When Art Found Me: Liz Kalloch
I don’t remember a time when art wasn’t in my life, hadn’t found me, or me it. I grew up with an artistic mother who looked for…
I don’t remember a time when art wasn’t in my life, hadn’t found me, or me it. I grew up with an artistic mother who looked for…
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 future. The event takes place monthly on the front lawn at Waterfall Arts for anyone to gather around warm fire pits for a night of…
“When Art Found Me” is a series of human interest pieces that Waterfall Arts is piloting, in an effort to focus on the people in our circle, so that you may get to know us a little bit better. Starting with our staff and expanding the circle outward, we ask folks to respond to the…
Lost in the drive to overachieve, compete with myself and others, I was always try to “make it.” But recently, a close friend put it poignantly that “life is not about becoming the best, but about becoming yourself.”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Waterfall Arts expands glassblowing reach with Belfast Community Outreach Program in Education in the popular new craft studio this semester. (BELFAST) Waterfall Arts Glassworks, the new publicly-accessible community glassblowing studio established in 2021 by Waterfall Arts, further establishes its presence in the community with a recent partnership with alternative school program Belfast…
Belfast Flying Shoes was our featured nonprofit this month and we’ll be joined by BFS Director, Chrissy Fowler, and former All Comers Band leader, Jennifer Armstrong.
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 with the Belfast Free Library) about revered author and artist Ashley Bryan. The following story is shared with permission from the storyteller: Bryan recently passed…
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 future. The event takes place monthly on the front lawn at Waterfall Arts for anyone to gather around warm fire pits for a night of…
Program Director Amy Tingle shares how Fireside Chats came to be – because of a boy named Finn.