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Is there a better way to celebrate the holiday season in the South Bay than with ice-skating by the beach?

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Getting icy by the ocean

Redondo Beach. Is there a better way to celebrate the holiday season in Southern California than with ice-skating by the beach? The second annual Seaside Ice Redondo Beach Winter Festival opens with a party from 4 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, followed by public skating from 5 to 9:30 p.m. at Seaside Lagoon, 200 Portofino Way.

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Redondo Beach's waterfront ice skating rink will reopen next week for a slightly longer season that packs in more promotions, themed skate nights and community events. It's the second time around for Seaside Ice, and co-owner Scott Williams said he and business partner Tom Kearney spent the off-season coming up with activities designed to draw people back and keep them coming throughout the winter.

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Redondo Beach's waterfront ice skating rink will reopen next week for a slightly longer season that packs in more promotions, themed skate nights and community events.

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Ice beckons at a new seasonal skating rink at the edge of the Pacific Ocean. That's right: There's an ice skating rink just 150 feet from where the waves lap the shore. The appropriately named Seaside Ice debuted Tuesday in Redondo Beach and will be open every day throughout the holidays, including Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, until Jan. 11.

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The King Harbor Association presented Seaside Ice with the Starfish Award at the Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce Installation dinner on June 12.  This prestigious award recognizes founders Tom Kearney & Maura Kearney, and Scott Williams & Azumi Williams, for Excellence and Innovation in promoting Redondo Beach and King Harbor.

At the Seaside Ice in King Harbor, a popular meeting and event venue called Seaside Lagoon is transformed from a  scenic beach area into a holiday wonderland. Projecting around 35,000 skaters and 100,000 total attendees during the 2008 season, there's lots of entertainment to go along with the skating fun. Read on...

From the Ventura County Star...

The Seaside Lagoon at 200 Portofino Way in Redondo Beach has a new frozen asset. "Seaside Ice," an outdoor ice skating rink measuring 60 by 120 feet, is open to the public through Jan. 11. Read on...

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Nice write up in the Daily Breeze.