Keeping it Cool at The Ice House
Located in the heart of Downtown Dublin, Georgia, The Ice House is a beautifully restored historic warehouse that combines Southern elegance with the character of its past. With such a “cool” space, they host a variety of fun, nighttime events.
Schedule
Dublin Main Street Players’ production of Polter-Heist
Friday & Saturday, October 30th-31st | 6 PM – 9 PM
Polter-Heist, authored by Tony Schwartz and Marylou Ambrose, is a hilariously haunting murder mystery that will have you laughing uncontrollably before you discover whodunit! Dinner starts at 6:30 PM.
Art Social
Friday, November 20th | 7 PM
Attendees can look forward to an evening filled with networking, art, music, poetry, and much more. This event is a fantastic opportunity to meet new people, connect with fellow creatives, and celebrate the vibrant creativity within the community. Cocktails, food, and other refreshments will be available.
Owner
The Ice House is proudly family owned and operated, with family members working together to provide the Dublin community with memorable experiences. The Acosta family also owns several well known businesses in Dublin, including Moe’s on Madison, Hemingway’s Tobacco & Tapas, Dublin Farm, and Petals & Pastries. Their businesses have become an integral part of Dublin’s local scene, giving residents and visitors welcoming places to gather, enjoy great food and drinks, and spend quality time with family and friends.
History
The Ice House, a restored warehouse originally constructed by E.B. Mackey in 1925, has a rich history as the former headquarters of The Mackey Ice and Freezer Company. Over time, it has also been home to the Dublin Ice Company and the Birdsey Feed Warehouse, among others. In 2007, the building underwent a thorough renovation, transforming it into a special event venue that beautifully blends Southern charm with a modern urban touch. In 2018, further enhancements were made to update both the interior and exterior of the space. Visitors can take in the exterior of this historic building as part of the Downtown Dublin Walking Tour.
