LAKE PLACID — The Skating Club of Lake Placid has curated a program that showcases the incredible talent of local figure skaters, ranging from young beginners to seasoned competitors.

The “Home for the Holidays” Ice Show at 5 p.m. on Dec. 17 at the 1932 Jack Shea Arena in Lake Placid will feature performances set to beloved holiday tunes, creating a joyful atmosphere for families and friends to come together and celebrate the magic of the season.

Highlights include performances by 1994 Olympian in pairs figure skating Karen Courtland Kelly and regional competitors Dominica and Kalina Sarandeva. Cortland Kelly will be skating to Vladimir Vavilov and Giulio Caccini’s “Ave Maria,” played live by violinist James McDonald, while the Sarandevas, who are siblings, will perform a duet to Sia’s “Snowman.”

“We are excited to bring the community together for our annual holiday show,” said Christie Sausa, President of the Skating Club of Lake Placid. “Our board members, coaches, and skaters have been working hard to deliver a memorable show that will truly capture the spirit of the holidays.”

Attendees can expect a delightful blend of solo and group performances showcasing the grace, athleticism, and artistry of figure skating.

Admission to the “Home for the Holidays” Ice Show is free, but donations of new, unwrapped toys and monetary donations for the North Elba Christmas Show are gladly accepted. Families, friends, and figure skating enthusiasts are encouraged to join us for an unforgettable evening of athletic artistry and holiday cheer.