You can expect ice cream from local and national brands, a total of 75 different flavors!
“We really worked hard to make sure we have very unique flavors and work with local brands - like Full Tilt - that have amazing unique and fun flavors like vegan, and so we’re definitely leaning towards the more unique flavors,” Treadway Events producer Brittany Hummel said.
“It’s been 12-hour days, not only are we doing this festival, but it’s the busiest time in general and so we’re trying to keep up with our own stores and other scoop shops that sell our ice cream,” Full Tilt Ice Cream owner Justin Cline said. If you’re planning out your weekend, be sure to save room for some dessert and satisfy your sweet tooth in a unique way.
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