Brrr-illiant ice sculptures thrill at Lake Minnewasta despite the cold
At Lake Minnewasta, winter’s deep freeze became a canvas for creativity. As part of Morden’s Multicultural Winterfest, teams of carvers turned massive ice blocks into shimmering sculptures—maple leaves, film tributes, and abstract forms reflecting both skill and imagination. Architect Peter Hargraves, who has helped harvest the ice for years, says the artistry keeps evolving alongside the tradition. For now, the sculptures stand at Colert Beach, waiting for visitors—until Mother Nature reclaims them, setting the stage for next year’s frozen masterpieces.
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