Ice cream sundae competition coming to downtown Ithaca
The History Center in Tompkins County is hosting Sundae Showdown on April 20 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Downtown Ithaca Conference Center.
During the event, guests will be able to sample over-the-top ice cream sundae creations from local chefs, restaurants, and community members. Then, they will be able to vote for their favorite. The event supports the history center.
A sundae passport costs $20 and will let you taste all of the creations. Families can share one passport. Anyone is welcome to attend.
More information can be found on sundaeshowdown.com.
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