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
Waterfall Arts announces the grand opening of its new public-access glassblowing studio Waterfall Arts Glassworks on Friday, July 23rd during Belfast’s Fourth Friday Art Walk.
Waterfall Arts is honored to host Nina Elder for a residency in July 2021, in tandem our featured summer exhibition.
Waterfall Arts, an active and vibrant community arts organization in Belfast, Maine, moves towards a sustainable future…
As many of you may have seen over the past month, Waterfall Arts is undergoing site work.
Waterfall Arts has announced receiving an anonymous contribution of $25,000 for their capital project, Waterfall Rising…
This extensive photography exhibition explores how Belfast’s identity has evolved –and how it has stayed the same– in tandem with the varied activities and bustle of its harbor.
From the archives: The Troll’s Remorse, as remembered by co-founder Al Crichton.
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