#icefest21 @BloorYorkville

A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD

FREE TOUR

Follow a self-guided, socially distanced ice sculpture trail around Bloor-Yorkville and escape to some of the world’s most iconic destinations.

The ice displays will be available to view as of 3 pm on Friday, March 12 and will be on display until the evening of Sunday, March 14 – weather permitting.

You can explore the trail in-person or virtually on Instagram @BloorYorkville and on YouTube at Bloor‑Yorkville BIA. Starting Saturday, March 13th, join host and media personality Tanya Kim as she takes us on a virtual tour of this year's Icefest display!

Bloor-Yorkville Icefest

Toronto’s premier cultural district will become a showcase of incredible ice sculptures! This season, ice sculptures will be placed throughout the entire Bloor-Yorkville area, allowing visitors to discover our incredible local businesses, in a safe and responsible way.

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The Bloor-Yorkville BIA asks that if you make your way to admire and experience the ice sculptures, wear a mask or face covering and keep six feet apart from others not in your household.

Icefest Tour Map

Follow the Bloor-Yorkville Icefest Event Map to discover one-of-a-kind ice sculptures dedicated to iconic destinations around the world. Be inspired to dream about better days ahead, while enjoying all that Bloor-Yorkville has to offer.

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Second Harvest

To help those in need, Bloor-Yorkville Icefest, will be donating this year’s proceeds to Second Harvest, who is Canada’s largest food rescue charity, with a dual mission of environmental protection and hunger relief.

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Ice Sculptures

Patrons can expect to be dazzled by over 50 ice creations made from 68,000 lbs. of ice on Bloor-Yorkville streets, which will include: Eiffel Tower, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Statue or Liberty, La Sagrada Familia, Sydney Opera House, Egyptian Sphinx, Big Ben, Christ the Redeemer, Hawaiian Dancers, Astronomical Clock, Grand Palace, a Caribbean Beach Scene and more!

ICE SCULPTURES

After 16 years, Bloor-Yorkville Icefest will be on hiatus. Due to unforeseen changes in operations by our ice supplier, and a lack of additional resources available to create our displays, we have made the difficult decision to postpone our event. We are exploring options for a winter event in 2023 and will share details as soon as they're available!