Haddonfield hosts its Winterfest

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Winterfest returns to downtown Haddonfield from Friday through Sunday.

Ice sculptures will line the business district and visitors are encouraged to take pictures, tag Downtown Haddonfield and share. There will be sales at borough retailers throughout the weekend. 

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The third annual Souper Bowl returns on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event has outgrown its previous location; this year’s site is the Mechanic Street parking lot. Soup lovers will sample offerings from 14 Haddonfield restaurants in a soup competition, with ticket sale proceeds benefiting Camden’s Cathedral Kitchen.

Competing to take home the coveted Souper Bowl trophy are The Bistro, Bread Board Plus, Cacia’s, Cafe Lift, Corson’s, Crumb, Fishtown Seafood, Gass & Main, Haddon Culinary, Nicky B’s, Passariello’s, Sparrow’s, Verona Ristorante Italiano and Wanda BYOB. On Sunday at 11 a.m., ice artist Rob LoFurno will be at Kings Court carving and creating an ice sculpture live. 

Tickets for Winterfest are $20 and available at downtownhaddonfield.com.

SAMANTHA BAMBINO
SAMANTHA BAMBINO
Award-winning entertainment news writer for PopHorror, Looper, Lower Bucks Times & The Sun Newspapers

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