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Encouraging all Edmontonians to celebrate winter in the city, and to keep our neighbourhoods looking beautiful!
The Winterscapes photo contest is all about awarding gardens, art and play in the winter. You can create a winterscape in your front yard, community hall, office/business building or school. A winterscape is a way of decorating your wintry yards and landscapes using snow, ice, natural objects and lights. Winterscapes help beautify our Edmonton neighbourhoods. Get tips from some creative locals in our blog, What's In A Winterscape. You can nominate your own winterscape or someone else's!
Take a photo of your creation or someone else's and submit/nominate from January 12 - February 17, 2020.
2020 Front Yards in Bloom: Winterscapes prizes this year include:
January 12-19 (awarded on January 23): Ice on Whyte tickets
January 20-26 (awarded on January 30): Edmonton Ski Club day pass
January 27-February 2 (awarded on February 6): Ice Castle Alberta tickets
February 3-9 (awarded on February 13): Snow Valley Edmonton day pass
February 10-17 (awarded on February 21): Ice Castle Alberta tickets
View photos of previous year's winners from the photo contest!
These artistic winterscapes feature creative winter scenes including snow or ice sculptures. Embellish your creations with plant materials, colour and lights - let your imagination run wild!
These winterscapes feature landscaped yards with showy plants, decorations or wildlife-friendly features.
These fun and play-friendly winterscapes feature whimsical elements such as snow slides, forts, snowpeople or ice creations, tree ornaments, and lights. Suitable for group activities!
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