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Ice on Main returns for the holiday season in Greenville, SC

Dust off your skates. We’re jumping + twirling into the holiday season with a Greenville tradition.

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Ice on Main returns Nov. 19. | Photo by the City of Greenville

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United Community Bank Ice on Main is returning for the 2023-2024 season on Wednesday, Nov. 15. Before you hit the ice to show off your triple axel, here’s what you need to know:

Dates of operation

  • Wednesday, Nov. 15-Monday, Jan. 15
  • See the hours
  • Don’t miss the opening ceremony featuring special performances at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 15, followed by the rink’s official public opening at 4:30 p.m.

Location

  • Village Green, in front of the Courtyard Marriott + adjacent to City Hall (206 S. Main St.)
Tickets for Ice on Main 2022-2023

Your tickets secure one hour of time on the ice. | Photo by @gvilleevents

Pricing

  • $10 for adults, $8 for kids ages 3-12, free for kids 2 and under (includes skate rentals)
  • Skate for $5 every Tuesday, courtesy of United Community Bank.
  • Pro tip: Buy your tickets online to guarantee your time slot. There are limited walk-up tickets available.

Food and drinks

This is the first year Indaco + O-Ku are open right next to Ice on Main, and the restaurants plan to make spirits bright with special holiday menu items.

At Indaco

Rink-side tables will serve the full Indaco menu, plus festive family-friendly specials like hot cocoa with toasted marshmallow syrup + hot apple cider, or sip on the boozy versions: “Ya Filthy Animal” (Rumchata Peppermint, hot chocolate, toasted marshmallow syrup, peppermint) + “Apple Doesn’t Fall Far” (Evan Williams Apple Bourbon, fresh cider, cinnamon). Plus, it isn’t the holidays without sweet treats. Cookies will be available to order “to-go” at Indaco’s outside bar.

At O-Ku

A classic Japanese Christmas Cake will be on the menu with a whipped cream filling, frosting on the outside, and topped with fresh strawberries. Sip on the “Toasted Rice Toddy” made with toasted rice milk steeped in cinnamon sticks.

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