Pared down Zehnder’s Snowfest 2021 gets underway amid ideal frosty weather
Updated Jan 29, 2021;
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FRANKENMUTH, MI Zehnder’s Snowfest 2021, a pared-down version of Frankenmuth’s annual snow and ice festival, has begun.
This year’s Snowfest will be a smaller event than usual because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but guests can still enjoy seeing snow and ice sculptures throughout Michigan’s Little Bavaria.
“Zehnder’s Snowfest 2021 will not be the usual event people are used to attending,” said Linda Kelly, special events manager and Snowfest co-chair. “Our goal is to encourage guests to get outdoors and visit the ice and snow art display as well as the wonderful shops around Frankenmuth, and, most importantly, stay safe.”
What to expect at Zehnder’s Snowfest 2021
Updated Jan 13, 2021;
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FRANKENMUTH, MI Zehnder’s Snowfest 2021 will be a smaller event than usual because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but guests can still enjoy seeing snow and ice sculptures throughout Michigan’s Little Bavaria.
“Zehnder’s Snowfest 2021 will not be the usual event people are used to attending,” said Linda Kelly, special events manager and Snowfest co-chair. “Our goal is to encourage guests to get outdoors and visit the ice and snow art display as well as the wonderful shops around Frankenmuth, and, most importantly, stay safe.”
Kelly shared the following event details so visitors will know what to expect before they go:
Zehnder’s planning smaller Snowfest for 2021 in Frankenmuth
Updated Dec 17, 2020;
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FRANKENMUTH, MI Zehnder’s of Frankenmuth is planning a smaller than usual Snowfest event to take place in January 2021.
The annual winter festival usually brings snow and ice carvers from around the world and approximately 100,000 visitors to Michigan’s Little Bavaria, but event organizers are planning a pared-down event because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Snowfest 2021 is scheduled to take place Friday, Jan. 29, through Sunday, Jan. 31.
“Although Snowfest will be different this year, visitors may still enjoy a limited number of larger-than-life snow sculptures and beautifully detailed ice carvings,” according to event information posted on Zehnders.com. “Due to COVID-19 restrictions, this year’s event will not include entertainment, Warming Tent or fireworks but we encourage guests to view the snow and ice sculptures throughout downtown Frankenmuth.”