Worthing's town centre has a new attraction this month: historic Steyne Gardens has been turned into an ice rink by Worthing Town Centre Initiative.

And thanks to the Artists and Makers website, you could take your family or friends for a free turn - we've bagged four tickets for half term week, which is fast selling out.�

"Back in 2003, the West Sussex Cultural Strategy said the county needed an ice rink," says Artists and Makers editor Dan Thompspon, "so it's great we've finally got one - and we just hope it becomes a�permanent part of Worthing's cultural landscape!"

The Ice Rink is open until 1st March, with sessions running every day from 10am. From 10am-3pm weekdays there are special 'credit crunch' details, and local schools have also book up sessions for their students. To book tickets, call the Worthing Theatres Box Office.

To be in with a chance of winning four tickets, worth �24,�for the 2pm session on Friday 20th February, just answer this question:

• Worthing's Ice Rink was made with the help of West Sussex Fire Brigade, who flooded the arena - what's the freezing point of water (in celsius)?

Email your answer to Competitions at Artists and Makers

Many thanks to Worthing Town Centre Initiative for supporting this competition. A winner will be picked on Tuesday 17th February.

More:

• Worthing Town Centre Initiative
• Worthing Theatres Box Office: 01903 206206