2016’s Frozen Fire and Lights at 10 a.m. in front of the Town Hall.
Following their coronation, Greg and Toni Rudd will preside over the various events such as the cardboard sled races and kids snowmobile races at Fern Park, as well as the free hot dog and hot chocolate stand at Arrowhead Park prior to the magnificent fireworks display over 4th Lake. Continue reading
Justin Murdock and
Preston Trumbauer
The Town of Inlet and the Inlet Area Business Association would like to say Thank You to all those who made the 12th Annual Frozen Fire & Lights a great success!
The beautiful winter day began with the coronation of King “French Louie” Paul Chambers and his Queen Reggie in front of a snowy Adirondack “throne” near Inlet Town Hall.
Supervisor John Frey and his wife Sarah performed the honors and Mr. Frey proclaimed the weekend “French Louie Weekend.” The king and queen went through the day handing out beads to spectators and trophies and medals to all the winners of the day’s races.
Photos by Gina Greco
The Town of Inlet is getting ready for its 13th annual Frozen Fire & Lights on Saturday, February 28—a fun-filled day for the whole family.
The celebration begins with the coronation of the event’s inaugural king and queen, Paul and Reggie Chambers, at 10 a.m. in front of the Inlet Town Hall. Continue reading
By Marianne Christy
Reggie & Paul Chambers Photo by Michele deCamp
The Town of Inlet is getting ready for its 13th annual Frozen Fire & Lights on Saturday, February 28—a fun-filled day for the whole family.
Along with the traditional events—a book sale, ice skating, sledding, cardboard sled racing and cross-country skiing at Fern Park, bonfires and fireworks—this year’s festival-goers can expect a new addition: the coronation of a king and queen. Continue reading
Photos by Gina Greco
The Town of Inlet hosted the 12th Annual Frozen Fire & Lights, which was once again a great success!
At Fern Park, the sledding hill was a very popular spot, and the ski trails were enjoyed by many while a nice fire was burning to keep everyone warm. The Inlet Public Library had some visitors stop in for their book sale and the Inlet Youth Commission had a very nice turnout for their Noah’s Ark Animal Workshop held at the Inlet Town Hall. Continue reading
The Town of Inlet is ready for the annual Frozen Fire & Lights festival on Saturday, February 22, a day of bonfires, outdoor activities, fireworks and fun for the whole family.
The event will begin with a bonfire at Fern Park at 10 a.m.
A book sale will be held at the Inlet Public Library from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the Inlet Youth Commission will sponsor a Noah’s Ark Animal Workshop from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Inlet Town Hall.
There will also be free face painting from 2 to 4 p.m.
Outdoor activities begin at noon at Fern Park where there will be sledding, ice skating, and cross-country skiing and snowshoeing on the trails. Continue reading