Buy Rockland Boulders Tix at Knickerbocker Website, Win a TV

If you're looking forward to the second season of the Rockland Boulders, here's a way get tickets and win a TV at the same time. The has tickets for premium infield box seats for any home game this year available at www.KnickerbockerIceFestival.com. Ticket vouchers purchased through their  website from now until Feb. 29 come with a chance to win a 52” AQUOS TV, courtesy of Sharp Electronics of Mahwah, NJ.

Also, the Rockland Boulders is donating a portion of the ticket sales to benefit the programs and events that are featured at the Knickerbocker Ice Festival. Kids will also be able to see the Boulders’ mascot, the Boulder Bird, from 1-3 p.m. on both days of the Festival.

“Thanks to the Rockland Boulders and Sharp Electronics Corporation for their generosity and their help in making the 2012 Knickerbocker Ice Festival even bigger and better than ever,” said Rosemarie Monaco, Co-Producer, Knickerbocker Ice Festival Inc.

The is being held at Rockland Lake State Park on Jan. 28 and 29.

Individual raffle tickets for the SHARP AQUOS 52” LC-52LE835U (MSRP $2,399) will also be available for sale on the Ice Festival’s website and at the festival at Rockland Lake State park. The winner will be randomly selected on or about March 1 and notified by email.

“We are pleased to team up with the Knickerbocker Ice Festival to help bring this popular event to Rockland Lake”, said Shawn Reilly, Executive Vice President of the Rockland Boulders. “Though we can’t play baseball in the winter, we can get out and participate in winter activities, and the Knickerbocker Ice Festival has grown over the years and become a very popular attraction in our area.”

For more information about sponsorship opportunities or how to become a volunteer, contact Maria Rodd (mrodd@knickerbockericefestival.com or 845-290-1644) or Rosemarie Monaco (rmonaco@knickerbockericefestival.com or 845-535-3453 x207). 

About The Knickerbocker Ice Festival

The Knickerbocker Ice Festival (www.knickerbockericefestival.com), now in its sixth year, celebrates Rockland Lake’s history as the epicenter of the ice trade in the 19th century—long before the invention of the household refrigerator. Known for its sparkling, clear water, Rockland Lake was the preferred source of ice for New York City as well as international destinations. Follow us on Twitter: @KnickIceFest.