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
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.
June 18 – August 29, 2021 Enjoy our summer exhibition: Photographing Belfast’s Waterfront: Then & Now. Gallery Open Hours: Wednesday – Saturday: 11AM – 3PM For more information
Photographing Belfast’s Waterfront: Then & Now [Exhibition Opening] Join the community for an opening reception, held under tents outside of the Waterfall Arts building on Friday, June 18th, 5-7pm, with
As many of you may have seen over the past month, Waterfall Arts is undergoing site work.
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.
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