For every art material we use throughout the week - from clay to watercolor, we'll make a miniature version for a tiny world of our own.
Ekphrastic poetry is poetry written in response to another art form. We will examine different approaches to writing about a work of art and study some examples of ekphrastic poems and the techniques used. Participants will then explore the current photographic show at Waterfall Arts, choose a work that appeals to them, and take notes in preparation for writing a poem. We will then return to the workshop and each participant will complete a poem with the support of the instructor. At the end of the workshop, those who choose to can share their poem.
$15 per session Limited to 10 artists at a time The longest running group of its kind in Midcoast Maine, the life drawing group at Waterfall Arts began over a […]
Summer Camp: Painters Delight Monday, July 19 – Friday, July 23, 2021 9:00AM - 3:00PM Facepaint, murals, plein air watercolors in the park and more! You're going to want to […]
These fun, no-pressure creative experiences are great for artists and art-phobes alike. Socialize, enjoy a beverage, and try something new.
A four hour workshop designed to celebrate both watercolor and summer. This is a fun, exploratory class for for people working on all levels.
Drop by during the Art Market to mend with us! In honor of our artist residency with Nina Elder, we are hosting a donation-based, drop-in mending session with some materials […]
Fourth Fridays in Belfast are back and Waterfall Arts will open its new glassblowing studio: Waterfall Arts Glassworks! Join us for glassblowing demonstrations, music, food, drinks, and a first look […]
$15 per session Limited to 10 artists at a time The longest running group of its kind in Midcoast Maine, the life drawing group at Waterfall Arts began over a […]
Join Belfast historian, Megan Pinette, for a stroll along Belfast’s waterfront. Learn about industries along the harbor in the early years of settlement. Did you know there was a rum distillery making what was described as “bad stuff but good rum?” And, what we now refer to as Puddle Dock was also known as Dock Square or Sandy Beach? The tour will continue with highlights from the days of the ship building businesses to the age of steam when the Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad transformed the waterfront into an industrial manufacturing zone.
Come swap stories about your own experience with the Belfast Waterfront, while referencing and remembering history as told through the exhibition Photographing Belfast's Waterfront: Then & Now.
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