Update: Due to this week's extreme cold temperatures and minimal snow, the sledding hill will be unavailable this year. All other Fire & Ice activities will be held as scheduled, weather permitting.

Activities and Events
Bring the family for these fun activities and events on the ice. All are weather permitting.

• Recycling bin races
• Youth ice fishing contest
• Hayrides
• Pony and sled-dog rides
• Miniature golf on the ice
• Snow bowling
• Box hockey
• Recreational ice skating
• Snowshoeing
• Cross-country skiing
• Curling
  (Featuring Plymouth resident and 2010 Olympic curler John Benton)
• Kidsdance DJ
• Magician
• Fire dancers and fireworks

Download the event schedule (PDF)

To combat the cold, attendees can warm up at a bonfire with s’mores and hot chocolate, while supplies last, sponsored by Step by Step Montessori. Food trucks will also be on site. The finale of the event – fireworks sponsored by the Plymouth Civic League – will begin around 6:30 p.m.

Cardboard Sled Contest
The Cardboard Sled Contest returns to Fire & Ice for the second year, set for 4 p.m. on the Showmobile Stage. View the contest rules, age categories and prizes: Read more.

Free Shuttle Service
Free shuttles to and from the event will run from 3:30-7:30 p.m. at the following locations:

• Oakwood Playfield, 1700 County Road 101
• Parkers Lake Baptist Church, 14720 County Road 6

More Information
Fire & Ice is free, aside from food trucks, and open to the public. The event is sponsored by the City of Plymouth, Abbott Northwestern-WestHealth, TCF Bank, Hy-Vee, CCX Media and the Plymouth Civic League.

For weather concerns, call the weather line at 763-509-5205.