Warmer Temps Won’t Deter Outdoor Ice Skating
Edison, New Jersey in late February EDISON — The puddles may have slowed down the ice skaters but it didn’t keep them off the ice. Roosevelt Park Family Ice...
Dreaming of a White Christmas in Southern California
During the winter holidays, Los Angeles, city of sunshine and palms, turns down the heat for a Christmastime fantasy of snow and ice. At Santa Monica’s outdoor ice skating...
Markham Allows Ice Skating on Toogood Pond to Continue
Toronto Star The skating on Toogood Pond in Markham can go on. Markham council passed a motion in council Tuesday night that will allow the community to continue the...
New Ice Rink in Seoul, Korea
An ice-skating rink will be set up at Yeouido Park in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. According to the Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG), a 3,300 square-meter ice rink will be placed in...
Mennen Sports Arena’s ‘Learn-To-Skate’ 1 of Top 5 In The Country
MORRIS COUNTY – Mennen Sports Arena ‘Learn-To-Skate’ program has been cited by Figure Skating (USFSA) as one of the top five programs in the country and is recognized...
Allentown, PA to Open 2 New Rinks for the Winter Season.
Allentown’s show of holiday spirit is getting a makeover for 2015. “Lights in the Parkway,” a tradition for Lehigh Valley families since 1996, is being replaced by “Allentown Lights,”...
Photographing Indoor Arena Sports
by New York Institute of Photography Are you looking to get some good photos of your son’s or daughter’s basketball games? Maybe you want to photograph your city’s hockey...
Jersey Ice Rink to Get $7M Renovation
ROSELLE — Union County officials plan to double the size of the Warinanco Park Skating Rink in a $7 million renovation, converting the 54-year-old center a year-round operation. The...
Toronto Secures Sponsorships to Keep 12 Outdoor Skating Rinks open
With a pair of ice skates in hand, Mayor John Tory announced late last week that the city of Toronto has secured corporate sponsorship that will keep open about one-third...
“Skate at your own risk”
During the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, when the Thames would very occasionally freeze over, Londoners would flock to the river for Frost Fairs – all-purpose carnivals featuring everything...