Somerset SnowFest is set to offer various events and activities Saturday to Sunday, Feb. 18-26 in Skowhegan, Canaan and Madison.
Coordinated by Main Street Skowhegan and Lake George Regional Park, the festival features a range of activities like an ice-fishing derby, kite-flying derby, downhill kayak race, winter triathlon, and the Northeast’s only equestrian skijoring competition, according to a news release from Main Street Skowhegan.
For those interested in sponsoring Somerset SnowFest, marketing benefits include social media, inclusion in paid advertising, radio, print, on-site opportunities, and other digital marketing assets.
A variety of sponsorship options are available to fit any budget and business goals. For a full list, visit somersetsnowfest.org/sponsors to check out the Somerset SnowFest sponsor deck and Skijor Skowhegan sponsor deck, or email Mary Haley at mary@mxhmarketing.com.
Featured sponsorships include:
• Skijor Silver Partner
• Two-foot by four-foot track banner on track fence in priority location;
• Tagged in one exclusive post on Somerset SnowFest and Skijor Skowhegan event page;
• Included in one boosted group Silver partner post on Facebook;
• Name linked on Somerset SnowFest sponsor webpage and Skijor Skowhegan webpage; and
• Name linked in two Skijor Skowhegan dedicated promo emails.
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