e first in a series of human interest pieces that Waterfall Arts is piloting, in a broad-stroke effort to more narrowly hone in on the people directly in our “inner circle”…
Hazel Mitchell, local children’s book author and illustrator, shares a story during our first Fireside Chats event in December 2021 (on the theme of public libraries and books, in partnership
Fireside Chats are an enthusiastic experiment meant to ignite conversations, boost empathy, and offer a platform for shared stories to help all of us set new intentions for our collective
Program Director Amy Tingle shares how Fireside Chats came to be – because of a boy named Finn.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Belfast Co-op and Waterfall Arts are teaming up for a winter fundraiser this January. (BELFAST) The Belfast Co-op and the Waterfall Arts Kids and Family Program are
Listen to professional storyteller Stephanie Holman on the first in the Fireside Chats series.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WATERFALL ARTS RECEIVES $100,000 GRANT (BELFAST) – Waterfall Arts, Belfast’s community arts center since 2000, is very excited to announce receipt of a $100,000 grant from a
Waterfall Arts is partnering with the Maine Arts Commission to host a qualifying competition for Maine students who do not have a school competition to participate in to qualify for the Maine State Regional competitions.
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
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