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ing and bathrooms available there.” open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. both Of course the Rotary Bingo game
This year, two more warming stations Saturday and Sunday with hot bever- will return and the Party Tent which
have been added. One at the Plymouth ages and snacks,” Gietzen said. United attracts a huge crowd will again be
Arts and Recreation Complex (PARC) Way is located at 960 Ann Arbor Trail. open in the parking lot behind E.G.
on Main Street across from the library. A new attraction this year is the Nick's on Forest Street.
Gietzen said that a hallway in the for- expected food truck, Nom Nom Ninja, “This is just a real community event,
mer school building will feature an art which has a large following and is con- designed for families, but with attrac-
exhibit people can enjoy while getting sidered one of the best food trucks in tions for everyone. Our only concern, as
out of the cold. “United Way will also be Metro Detroit, Gietzen said. always, is the weather.”

Civic groups benefit from festival parking fees

During the Plymouth Ice most municipal lots, with funds Sunday. Sculptures are expected to
Festival this year, most downtown going to community projects and remain for viewing after the main
parking lots will be charging for initiatives. event hours, weather permitting.
parking during the main event Main Ice Festival hours are 5-10 For more information on the
hours Feb, 3-5. Local service clubs p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Plymouth Ice Festival visit
will be collecting $10 for parking in Saturday, and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. www.plymouthicefestival.com.