Deep Freeze Fête ends on Feb. 14, and there’s plenty to see at the eight different sites.

Borden Park has three different installations: Indigenous, Ukrainian, and Francophone. There’s also the promenade and tons to see and take in. Here’s a series of photographs to give you an idea.

Art meets winter during Deep Freeze Fête. | Rebecca Lippiatt
The fiddle appears in Indigenous, Ukrainian, and Francophone cultures. | Rebecca Lippiatt
The fiddle appears in Indigenous, Ukrainian, and Francophone cultures. | Rebecca Lippiatt
The sculptures light up around 5 pm. | Rebecca Lippiatt
The sculptures light up around 5 pm. | Rebecca Lippiatt
Borden Park has become a little magical. | Rebecca Lippiatt
Borden Park has become a little magical.
Stroll down the promenade. | Supplied by Christy Morin
Stroll down the promenade. | Supplied by Christy Morin

Feature Image: Take in the stunning sculptures and installations at Borden Park. | Rebecca Lippiatt