Plymouth Ice Festival

Plymouth, MI · Quirky

When: January 29–31, 2027
Where: Kellogg Park, Downtown Plymouth · Plymouth · MI
Cost: Not confirmed
Status: Approximate: based on past editions, not announced yet

More than 100 hand-carved ice sculptures line the streets of downtown Plymouth for a late-January weekend, filling Kellogg Park with larger-than-life carvings, an ice slide and live carving demonstrations. The festival has run since the early 1980s and the 2026 edition was its 44th. Next edition's exact dates were not yet published as of this listing; shown here from the festival's consistent late-January weekend pattern.

Open on the map → Official site

Organize this event? Claim this page to confirm the dates and details. It takes about a minute.

The history within reach

Plymouth Ice Festivalsame spot
More than 100 hand-carved ice sculptures line the streets of downtown Plymouth for a late-January weekend, filling Kellogg Park with larger-than-life carvings, an ice slide and live carving demonstrations.
Northville Victorian Festival4.2 mi
A small-town street festival in historic downtown Northville with Victorian-costumed vendors, horse-drawn carriage rides and craft booths lining Main Street.
Wayne County Lightfest6.3 mi
A drive-through holiday light display along Hines Drive through Wayne County's Hines Park, running each evening from mid-November through Christmas Eve.
Michigan State Fair7.0 mi
A revived version of the Michigan State Fair, held over Labor Day weekend at the Suburban Collection Showplace after the original Detroit fairgrounds closed in 2009.
Kaiser takes the bomber plant, then GM turns it into a transmission works9.8 mi
The government sold the Willow Run bomber plant off as war surplus and Kaiser-Frazer took it over to build cars.