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Colorful Lights at the World Snow Sculpting Championships in Stillwater, Minnesota

In January, 12 teams from around the world traveled to Stillwater, Minnesota to compete in the World Snow Sculpting Championship for awards and prize money. This years teams are from Canada, Denmark, Taiwan, Mexico, India, Mongolia, Spain, Finland, Peru, Malta, Great Britain, and the USA. Spectators are invited to watch the progress on the snow sculptures in Lowell Park and visit with the teams. In addition to a judged event and ceremonies, the week long celebration also includes social events and activities fun for the whole family. Our kids look forward to seeing the creative snow sculptures every winter. This year I especially loved seeing the completed sculptures at night with colorful lights!

The sculptures are expected to stay up for a couple of week following the event, weather dependent. There is NO FEE to view the snow sculptures and Lowell Park is open to the public and dogs on leash.

Things to Know: World Snow Sculpting Championship

*Teams from around the world compete for prize money and the title of the World Snow Sculpting Champion. 

*All activities and events in Lowell park are FREE to the public.

*Fees apply for special events, concessions, beer tent, and snow store.

*Sculpting teams will be carving around the clock throughout the event.

*Snow sculptures will stay up for about 2 weeks – weather dependent.

*Dogs on leash welcome.

*See the sculptures at night in colorful lights!

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