Monday, March 01, 2021
Saybrook Point Inn & Spa Holds Annual Fire & Ice Festival
The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa’s Fire & Ice Festival included an adult-only evening party on Jan. 18 and a family-friendly event on Jan. 19. The winter celebration featured specialty foods, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting, and several live performances by Sasha.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Here, Sasha balances a ring a fire.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Sasha sallows fire during her performance.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Here, Sasha balances a ring a fire.
(Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News | Buy This Photo)
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Sash breathes a puff of fire during her permonce.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Sasha performs with a ring of fire.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Daniel Goodrich,4 is amazed with his Batman face painting by Stacey Gallagher.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Gianna Allocca, 3 is all smiles with her unicorn, including horn face painting by Stacey Gallagher.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Matt Terzano works on his wood carving of a shark. He is with the Brookfield Carving company.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Zoe Benvenuto, 6 has her cartoon image drawn by artist Jack Lapierre.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Gary Costa of Ice Matters puts the finishing touches on his ice carving of a penguin. He is applying heat to give the ice a smooth glaze.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
An angel fish Ice carving on display.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Camden Gravell, 5 enjoys his meal at the event. His face is painted with his favorite Pokemon, Pichu.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Gary Costa from Ice Matters shapes the body of a small pengun with a chain saw.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Crowds mingled aroung the food and harbor during the festival.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Attendees enjoyed many open air fires as they enjoyed thier food and drink at the festivval.
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The Saybrook Point Inn & Spa held their Fire & Ice Festival this past weekend featuring an adult only evening party on Friday January 18th and a family fun event on Saturday January 19th. The winter celebration featured specialty foods including; chowder, chili, sliders, raw bar, fried ice cream, specialty hot and cold drinks, ice and wood carving demonstrations, pop-up shops, face painting and more. Sasha, The Fire Gypsy held several live performances throughout the afternoon.
Marc Iacobellis, a bass player with the Java Groove Band entertains the guests.
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