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January Is National Skating Month At The Palisades Center Ice Rink

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Celebrate National Skating Month this January at the Palisades Center Ice Rink! Enjoy a month filled with fun activities for skaters of all levels.

Event Highlights:

  • Free Skate Rentals: Available at every public skating session throughout January. A $5 savings per visit.
  • DJ Skate Party: Skate to the music on Saturday, January 18th from 7 PM to 9 PM, as a live DJ brings the energy to the ice! REGISTER HERE.
  • Free 30-minute Skate Lessons: January 21 at 7:30 PM and January 25 at 1:10 PM followed by 30 minutes of free skating. Led by the Skate School’s skilled instructors. Perfect for beginners or those looking to refine their skills. Call 845-232-1028 for reservations.

Whether you’re learning to skate, enjoying time with family, or looking for a unique way to stay active, the Palisades Center Ice Rink is the perfect destination. Don’t miss this opportunity to lace up your skates and join the fun!

Location: Palisades Center Ice Rink, Level Four (above Macy’s) Date: January 1 – 31, 2024

For public skating schedules and more details, visit PalisadesCenterIceRink.com.

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