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Whether having a drink at the ice
bar, relaxing in the newly-created
lounge or enjoying great music and
drinks in the heated tent, a good time is
guaranteed at E.G. Nicks during the Ice
Festival.
This year, as has become a tradition,
the huge bar carved of ice, will be on
the Forest Street patio where ice cold
Svedka Vodka will be served in a vari-
ety of flavors and drinks. From there,
visitors can step into the ski-lodge set-
ting of the lounge where comfortable
couches and chairs surround the cozy
fireplace.
“The lounge really went over well
last year,” noted Frank Agostini, co-
owner of E.G. Nicks. “People liked the
comfortable atmosphere and being
able to just sit and relax with drinks
and enjoy good company. We move all
the wine room furniture out and bring
in the couches and fireplace and put
up the Svedka Vodka tree, which is
fun,” he added.
“We do these events because we
Party on
Annual musical performances benefit local veterans
Big Ray and the Motor City Kings
