CALDWELL — It was a big day in Caldwell Thursday -- opening day for the new ice ribbon and rink in Indian Creek Plaza.
The new attraction is the first of its kind in Idaho, and one of only a few in the whole country.
It's one-tenth of a mile long and travels around the plaza in a winding circle -- ending in an ice rink.
It is open to the public daily through mid-February -- weather permitting.
Indian Creek Plaza has planned several events during the ice-skating season, including a visit from Santa, DJ skate nights, and a winter solstice market.
Events, excluding ice-skating, are free to the public.
Ice-skating passes are free for children under three years old, $4.50 for children under 12 years old, and $6.00 for adults.
The public is welcome to bring their own ice skates or rent a pair for an additional $4.00.
A 10 percent discount is available to military and seniors with ID. Parking is free in the hundreds of street and public lot parking spots in downtown Caldwell.
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