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the list 7 WINTER FESTIVALS

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Greenfield Winter Carnival

Friday to Sunday, Feb. 4-6

From ice carving to sled races, winter-themed events will take place all over this western Mass. city all weekend long for their 100th annual Winter Carnival.

Winterfest at Brimfield Winery

Saturday, Feb. 5

The Brimfield Winery teams up with Rapscallion Brewery’s French Canadian Day for a family-friendly event including meat pies, poutine, snowman competitions, bonfires, a beverage ice luge, live music, and more. Adults can sip on a specially brewed IPA or hot mulled wine.

Northampton Ice Art Festival Friday, February 11

Artists carve ice sculptures throughout downtown NoHo for this day-long festival, which culminates with a public display of the final sculptures during Arts Night Out from 5-8 p.m.

Easthampton WinterFest

Saturday, Feb. 12

Enjoy a winter-themed outdoor StoryWalk, horsedrawn wagon rides, ice carving and harvesting demonstrations, guided nature hikes and more throughout this quaint city in the Pioneer Valley.

Oxford Winter Carnival

Saturday, Feb. 19

The fun kicks off with a Polar Plunge at Carbuncle Pond, followed by ice skating, an interactive ice sculptor demonstration, free coffee and refreshments, and a host of other outdoor activities on the town common.

Lowell WinterFest

Friday & Saturday, Feb. 18-19

Ride a classic carousel, enjoy kids activities, play giant games and cast your vote in the soup competition. Live music, outdoor ice skating, an artisans’ market, and an array of eclectic food vendors are all part of the fun.

Fruitlands Winter Fest

Saturday. Feb. 26

A human dog sled race, sledding, s’mores by the firepit, nature walks through the Enchanted Forest and more are part of this day of family fun. Warm up with beer, food and wine in a heated tent.

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