Boston’s waterfront was the place to see 2019 ice sculptures on New Year’s Eve! Crowds came out during the day before the rain washed the artwork away in the evening. The ice sculpture stroll was organized by Boston Harbor Now, teaming up with local businesses and cultural institutions. We brought our own lights to shine up the glistening pieces in the following photo gallery.
2019 sea creature at the Greenway carousel
Ramming at International Place
Anchors away for 2019 at the Pilot House
Unofficial ice bar stop at Rowes Wharf
Lighthouse aglow at Boston Harbor Islands pavilion
Catching the big fish 2019 at Atlantic Wharf
L.L. Bean bear
Seaport Place 2019
Seaport tree sculpture
Posing with the ice sculpture at the Boston Harbor Hotel
Dusty Rhodes, founder and president of event planning company, Conventures Inc., was hired by the City of Boston to put on this year’s First Night. In a Globe puff piece, she talks about their plans for the 2017 New Year’s celebration and why it has been consolidated in Back Bay. “What Times Square is to New Read More…
It was a soggy 2019 New Year’s fireworks display over Boston Harbor as pouring rain at midnight dampened the longstanding tradition. Still, the show went on with bursts of color emerging from a barge between Long Wharf and Fan Pier. And, there were plenty of hearty souls that came out to the waterfront to cheer the Read More…
One of the most creative First Night ice sculptures this year is the “Throne of Ice” from the new team at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. The throne opened at noon on New Year’s Eve and is generating quite the NYE buzz as “quite possibly the coolest ice sculpture in Boston,” per BostonTweet. The weather is perfect Read More…
3 Replies to “Ice Sculpture Stroll on the Waterfront for New Year’s Eve [Photo Gallery]”
Missed out on seeing the ice sculptures, but definitely next year awesome pictures!
Gorgeous pix, Matt! What a great idea to bring colored lights!
Missed out on seeing the ice sculptures, but definitely next year awesome pictures!
Gorgeous pix, Matt! What a great idea to bring colored lights!
Beautiful photos! Thank you for sharing.