Ice carver Neil Trimpe uses a chainsaw to cut away chunks of ice while forming a sculpture of a polar bear in front of the Waverly Community House during the 2022 Clarks Summit Festival of Ice.
Fred Adams File Photo | For Abington Journal
Staten Island, N.Y, ice carver TJ Neary, with over 25 years of experience, works on a sculpture of a mother deer and her fawn along State Street in Clarks Summit during the 2022 Clarks Summit Festival of Ice.
Fred Adams File Photo | For Abington Journal
FRIDAY
9 a.m.: Freedom’s Angel Wings (Clock Tower)
11 a.m.: Metropolitan Life (Morgan Highway)
1 p.m.: Fidelity Bank (Morgan Highway)
3:30 p.m.: Jennings-Calvey Funeral & Cremation Services (111 Colburn Ave., Clarks Summit)
5:30 p.m.: Our Lady of Snows Church
6:30 p.m. (during parade): Sculpted Ice Works Carving on a moving flatbed truck
SATURDAY
11 a.m.: Electric City Studios
1 p.m.: Everything Natural (426 S State Street)
3 p.m.: Stately Pet Supply (515 S. State Street)
6 p.m.: State Street Grill (114 S State Street)
SUNDAY
Noon to 3 p.m. First Responders Competition
