Billed as "The Coolest Show in Town," the Ice Museum, in
the historic Lacey Street Theater on Second Ave. and Lacey Street, is home to the Ice
Showcase and Freeze Frame.
Freeze Frame is a dynamic large screen multi-image
presentation that tracks, from start to finish, the process of
Ice Art, the International Ice Sculpting Competition
held
each March in Fairbanks.
The Ice Showcase is an 8,000 cubic foot walk-in display case that
maintains a constant temperature of 20 degrees. Inside are the results of hours of work on
over 40,000 lbs. of world-famous Fairbanks ice. The sculptures can be viewed in a warm
comfortable auditorium, through the glass fronted case.
Prices are:
Adults $12
Seniors, Military $11
Children 6 to 12, $6
Children 5 and under free
The museum is open 7 days a week from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Second
& Lacey.
For more information, call (907) 451-8222.
For more information on ice carving in Fairbanks, follow this
link.
