On Feb. 13, Manayunk.com and Founders Brewing Company partnered to transform Main Street Manayunk into an outdoor winter festival.
From 11-4, hundreds of masked and socially distanced locals strolled Main Street to enjoy ice sculptures, ice carving demonstrations by the Ice Sculpture Philadelphia team, live music, shopping, food and drink specials, and more at the Founders Philly Freeze-Out.
Communitarian photographer Jen Warner captured the event’s highlights:
Ice Sculpture Philly owner and founder Peter Slavin giving a live ice carving demonstration at the intersection of Main and Rector. 
Eric Wagner demonstrates a live ice carving at the intersection of Main and Rector. 
An apple tree ice sculpture with hearts displayed in front of The Little Apple. 
A clock ice sculpture sat in front of Martin Pulli Fine Jewelry and Watches. 
A Love Statue ice sculpture was on display in front of Bendi Jewelers. 
A heart ice sculpture carved with the name SOMO was showcased in front of the American restaurant SOMO Manayunk. 
A detailed Philadelphia Flyers logo ice sculpture could be found outside of Ryan’s Pub. 
A wine bottle ice sculpture poured its frozen contents into a solid ice wine glass outside of Jake’s and Cooper’s Wine Bar. 
An ice sculpture elephant posed with its trunk in the air. 
Manayunk Brewing Company surprised guests with their one-of-a-kind ice sculpture, not revealing the theme until the day of the event. 
Illumine Gallery chose an intricate diamond ring glass sculpture for their store’s display. 
A heart and arrow ice sculpture with the word AMOR carved across it could be found outside of Taqueria Amor. 
A Tom Petty Album Cover ice sculpture was on display outside of Main Street Music.
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