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HIGH SPRINGS – Florida Creamery is celebrating their second anniversary, and as a tribute to their faithful customers, is holding an ice cream social, and will present a $500 donation to Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR) to help protect the area’s river and its springs. The event is being held at the Florida Creamery in historic downtown High Springs at 23629 West U.S. Highway 27 from 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Saturday, March 27.

Our Santa Fe River will have a table set up in front of Bambi’s Café selling tickets for a donation of $10, which entitles each donor to a free scoop of ice cream from Florida Creamery plus entry in an hourly drawing at the creamery for prizes such as :

  • Two prints from Lanza Gallery
  • Florida Creamery T-Shirt and $10 gift certificate
  • Our Santa Fe River ‘I Care’ T-shirt and a vintage ‘2019 OSFR Riverfest’ Tie Dye T-shirt
  • Florida Springs Institute FSI cap and Springs Book
  • Lion’s Lair Boutique $25 gift card
  • Unique Notions gift basket 

Plus, entry into a drawing for the Grand Prize of a Rum 138 kayak rental and shuttle for two in either a tandem kayak or canoe.

 You do not have to be present to win. OSFR will contact winners at the end of the evening.

 Bambi’s Café will be preparing a plant-based Italian Farm to Table Feast from 6-8 p.m. for $25. Menu includes cream of porcini mushroom soup, insalata, organic bruchetta, organic pasta primavera with local vegetables in creamy pink sauce, and vegan ice cream topped with organic chocolate syrup and strawberries from the Florida Creamery. Gluten free options will be available.  Coffee and tea are included. Italian Farm to Table Feast reservations are required by calling 386-454-1600 or 954-907-9759.

 This event in downtown High Springs promises fun, food and ice cream, plus the many fabulous door prizes donated by locally owned businesses. For more information call event coordinator Kristin Rubin at 305-582-3800 or visit Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/735992450393760.

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