FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – Experience a flurry of winter activities in and outdoors throughout the city with Winterval on Saturday. Neil Miller, Supervisor of Outreach with the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department, or FWPR, said his department aims to break people out of their cabin fever. "Just because it's cold, just because it's a little snowy, doesn't mean you have to stay inside." "[FWPR] has an interest in getting people to come out and enjoy themselves and get together, and that's what Winterval is all about." Mixes of chilly and cozy activities can be found at local organizations, including the Allen County Public Library, Science Central and Promenade Park. New this year, people can pick up pickleball with McMillien Park Community Center's Learn-to-Play and Family Day. Seasoned players will help newer players. Balls included, but paddles are not. Witness ice carvers transform blocks of ice into frozen creations at the following locations: 10 a.m.: Foellinger-Friedmann Botanical Conservatory at 1100 S. Calhoun Street 12 p.m.: Allen County Public Library at 900 Library Plaza 2 p.m.: FWPR Community Center at 233 W. Main St. 2 p.m.: The Landing at Calhoun Street 7 p.m.: Promenade Park at 202 W. Superior Street FWPR adds to the community fun with its Winter Carnival. Enjoy shopping at the Warm Heart Market and fill your face with sweets with a candy luge at the FWPR Community Center at 233 W. Main St. Winterval runs through Saturday starting at 9 a.m. Activities end at different times depending on location. To find the full list of events, visit the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department website.