FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Waterfall Arts offers Fireside Chats, new storytelling series in Belfast this winter. (BELFAST) – Waterfall Arts presents Fireside Chats, an enthusiastic experiment meant to ignite conversations, boost
Lizzie Hogg, a local homesteader, artist, mother, and community organizer, is spearheading a second annual Community Quilting Bee.
The owners of the building located at 256 High Street, Belfast, Maine, seek qualified vendors to provide bids for the following services: installation of a restored or replicated front façade entrance portico and repointing work on all sides of the building (the full bid package contains additional information regarding this scope of work).
Amy Tingle arrived in Maine in October 2019 to attend the Belfast Poetry Festival on the advice of a friend who said…
Next week, we are embarking on producing a series of artist profile videos and editing live musical performances–all slated to film (or recently filmed) here at Waterfall Arts! Do you
The Belfast Chalk Walk festival returns this year on Saturday October 2nd (having had to reschedule after a rainy weekend this weekend). Artists are welcome to reserve a square and
Karin Eberhardt and Karin Otto have been working in the Kennedy Press (at Waterfall Arts) all year long–will exhibit their work as part of the Maine Craft Apprentice Program.
Take a trip down memory lane–back to the 80s and 90s in Belfast, Maine. These are just a few of the articles, images, and invitations one would see at the
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Belfast) – On Saturday, September 11th, Waterfall Arts will open its doors to another history-rich exhibition with Artfellows: Belfast’s Original Cooperative Gallery, 1980-1997. In 1980, a number
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