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8 ON YOUR MARK, GET SET, GO! 18 A JOURNEY FROM FARM TO TABLE
6 FOR THE DOGS
directory 12 CALENDAR
32 LAKES & PONDS
28 FOOD & DINING
64 LOCAL ROUTES
40 LODGING 44 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
34 THIS CREATIVE, COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY
58 MEMBER DIRECTORY 61 MAPS
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Quality Care, Close to Home
You don’t have to travel far from home to get quality health care. Waldo County General Hospital operates a number of primary care offices, including five health centers, where dedicated, friendly staff can help you get the care you need, when you need it. Take advantage of special services, such as priority sick visits and on-site lab work. If you qualify, we also offer programs that can help you pay for doctor visits or prescriptions. For help finding a doctor, please call our physician referral line: 207-930-6766. ARTHUR JEWELL COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER 55 Reynolds Rd., Brooks PH: 207-722-3488
LINCOLNVILLE REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER 2399 Atlantic Highway, Lincolnville PH: 207-236-4851
STOCKTON SPRINGS REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER 11 Cape Jellison Rd., Stockton Springs PH: 207-567-4000
DONALD S. WALKER HEALTH CENTER 43 W. Main St., Liberty PH: 207-589-4509
SEARSPORT HEALTH CENTER 37 Mortland Rd., Searsport PH: 207-548-2475
HOSPITAL-BASED DOCTORS 118 Northport Ave., Belfast PH: 207-930-6766
Departments of Waldo County General Hospital
qualitycare.wcgh.org 118 Northport Ave | Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2500 | 1-800-649-2536
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Welcome
Hello From Main Street Hello, and welcome to the 2013 Belfast The Bay And Beyond magazine! I recently had a chat with Bre Bebb, executive director of Our Town Belfast, and asked her why she chose to live in Belfast. She said she was hooked from the moment she encountered our legendary New Year’s By the Bay celebration. “This is such a culturally vibrant community,” she said. “That was immediately clear to me.” You just may get that impression, too. Come check out any one of our celebrations, from Bre’s beloved New Year’s By the Bay to some of the many competitions and contests highlighted in On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! (page 8), like the inspiring National Boatbuilding Challenge, the oh-so-yummy Waldo County Pie & Story Festival, the New World Cheese Rolling Championship— yes, you read that right—or the delightful Maine Wienerfest. We sure know how to have a good time! … And we sure know how to eat well. Delectable dishes from an abundance of restaurants, farmers’ markets, and roadside stands await you. What’s for Dinner? A Journey From Farm to Table (page 18) takes you from one Maine family’s table to the farms and farmers’ markets where the quality of fresh food is sky high and there’s no need to wait to be seated. Plenty of dining options around the area celebrate the work of our local farmers and their robust farms. From the daily specials at the Belfast Co-op and Chase’s Daily to a hearty grass-fed sirloin at Rollie’s Bar & Grill and Mexican- and Middle Easterninspired fare from the Good ‘n’ You food truck, there’s something for everyone. Take a look at a couple mouth-watering
choices in Eat Local (page 26) and head over to the Food & Dining directory (page 28) to consider the options for your next satisfying feast. Lest you think it’s all just outrageous fun and fantastic food in Waldo County, we’ve featured the fruits of our creative labors in This Creative, Collaborative Community (page 34). If you thought we had a lot of amazing farms in the area, just wait until you see how many creative people and businesses are here. View an exhibition at Waterfall Arts. Stroll by contemporary dancers and historic architecture during one of our Friday Night Art Walks and pop into a gallery to gaze at local art (see Calendar, page 12). Take up knitting, printmaking, or quilting with materials from one of our art supplies shops. Visit a museum, library or historical society. Try contra dancing. Immerse yourself in a Belfast Maskers theater show. Catch a Thursday evening concert by the bay. Tour an art studio. Dance in the street. Live it up! Whether you feel like a dip in the lake (Lakes & Ponds, page 32), shopping (Business and Member directories, pages 44-58), or a road trip (The Route to Brooks, page 64), this magazine has you covered. And when you’re in town, please stop by our Visitor Information Center and tell us all about the fun you’ve had. This area offers a lot to enjoy, but what we enjoy most is community. Waldo County is where people love to live, work, and play. We welcome you.
Dorothy Havey President, Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce
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• Ten historic buildings
• Marine paintings
• Historic boats
• 19th century sea captain’s home
• Scrimshaw
• Family activities
• Ship models
Special exhibit:
FOR THOSE
IN PERIL
Shipwrecks Memorials and Rescues
Saturday, May 25—Sunday, October 20, 2013
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Captain Frank Pendleton, Searsport, Maine, dressed as samurai
ADmINISTRATIVE OFFICE Karen Brezsnyak, Marina Macho-Seekins, Eryn Lord Porter BACC BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dorothy Havey, President Eric Nunn, Vice President Brian King, Treasurer Ken Mitchell, Secretary Walter Ash, V. Christine Beacham, Bre Bebb, Joe Benjamin, Paul Doody, Linda Drinkwater, Erin Herbig, Sandy Knowlton, Liz Lodge, Sue McCullough, JB Turner CO-PUBLISHER AND EDITOR Pica Design + Marketing 111 Church Street, Belfast, ME 04915 207-338-1740, www.picadesign.com BELFAST THE BAY AND BEYOND mAgAZINE Published by Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce with Pica Design + Marketing, P.O. Box 58, Belfast, ME 04915, 207-338-5900, info@belfastmaine.org CONTRIBUTINg WRITERS Arielle Greenberg Bywater, Karen Moser, Jennifer DeJoy ADVERTISINg SALES Sandy Knowlton PRINTER Lane Press, Inc., 87 Meadowland Drive, South Burlington, VT 05403 Belfast The Bay and Beyond is published annually by the Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce. Advertisers, photographers, and their agents are responsible for copyrights and accuracy of all material they submit. Nothing in this issue may be copied or reprinted without written permission from the publisher. For more information, visit belfastmaine.org. This publication has been prepared by the Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce. Every effort has been made to ensure its accuracy. The information was gathered from sources that were deemed reliable, but no guarantee is made as to its accuracy or completeness. © 2013, Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce
Cover photo: Seth Brown; 2/29/12 ColburnShoeBACC2012.pdf Location: Village Farm, Freedom
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Windsor Chairmakers
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ocated just six miles north of Camden on U.S. Route 1, Windsor Chairmakers has been a must-see destination for a quarter of a century. The owners, Jim and Nance Brown, have created the quintessential Yankee workshop on a historic 5-acre farmstead. The old barn now serves as the workshop, where you are invited to wander through and see one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture being made. While Windsor Chairmakers is famous for the craftsmanship and comfort of their Windsor chairs, you will also see the crew at work hand-crafting dining tables, beds, buffets, stools, benches, and custom pieces. The circa 1800 farmhouse welcomes guests to explore over 14 rooms, all decorated to showcase the furniture made on site. As you walk from room to room, you’ll enjoy the traditional furniture designs and the beauty of the time-honored finishes, an experience designed to inspire you when choosing your own custom furniture. The Shaker Gallery, an addition to the farmhouse in 2002, displays the Shaker-inspired furniture also made here. The beauty of this museum-like space and the simple and elegant lines of Shaker chairs, tables, and benches take you back to a less complicated time. The friendly and knowledgeable staff at Windsor Chairmakers invites you to come explore this special place. You can choose to purchase the perfect piece from the showroom, arrange to have a custom piece built for you, or come by just to visit. You’ll find that this business reflects Jim Brown’s philosophy about making furniture here in Maine: “Things are best kept simple.” U.S. Route 1, 2596 Atlantic Highway Lincolnville, Maine 04849 207-789-5188 www.windsorchair.com
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For the Dogs
What’s your favorite place in the Belfast area? ANNA LYNN Malamute/Lab mix, Searsport “Foster’s! The people who work there are so nice and I always get special attention and a free treat or two when I visit. I stay on my best behavior so Mama doesn’t make me wear my leash when we go inside the store. I even get to do my own shopping!”
LEXINGTON (Lexy), Saint Bernard, Waldo “It’s a toss-up between the salami counter at Eat More Cheese in Belfast and the sausage counter at the Co-op.”
EMILY Boxer, Belmont
“The Stover Preserve trail in Belfast.”
MERLIN Retriever/Spaniel mix, Northport “The Little River Belfast Bay Watershed trail: There are miles of paths to smell animal scents on, board walks for agility testing, streams to wallow in, and other dogs—wink, wink, Paddington— to prance with while hiking.”
MOXIE AND CLOVER Dachshunds, Belfast “I vote for the fields outside Belfast Cohousing, but Clover says it’s the Belfast Dog Park, paws down.”
GIBSON (Gibby), Pug, Augusta
“Lincolnville Beach—especially when we grab ice cream cones at The Beach Store afterwards.”
Photos: Merlin: Alex Mullins; Bagel: Alexandra Chaplin; Lexy: James Mehorter; Gibson: Nancy MacFarland; Chloe: Jessica Gogan
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BAGEL Rough-coat Jack Russell/mixed, Belfast “It’s so hard to decide. Anywhere I can run like a maniac fills my heart with happiness! The beach near the boat launch at low tide and the Belfast Dog Park on a warm Saturday afternoon are really fun, and they SMELL SO GOOD!”
PADDINGTON English bulldog, Belfast “One of my favorite places to romp is the Little River Belfast Bay Watershed trail with my buddy Merlin. It’s in the woods, convenient to where I live, and has all sorts of sights and smells and sounds to explore.”
CHLOE JEAN Boxer, Liberty
“A picnic lunch at Moose Point State Park.”
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ON YOUR mARk,
gET SET,
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COMPETITIONS & CONTESTS
AROUND BELFAST
by ARIELLE GREENBERG BYWATER
THINK OF THE SPORTING LIFE IN MAINE AND SOME DELIGHTFUL SENSORY IMAGES COME TO MIND: THE LEATHER BINDINGS AND WOVEN WOOD OF SNOWSHOES SLAPPING ON FRESHLY FALLEN WHITE STUFF. A BRITTLE WICKER PACK BASKET FULL OF FISHING GEAR IN A CANOE.
A LOT OF MAINE’S APPEAL—not only to Vacationland and “rusticator” tourists but also to the robust Yankee stock who live here year-round—comes from the kind of Man (and Woman) in Nature experiences its rugged terrain provides. Waldo County and the vicinity are no exception: This area offers year-round opportunities for kids, teens, adults—even dachshunds!—of all shapes and sizes to motivate ourselves to be our best and do our best, both in the kind of traditional fields described above as well as in modern, unusual, and even downright goofy games, contests, and sports.
Photo: left: Light in the Forest Photography Top: istockphoto.com
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SPORTY SPICE Let’s go right to the truly tough stuff. In every season, there are competitions in which you can get your serious sport on, and these events take training, skill and endurance. Not for the faint of heart—literally!—the Waldo County YMCA 2013 Family Triathlon Festival puts locals to the test with a 525-yard pool swim/13-mile bike/3.5mile run for adults, plus races for juniors and kids. This year’s tri happens on May 18; make sure to register early for this popular event. Want to tour this beautiful state, get in shape, and fight lung cancer all at the same time? Strap on your helmet, join or create a team, or go it alone in the crowd for the annual Trek Across Maine, which sends bikers from the mountainous and gorgeous western border in Bethel horizontally across the state, ending at the picturesque Belfast harbor. The threeday, 180-mile fundraiser over Father’s Day weekend—June 14—16—supports the American Lung Association. Break a sweat and help those in need at the same time: The Belfast Area Rotary Club hosts two 5K road races every year to raise funds for its many community projects, including scholarships and hats and coats for children. The Bug Run 5K, on August 17, is part of the Belfast Harbor Fest. Runners enjoy a terrific route through shaded neighborhoods and along the waterfront, with free blueberry pancakes for all finishers and a grand prize of 20 lbs. of lobster (Maine “bugs”) for the top male and female winners. Or wait till the weather cools a bit and run the Pancake 5K, named for the flat course, always the Sunday of Columbus Day weekend, which ends with a free breakfast as well. Like your sweat with a bit more sass, and maybe even some sequins? Join the ladies of Rock Coast Rollers-—Ivana Causepain, Roll Doll, Chain Lynx, the Vengeful
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Vegan and others—for some fast-moving, booty-bruising flat-track roller derby action: The fun Midcoast bouts of sirens on skates happen throughout the spring, summer, and fall.
ICE PICKS For those of you who would rather enjoy Maine’s legendary winters out-doors in the elements, there are a number of events that will help you put the win in winter. The New England Runner Sled Association hosts the Race Day for the Fastest Runner Sledder in all the land every February on Hogback Mountain in Montville. Timed trials are held in the morning; the fastest advance to the championship rounds in the afternoon. Bring your own sled and just show up to vie for the coveted title—no pre-registration is needed at this homegrown event.
Come winter, head over to Maine’s only curling club in Belfast for indoor fun on three sheets of meticulously maintained ice. Don’t know what those people are doing, sliding around on their knees or sweeping at the ice with brooms? The friendly folks at the Belfast Curling Club would welcome the opportunity to explain it all at one of their bonspiels (a tournament hosting other curlers from New England, Canada, and across the U.S.). Or join them for an open house: their website’s calendar lists the dates.
A slightly more formalized, but no less festive, sled race can be found at the US National Toboggan Championships, held this year from February 8—10 at the Snow Bowl in Camden. The races—traditional wooden toboggans are judged separately from experimental ones—result in awards given for the fastest, oldest, first all-female, and other categories of teams (some of whom compete in costume, many of whom enter with pun-laden team monikers). While the fearless competitors careen down the 400-foot iced chute, more than five thousand spectators hang out to sip cocoa and cheer on the fun. And what would a rural winter be without ice fishing? The Men’s Auxiliary VFW Photo above: Light in the Forest Photography, Belfast Curling Club; Photo below: Courtesy Rock Coast Rollers
hosts ice fishing derbies on “all legal waters” in Waldo County, including lakes and ponds in Swanville, Belmont, and elsewhere. Weigh-ins are held at the VFW Hall in Belfast, with cash prizes for the biggest hauls.
SAILOR’S DELIGHT Would you rather test your mettle on the waves than cut a hole in the ice? Take advantage of life on the coast by competing on area rivers or out on the open seas in one of these exciting races. In spring, just as the snowmelt starts to get the rivers rushing, the Waldo County YMCA plans a series of kayak and canoe races. Check their website for details, and then wait and see how hard Mother Nature will turn on the rapids. Hot dog lunches, T-shirts, trophies, and medals have all been part of previous years’ events.
If the kind of thrill you seek involves risking a plunge into the chilly depths in front of thousands of strangers, you may want to sign up for the Great International Lobster Crate Race, part of Rockland’s Maine Lobster Festival the weekend of July 31, in which you run along a pathway of tied-up crates in the harbor. Anyone can enter, and there are categories for all ages and sizes, but show up early, as this event fills up fast.
Not weird enough for your kooky kids? At this festival, children can also compete in a Cod Fish Carry. Yes, that is exactly what it sounds like. Bring the Handi Wipes. Belfast’s Rotary Club puts on the Harbor Fest from August 16—18, 2013, which includes not one but two boat-building contests. First, there is the National Boatbuilding Challenge, in which teams of two vie to complete a 12-foot wooden skiff, from plans and provided materials, in less than four hours, and then race it on the ocean. Teams are judged on construction, craftsmanship, and speed. This year will also include a Cardboard Boat Challenge, with fun as the number-one goal, and a regatta with Come Boating!, Belfast’s all-volunteer community rowing club.
chini, and hugest cuke. There is even— ewww!—a category for the largest and/ or most unusual byproduct of a compost bin, but mostly the food is judged just as agriculture fairs have been judged for decades: on the beauty of heirloom varieties, perfection of a certain type, and overall excellence for use. Ready your forks on Sunday, October 6, for the 11th annual pie bake-off, part of the beloved Waldo County Pie & Story Festival at the Belfast Boathouse. Admission is free; slices of homemade pie are
CHAMPIONS OF CHEWING Not all of us can be swift of foot or good with an oar. For those of us who enjoy consuming calories more than burning them, the Belfast region hosts some downright yummy food competitions as well. The Maine Celtic Celebration gives a new meaning to the compliment “big cheese” with its New World Cheese Rolling Championship, in which a three-pound wheel of creamy cheddar is rolled down a hill toward the bay, and hundreds of dairycrazed locals chase it in hot pursuit. Held this year on July 20, this is a not-to-miss event of pure silliness...and pure cheesiness. An array of mouth-watering veggies and goods awaits you in the Exhibition Hall at the Common Ground Country Fair from September 20—22, 2013, on the grounds of the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association in Unity. Maine residents can enter their garden and farm-grown produce in contests including biggest squash, greatest zuc-
Photo left: Light in the Forest Photography Photo right: Peggy McKenna, Common Ground Fair
only $1 each; and prizes are given out for messiest, most beautiful, most locally grown, and best overall pies. Anyone can enter, and pies are devoured alongside entertainment from area storytellers and musicians. Finally, while you can’t eat these hot dogs, the Maine Wienerfest, held in early autumn at Steamboat Landing and benefiting the Belfast Dog Park, includes plenty of delights, including a costumed parade, derby races, and tunnel-burrowing demonstrations for local dachshunds and their doting humans. (And not to worry: gourmet wieners—the edible kind—and other snacks are also available.) So whether your goal is to stretch your muscles, your mind, or your waistband, join the other hardy souls of the Midcoast and strive to set a new personal record this year. Whether you hope to be the fastest, the first, or the messiest, we hope to see you here.
For a complete list of events, go to: www.belfastmaine.org/calendar
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Year-Round
2013 Calendar of Events for the Belfast Area and all of Waldo County Be sure you review the following calendar of events to take advantage of the numerous activities offered to residents and tourists year round.
Year-Round Belfast Farmers Market Every Friday from 5/3/13 until 10/25/13 from 9am-1pm at Waterfall Arts, 256 High St. Belfast. Every 1st Friday of the month the Market is located on Main St. in downtown Belfast. From 11/1/13 until 1/14 the Farmer’s Market moves indoor to Aubuchon Hardware on Rt 1 in Belfast. Market features over 25 vendors with: produce, bread, cheese, baked goods, local wine, honey, meats, preserves, yarn, crafts, soap, cut flowers, plants and much more.
www.belfastfarmersmarket.org Farm & Art Studio Tour: Belfast Creative Coalition Launching Spring 2013 and then ongoing. Map of Waldo County sites, Open to visitors .
www.belfastartsandculture.org Belfast Maskers/Cold Comfort Theater present their 2013 season of plays and musicals Staged reading of the wonderfully funny and poignant play, The Boys Next Door, two nights in Belfast in early April. The most produced play in the United States as of May 2011, Almost, Maine, two nights in Belfast in late may. USO/Songs of America, a salute of music honoring our patriots, two shows in Belfast, July 4. The world’s longest running musical, The Fantasticks, shown two nights in Belfast in July. The song and dance extravaganza, 42nd St shown two nights in Belfast in early August. The heartwarming twist on the Christmas story, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, shown two nights in Belfast in late November or very early December.
MAY - OCTOBER FOR THOSE IN PERIL: Shipwrecks, Memorials, and Rescues Explore with us the shipwrecks and near misses; the perfect storms and sudden squalls; those lost at sea and the families left behind; and the brave lifesavers and brilliant marine equipment innovators. Through the Museum’s collection of marine art, portraits, photographs, lifesaving equipment, original manuscripts and logbooks, small watercraft, models, and navigational instruments, the stories of “those in peril” will come alive in the summer of 2013.
Penobscot Marine Museum, 207-548-2529 5/24 - 10/20, 2013 penobscotmarinemuseum.org
JUNE - AUGUST Seafood Basics: Cooking Classes We’ll be using the preparation and cooking of various seafood appetizers as a means to learning how to work with seafood and adding seafood to your normal meals and special occasions. These are separate classes by reservation one week in advance. $20 per person (please feel free to bring your own beverage to accompany the various appetizers) Instructor: Dr. Jane Liedtke. Advance reservations required (or purchase tickets via Brown Paper Tickets)
Bay Leaf Cottages & Bistro: 207-706-7929 6/20, 7/11, 7/25, 8/8 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. info@bayleafcottages.com www.bayleafcottages.com/bistro
207-338-9668 Exact dates and venues TBD
JUNE - SEPTEMBER
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Back by popular demand are Bay Leaf Bistro’s $12/pp Homestyle Maine lobster dinners – includes a 1.25 lbs. Maine lobster cooked to perfection, homemade steak fries or baked potato, Jane’s country-style coleslaw, and iced tea. Additional entrees and side dishes available. Try a handmade ice-cream sandwich with fresh chocolate chunk cookies and vanilla or coffee ice cream or Jane’s panettone bread pudding. Reservations required in advance (before noon Sat). Tickets available online from Brown Paper Tickets or by calling 207-706-7929.
Waterfall Arts Year round exhibitions, events and art classes in multiple disciplines for adults and youth.
207-338-2222 info@waterfallarts.org www.waterfallarts.org
Seasonal MAY - SEPTEMBER 2013 Lincolnville Neighborhood Potluck/Bean Suppers Join us for this monthly community picnic from May thru September. Welcome Mid-coast residents, friends, and family, as well as visitors from away staying at B&Bs and motels/cottages. Just bring a covered dish, salad or dessert and we’ll provide the meat, beans, beverages and table service (plates, napkins, plastic ware).
Bay Leaf Cottages & Bistro: 207-706-7929 5/27, 6/24, 7/29, 8/26, 9/30, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. info@bayleafcottages.com www.bayleafcottages.com/bistro
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6/15, 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. info@bayleafcottages.com www.bayleafcottages.com Belfast Garden Club Open Garden Days The 8th annual Belfast Garden Club Open Garden Days, features 12 gardens in the Belfast area (Belfast, Swanville, Brooks, Freedom, Searsmont and Lincolnville Center). One garden per week will be open to the public from 10-4 Fridays. (The week of July 12th will be WCGH open garden tour)
For more information, call Diane Allmayer-Beck at 338-3105. 6/7/13 - 9/6/13, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Fridays www.belfastgardenclub.org
By The Month MARCH Meet Your Farmers: A Celebration of Community Supported Agriculture Free & open to the public. Meet local farmers and learn about Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs, which ask you to commit to purchasing a share of the coming harvest before the season begins, providing the farm with muchneeded capital in the off-season while getting your locally grown food direct from the farm at a fair price. Event includes local foods tastings, sales of food and other products from local farms and producers and live acoustic music. Belfast Boathouse, 34 Commercial St.
(207) 338-2532 3/1/13, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. kate@belfast.coop | www.belfast.coop 2013 Business After Hours - Harbor Hill Fourth wednesday of the month, from 5-7 pm. 2 Footbridge Rd, Belfast, Maine
For more information: 338-5900 3/27/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org
APRIL Open Call Show: earth Raw material; planet; concept; all art accepted. Opening Reception April 5th from 5 to 8pm
207-338-2222 4/5/13 - 5/24/13 info@waterfallarts.org | www.waterfallarts.org Belfast Historical Society “Made In Belfast” will be the subject of an illustrated talk by historical society president Megan Pinette, 7:00 p.m. at the Belfast Library, Abbott Room. From bricks to sarsaparilla, you’ll be amazed by what was made here. This program is free and open to the public.
4/22/13, 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. info@belfastmuseum.org | www.belfastmuseum.org 2013 Business After Hours: Broadreach Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 5-7 PM. 5 Stephenson Lane, Belfast, Maine
338-5900 4/24/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org Free Range Music Festival An multi-venue celebration of original music that takes place annually in downtown Belfast. Each year features an all new lineup of 30+ performers representing a wide range of genres - everything from rock to experimental folk, bluegrass to hip hop.
4/27/13, All day www.freerangemusicfestival.com, info@freerangemusicfestival.com
June MAY Primavera 2013: The Maine Fine Art Figure Exhibition Galerie Dufour hosts the second annual juried exhibition of the classic art genre, “the nude”, in paintings, original prints, drawings, and photography by Maine artists from throughout the state. Opening reception May 4, 5:00 to 8:00 pm.
5/4/13 - 6/1/13 galeriedufour@gmail.com | www.du4photo.com Healing Arts and Psychic Festival Enjoy this festival of holistic health practitioners, readings from psychics and mediums, animal communicator, medical intuitive, energy healing, Reiki, massage, gems, jewelry, photographing and reading of your aura, workshops, and more. University of Maine, Hutchinson Center, 80 Belmont Avenue. $5.00 admission includes most workshops. Spiritual Table Tipping and gallery Readings are an additional $15.00 each. A large portion of the proceeds will benefit the Habitat for Humanity of Waldo County.
207-314-1499 5/4/13, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. www.healingartsandpsychicfestival.com info@healingartsandpsychicfesival.com Cycle the Seacoast This ride offers 25, 50 or 100 mile routes for the avid cyclists or those who want to spend a healthy day outdoors. Starting in downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire, this tour offers panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean through quaint villages, past beautiful homes, and the terrific history of the seacoast. This ride is fully supported. Cyclists are required to raise $250 in order to ride along with a non-refundable $35 registration fee.
Gale Auclair: 207-624-0302, gauclair@lungne.org 5/5/13, 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. cycletheseacoast@lungne.org www.biketreknewengland.org
Senior College 11th Annual Festival of Arts at UMaine Hutchinson Center in Belfast The Festival of Arts for Senior College is scheduled for opening night Thursday, May 16th 6:00 - 8:00 P.M. and lasts through Sunday, May 19th, 2013. Our featured artist is noted water colorist Rebecca Rivers. Friday, May 17th features a demonstration/workshop during the afternoon, with a performing arts concert Friday evening. Saturday, May 18th Alan Magee will be our special guest presenter, scheduled 1:00-3:00 PM. The festival and exhibit of over 170 artists is free to the public and open the entire weekend. Friday, May 17th all day exhibit, demonstrations, with a Performing Arts Concert Friday evening 7:00 PM.
207-548-2425 5/16/13 - 5/19/13 seniorcollegefestivalofart@gmail.com 4th Annual Waldo County YMCA Triathlon Festival With a trio of races, chip timed adult sprint and junior minisprint and kids in the afternoon, it is a fantastic event for the whole family!
207-338-4598 5/18/13, All day event www.waldocountyymca.org/Triathlon yoffice@waldocountyymca.org Belfast Historical Society Traveling the Oregon Trail by Covered Wagon, 2011 with Nick Buck, 7:00 pm at the Belfast Library, Abbott Room. Follow the four month adventure of two brothers setting out to travel the Oregon Trail in a covered wagon pulled by two mules. This program is free and open to the public.
5/20/13, 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. info@belfastmuseum.org | www.belfastmuseum.org 2013 Business After Hours: Nunn’s Home Decor and More Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 5-7PM. RT 1, Belfast.
216 West Main Street Searsport, Maine 5/10/13 - 5/13/13, 8:00 a.m. relax@campocean.com | www.campocean.com Belfast CoHousing Maypole Dance & Fiddle Music Belfast CoHousing & EcoVillage off Tufts Rd. Belfast, Maine Join us for Dancing, music, and Merryment!
For more information: 207-322-0001 5/12/13, 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. sanna@mainecohousing.org
For more information: 338-5900 5/22/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org
JUNE City of Belfast Good Cause- Bottle/Can Returnable Program for Spectrum Generations / Meals on Wheels Please consider donating your bottles and cans to the City of Belfast Good Cause- Bottle/Can Returnable Program- with all proceeds going directly to Spectrum Generations/ Meals on Wheels for all bottles/ cans donated throughout the month of June!
207-338-1190 June 2013 awood@spectrumgenerations.org www.spectrumgenerations.org Horse Drawn Plowing Contest Horse Drawn Plowing Contest at Dovetail Farm, 45 Edgecomb Rd. Belfast, ME.
For more information: Sanna 207-322-0001 6/1/13, 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. sanna@mainecohousing.org
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21st Annual- Free Camping during Ship Shape Weekend Camp for free with us in exchange for help on Saturday with chores. We’ll feed you, laugh with you, show you around and relax by the fire when it’s all done. Broadly the schedule works like this: Friday Afternoon come when you can, there will be a fire and refreshments in the rec hall when you get here. Sites are first come, first choose and everyone is welcome. Come and see our thousands of bulbs! Saturday morning we’ll fry homemade doughnuts and share coffee and cocoa (with homemade marshmallows) by the fire while we get organized. We’ll be here rain or shine and hope that you will be too! Astrig, Steven & Zaven
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We recommend these films for your viewing pleasure. To watch the film, trailer or clip go to www.belfastmaine.org/films
Up Close and Personal: Photographing The DEUS EX MACHINA Eggemoggin BY: Seth C Reach BrownRegatta
Artist in Residence, Master Wood Carver Tom Cote
6/3/13, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. MEET YOUR FARMER www.sailingmissnina.com BY: Pull-Start Pictures
207-548-6059 6/23/13 - 6/30/13 relax@campocean.com | searsportshores.com/artists
Sailhttp://vimeo.com/49920522 and photograph with Neal Parent aboard the 60’ vessel Miss Nina. We will sail alongside classic wooden sailboats as they race from Torrey Ledge down the reach. A very exciting BETTING THE FARM dayBY: in Brooklin! $175/person Pull-Start Pictures http://www.bettingthefarmfilm.com/ 207-505-1618
http://www.meetyourfarmer.org/films/
Photography Workshop and Sail
Wood spirits, relief carvings, walking sticks and more. Learn with a master and create your own expressions using only a knife and a piece of wood. Call to reserve a space, small fees may apply. Call for exact times.
Belfast Historical Society
JoinANATOMY Neal Parent, professional for over 35 years, German Prisoners of War in Maine, From Foe to Friend will OF THEphotographer TIDE aboard sailing vessel Miss Nina for a wildlife photography be the subject of a talk given by Hank Lunn, 7:00 p.m. at the BY:60’ Joel Strunk workshop. We will sail to Seal Harbor for the day. Digital and Belfast Library, Abbott Room. This is the personal story of what http://vimeo.com/37839824 35 mm instruction available. $100/person. the experience was like to have German soldiers working on the farm in Littleton, ME in 1945. This program is free and A CONVERSATION WITH MY 12-YEAR-OLDfamily SELF 207-505-1618 open to the public. BY: Jeremiah McDonald 6/10/13, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFGAQrEUae 6/24/13, 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. www.sailingmissnina.com U info@belfastmuseum.org | www.belfastmuseum.org
Richard Norton Invitational
Work by longtime Belfast artist/photo-journalist and his contemporaries. Opening Reception Friday June 14 from 5 to 8pm.
207-338-2222 6/14/13 - 8/23/13 info@waterfallarts.org | www.waterfallarts.org Trek Across Maine Enjoy 3 days, approximately 180 miles of breathtaking New England scenery from the mountains of Sunday River to the sea in Belfast, Maine. Overnight accommodations are provided at UMF in Farmington and Colby College in Waterville; this ride is fully supported. Trekkers are required to raise $500 in order to ride, along with a non-refundable $65 registration fee. Children 7-17 have a minimum of $400.
Gale Auclair: 207-624-0302 gauclair@lungne.org 6/14/13 - 6/17/13, 7:00 a.m. trekacrossmaine@lungne.org www.biketreknewengland.org Belfast Historical Society & Museum Opening for The Season The Belfast Historical Society & Museum opens for the season. Summer hours are Tuesday –Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Admission is free. The Museum is located in downtown at 10 Market Street, corner of Church and Market. FMI call (207) 338-9229. “Belfast During the Civil War, The Home Front,” a special exhibit, will feature the 1864 bed quilt sewn in Belfast and sent to a soldiers’ hospital in Washington. This treasure was returned to the museum in 2011, after 147 years. The museum is a participant in the 2013 Maine Civil War Trail. Visit www.mainecivilwartrail.org for other participants and information.
6/15/13, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. info@belfastmuseum.org | www.belfastmuseum.org Yoga and Sail Retreat April Dove, Hatha Yoga instructor, leads our group on a 1.5 hour outdoor yoga session at beautiful Turtle Head Nature Preserve. All levels welcome, local and organic lunch provided. We offer this sail all summer. $120/person.
207-505-1618 6/20/13, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. www.sailingmissnina.com
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2013 Business After HoursPenobscot Marine Museum Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 5-7 PM. 40 East Maine Street, Searsport, Maine.
For more information: 338-5900 6/26/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org
JULY Maine Coast Carving and Art Competition Sponsored by the Penobscot Bay Carvers and Artists Association at the Belfast Boathouse. 9-5 Saturday 7/13, 9-4 Sunday, 7/14. Competition entries taken on Friday the 12th from noon6pm and Saturday the 13th from 7-9 am. Levels of Competition: Youth (16 and younger), Novice, Intermediate, open, and Masters. Cost: Youth $5 Novice, Intermediate and Open, $7 per entry; Masters, $12 per entry, free Admission to all.
For more information: Ellen: 338-5309 or Karen 789-5363 7/12/13 - 7/14/13, 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. nwood2@myfairpoint.net 18th Annual Arts in the Park One of the most scenic downtown waterfront venues in Midcoast Maine is turned into a feast for the eyes with more than 80 fine artists and artisans displaying their beautiful artwork. Browse and shop for unique gifts for family, friends, or yourself! Enjoy delicious food - wood-fired pizza, strawberry shortcake, ice-cream, fish ‘n’ chips ... while one of the bands plays nearby. This is a family friendly and pet friendly event. 10-4 both days - rain or shine. Admission is free and parking is available throughout the city.
7/13/13 - 7/14/13, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. info@artsintheparkbelfast.org www.artsintheparkbelfast.org Artist in Residence, Blake Hendrickson Create worlds of fantasy with wood turnings and imaginations. Internationally recognized for his elaborate wood installations, Blake will bring 10,000 different shapes and pieces of wood for your creations. Call to reserve a space, small fees may apply. Call for exact times.
207-548-6059 7/14/13 - 7/20/13 relax@campocean.com | searsportshores.com/artists/
Maine Celtic Celebration The Maine Celtic Celebration is a family oriented celebration of the rich Celtic heritage, culture, and hospitality found along the coast of Maine. Admission is free and relies on donations. Food, fun, music, dancing, games and other events.
207-338-2692 7/20/13, 10:00 a.m. - Dusk 7/21/13, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. info@mainecelticcelebration.com www.mainecelticcelebration.com Artist in Residence, Susan Tobey White, Painter Play with color & composition as you learn to draw your ideas in plein air. Susan will be offering an extensive 2 day workshop July 22-23 or participate in the informal sessions each day of the week. Call to reserve a space, small fees may apply to the informal sessions. Registration is necessary for the two day intensive. Call for exact times.
(207) 548-6059 (for informal sessions) (207) 338- 8990 (for 2 day workshop) 7/21/13 - 7/27/13 relax@campocean.com | searsportshores.com/artists susan@highstreetgallery.com, www.highstreetgallery.com Belfast Historical Society Life At Sea During the Age of Sail will be the subject of an illustrated talk given by Charlene Knox Farris, Searsport historian, at 7:00 p.m. at the Belfast Library, Abbott Room. Follow the late 19th century life adventures of the Colcords, a Searsport seafaring family. This program is free and open to the public.
7/22/13, 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. info@belfastmuseum.org | www.belfastmuseum.org 2013 Business After Hours Our Town Belfast Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 5-7 PM. High Street, Belfast, Maine
For more information: 338-5900 7/24/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org Harbor to Harbor Paddle Weekend & Lobster Buoy Bay Launch Searsport to Belfast Harbor. Meet at Searsport Shores Campground. Bring your kayak and paddle from Searsport Harbor to Belfast Harbor, enjoy lunch at the Weathervane in Belfast and paddle back to Searsport Shores. Weekend paddle to Sears Island followed by Lobster Bake on the Beach.
Call to reserve your spot: 207-548-6059 7/25/13, 9:00 Am - 4:00 Pm (call to confirm time) relax@campocean.com | www.campocean.com Great Gatsby Shades of White Gala to benefit Hospice of Waldo County Dress in Shades of white, dance to the music of the Juke Rockets, cash bar, silent auction, and plenty of surprises. Tickets at the gate and in advance at Brambles. Shrine Club, Northport Ave. Belfast,ME
Call Nancy Pendleton FMI: 207-949-8644 7/28/13, 4 p.m. - 8 p.m.
August
AUGUST Waterfall Arts Art Auction Our first benefit auction with work by many artists.
207-338-2222 August, Date TBD info@waterfallarts.org | www.waterfallarts.org Artist in Residence, Stephen Scheurer, chain maille, caricatures, & macramé~ art for play! All ages will enjoy their time with Stephen…the focus will be on chain maille (remember the armor of the middle ages?) with drawing sessions and macramé survival bracelets. Call for exact times.
207-548-6059 8/4/13 - 8/10/13 relax@campocean.com | searsportshores.com/artists Our Town Belfast Annual Street Party Come enjoy family fun, games, music, food, bounce house, face painting, Rat Race, and many more fun activities.
207-323-9100 (Breanna) 8/5/13, 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. bre@ourtownbelfast.org | www.ourtownbelfast.org 7th Annual Broilerfest Public Family picnic, sponsored by the AMVETS at Belfast City Park. Chicken Barbecue, kids activities, silent auction etc. No Charge, but donations accepted.
8/10/13, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Belfast CoHousing & EcoVillage Harvest Party Come enjoy our Harvest Party! Village Rd. (off of Tufts Rd.) Belfast, ME
For more information: 207-338-9200 8/11/13, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. www.mainecohousing.org Three Tides turns 10 Happy birthday to us! Come celebrate ten years of business with live music, dancing and spankings.
8/11/13, 4:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. www.3tides.com | www.marshallwharf.com Artist in Residence, Fiber Artist Maryly Mathewman “Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea, Joy to you and me.” Quilting projects for all ages…explore the peace signs of all cultures while you create a fabric design for yourself and work on a larger group project. Maryly is also an accomplished mitten knitter who will be working on her own designs while sitting in the gardens or at the beach…she welcomes others to join her. Call for exact times.
207-548-6059 8/11/13 - 8/17/13 relax@campocean.com | searsportshores.com/artists Belfast HarborFest Launch Party Marshall Wharf Brewing presents the 4th Annual Harborfest Launch Party. Outside under a huge tent at Belfast Harbor Steamboat Landing. Gates at 6pm, music at 7pm. Featuring Toughcats live. All ages event. $10 entry. Food available and eight Marshall Wharf beers on tap.
8/16/13, 6:00 p.m. www.3tides.com | www.marshallwharf.com
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DEUS EX MACHINA BY: Seth C Brown http://vimeo.com/49920522
August
BETTING THE FARM BY: Pull-Start Pictures http://www.bettingthefarmfilm.com/
MEET YOUR FARMER BY: Pull-Start Pictures Farmland Trust, CMCA and others. Belfast HarborFest http://www.meetyourfarmer.org/films/ Three-day event for the community that will include the 207-338-2222 Annual Boatbuilding Challenge, Bug Run, Pancake Breakfast, ANATOMY OF THE TIDE September - November Cardboard Canoe Race, Kid’s Activities, Live Music, and BY: Joel Strunk info@waterfallarts.org | www.waterfallarts.org MUCH, MUCH more!! Come join the Fun in Belfast!!! There is http://vimeo.com/37839824 something for everyone to enjoy! Maine Fare A CONVERSATION WITH SELF 8/17/13 - 8/18/13, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00MY p.m.12-YEAR-OLDFarm to Table dinner, Expanded Farmer’s Market, Maine Fare BY: Jeremiah McDonald midway, Food & Farming panel discussion, Cooking demonwww.belfastharborfest.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFGAQrEUae strations, and much more. Downtown Belfast. U Belfast Co-op Annual Customer
Appreciation Day Free Live Music, Book sale and basket raffle for Charity, free samples, meet the vendors, Red Cross Blood Drive, Barbecue, free door prizes, health fair, and much more. All are Welcome!
8/17/13 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. www.belfast.coop Habitat for Humanity Lobster Gala Enjoy the view, music, lobster or steak, clams, corn, and home made pie! Proceeds benefit Habitat Waldo County. Tickets 207-338-2344, at Mailloux and Marden Law Office, or at the event. Steamboat Landing, Belfast.
9/6/13 - 9/7/13 www.maine-fare.org Fiber College
Held at Searsport Shores Ocean Campground. Four days of fiber related classes, Free demonstrations, presentations, vendor booths and museum related exhibits. Classes include rug hooking, quilting, tatting, paper, spinning, surface design, beadwork, felting, knitting, crocheting and wood working. Home of the famous Fiber Maine-ia Fashion Show. Free parking. Fresh food and beverages available on site. Volunteers needed.
Waldo County Pie & Story Festival Jennifer Armstrong will bring together story-tellers and musicians, along with a few surprises, to the 11th annual family fun afternoon of music, stories and lots and lots of pie. Admission is free, pies are $1 a slice. At the Belfast Boathouse.
338-6616 or 338-6410 10/6/13, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. waldocounty@gmail.com www.facebook.com/WaldoCountyPieandStoryFestival Belfast CoHousing and EcoVillage Cider Making and Pumpkin Carving Cider making and pumpkin carving event for families and children of all ages. Come join us for this fun family event. Village Rd. (off Tufts Rd.) Belfast.
207-338-9200 10/13/13, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. www.mainecohousing.org Marshall Wharf Brewing 6th Year of Beer
8/18/13, 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. www.habitatofwaldocounty.org
216 West Main Street Searsport, 207-548-6059 9/5/13 - 9/8/13, 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. create@fibercollege.org | www.fibercollege.org
Inside and outside under heated tents. 30+ Marshall Wharf beers on tap. Food available. Live music with Toughcats. $30 entry includes glass & 10 / 8 oz. beers. $10 entry for music & a la carte. 21+ event.
Best of the Best and Business Showcase
Belfast Historical Society
10/19/13, 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. www.3tides.com | www.marshallwharf.com
Please join us to Celebrate the Best of Waldo Counties Businesses and to learn what is available in the Belfast Area! Gala is open to the public, and is casual attire and fun for families!
8/19/13, 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. www.hutchinsoncenter.umaine.edu Belfast Historical Society The Archaeology of Fort Richmond, Maine will be the subject of an illustrated talk by Leith Smith, staff historical archaeologist with the Maine Historic Preservation Commission, 7:00 p.m. at the Belfast Library, Abbott Room. The 18th century fort located on the banks of the Kennebec River is providing great insight into early Maine history. This program is free and open to the public.
8/26/13, 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. info@belfastmuseum.org | www.belfastmuseum.org 2013 Business After Hours- K. Construction Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 5-7 PM. Lincolnville Ave., Belfast, Maine
338-5900 8/28/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org Vintage Camper Rally at Searsport Shores Chance to meet and have fun with other owners who share their interest in vintage RV’s. Friday: Vintage reception, bonfire and outdoor movie. Saturday: Trailer show. Old-fashioned Lobster Bake on the Beach. Sunday: Coffee & homemade doughnuts. Tour the coast. Welcome Tin Can Tourists!
207-548-6059 8/30/13 - 9/2/13 relax@campocean.com | www.campocean.com
SEPTEMBER MEAD collaboration Maine Environmental Art and Design: installations, events, talks, workshops, residencies. Collaborators include: Waterfall Arts, Unity College, Maine
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Belfast, New England and the War of 1812 will be the subject of a talk by Ron Whittle, historian, at 7:00 p.m. at the Belfast Library, Abbott Room. The return of the British in Penobscot Bay during the War of 1812 helped fuel Maine’s secession from Massachusetts. This program is free and open to the public.
2013 Business After Hours - Bangor Savings Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 5-7 PM. 7 Belmont Avenue, Belfast, Maine.
9/23/13, 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. info@belfastmuseum.org | www.belfastmuseum.org
338-5900 10/23/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org
10th Annual Maine Weinerfest
Belfast Historical Society
Come to Steamboat Landing on Belfast’s waterfront to enjoy these little dogs who think big! Enjoy the Long Dog Derby, The Grand Parade, and the Earthdog events. Admission 2$ (under 10 and dogs no admission). For more information contact Friends of Belfast Parks.
9/8/13 BikeMaine Inaugural Ride Bike Coalition of Maine. Over 350 Cyclists will be enjoying the beauty of the Belfast waterfront and surrounding area as they trek along the coast and in this 2013 inaugural ride.
9/9/13 2013 Business After Hours - Waterfall Arts Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 5-7 PM. 256 High Street, Belfast, Maine.
338-5900 9/25/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org
OCTOBER Fling in to Fall Celebrate fall at the annual Fling into Fall fair. Activities will include concerts, hayrides, a scarecrow contest, craft and food vendors, an antique car show, a historical ghost tour of Searsport, public suppers and a free raffle for a vacation house week in Florida.
10/5/13 - 10/6/13
More Images From the Penobscot Marine Museum Collections will be the subject of an illustrated talk by Kevin Johnson, photo-archivist at the Penobscot Marine Museum, 7:00 p.m. at the Belfast Library, Abbott Room. Selections from the extensive 19th and 20th photograph collections will be shown. This program is free and open to the public.
10/28/13, 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. info@belfastmuseum.org | www.belfastmuseum.org
NOVEMBER Belfast Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Dinner Point Lookout Resort and Conference Center, Lincolnville, ME.
207-338-5900 11/13/13 www.belfastmaine.org Juice Conference – 4.0 Juice, produced by Midcoast Magnet, is a conference designed to generate energy, to be a conductor for ideas and action. Juice will connect elements of the creative economy to spark growth and prosperity. Here we will discuss, debate and decide on action plans to fuel Maine’s future. Whether you’re an arts leader, entrepreneur, community developer, industry leaders or policy maker we invite you to join us to create currents of cross-pollination.
11/14/13 – 11/16/13 www.juiceconference.org
December
2013 Business After Hours Rollies & Shrine Club Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 5-7 PM. Northport Ave, Belfast, Maine.
338-5900 11/27/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org 8th Annual Christmas Craft Fair & Benefit 50/50 Raffle 20+ tables of Maine Made Arts & Crafts! Raffle to Benefit Hospice Volunteers of Waldo County! Raffle Winner to be drawn at 2:45pm at the Craft Fair! LIVE MUSIC! Free Door Prize Raffle! Kitchen will be open! Come join the fun of this great Craft Fair on Beautiful Belfast Bay! Belfast Boat House Commercial St., Belfast, ME.
Laurie at 207-323-5938 11/30/13 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. belfastcraftfair@yahoo.com
Old Fashioned Christmas in Belfast The holiday season begins with the “Early Bird” sale from 6-9am, Saturday December 7th. Events continue throughout the month: The Annual Christmas tree lighting, free matinees at the Colonial Theatre, Pen Bay Singers Caroling, Craft shows, photos with Santa, and much more. Enjoy the Holidays in Belfast.
12/7/13 - 12/31/13 www.belfastmaine.org | www.ourtownbelfast.org Belfast Co-housing and EcoVillage Winter Celebration Come enjoy this winter celebration. Village Rd. (off of Tufts Rd.) Belfast.
207-338-9200 12/8/13, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. www.mainecohousing.org 2013 Business After Hours Camden National Bank
DECEMBER
Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 5-7 PM. 156 Main Street, Belfast, Maine.
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338-5900 12/11/13, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. www.belfastmaine.org
Annual affordable alternative art + craft sale.
207-338-2222 December, dates TBD info@waterfallarts.org | www.waterfallarts.org
For a complete list of events, go to: www.belfastmaine.org/calendar
Penobscot Bay Singers Present Handel’s Messiah Choral performance of wildly popular holiday music composed by Handel. Sung by Penobscot Bay Singers to be held at the Belfast Armory.
12/14/13, 12/15/13, 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. marina.macho@gmail.com 3rd Annual Gingerbread House Contest Open to all ages. Door prizes and refreshments. Accepting entries December 1st - 13th. Please call or stop by for an application.
207-338-0566 The Chocolate Drop Candy Shop 64 Main St, Belfast, ME 04915 12/14/13, 1:00 p.m. belfastcandy@gmail.com 17th Annual New Year’s By The Bay Goodbye 2013, Hello 2014! Celebration with events all around town. Music, dancing, magic, food, and more in a familyfriendly, chem-free environment. March to the Bonfire by the Bay with accompaniment by the Drum and Rabble Corps. Purchase a Button for entry to all events. Adults 18$, Youth 5$, under 5 FREE.
207-323-1748 12/31/13, 2:00 p.m. - 11:59 p.m. www.nybb.org
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What’s for Dinner? BY ARIELLE GREENBERG BYWATER
A Journey From Farm to Table
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IT’S A SCENE THAT IS PLAYING ITSELF OUT ALL OVER THE REGION THIS EVENING: SOMEONE IS GETTING SUPPER ON THE TABLE FOR THE FAMILY. From the picture windows in the kitchen of her house on top of Jackson Hill in Northport, Beth can look out over the slope rolling down Penobscot Bay and see that the color on the trees is peaking. It’s a gorgeous, crisp October day. But Beth doesn’t have time to stop and take it all in: It’s five o’clock, and like many other parents in the region, she’s busy getting a delicious, simple, healthy dinner of local food together. “I probably spend 95 percent of my day at this kitchen island,” she says with a smile. She has just arranged some soft cheese and savory crackers on a piece of flat slate. “Even when it’s just weeknight dinner for the family, I like to make it look nice,” she says. “It helps impart the feel-goodness of the food.” Soon, her three children will troop upstairs from the playroom, move the vase of fresh flowers on the table aside to make room for Monopoly, grab the pre-dinner snack, and unceremoniously devour it all while their mom makes soup and a salad.
WINE
Georges River from Savage Oakes Vineyard and Winery, an off-dry white made from 100% Maine-grown Cayuga grapes
Photos: Joseph A. Corrado
ANATOMY OF THE TIDE BY: Joel Strunk http://vimeo.com/37839824 A CONVERSATION WITH MY 12-YEAR-OLD SELF BY: Jeremiah McDonald http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFGAQrEUae U
Although farm-to-table food is all the rage these days, Mainers have been eating this way forever. And we continue to eat this way, for a variety of reasons. First, it’s inexpensive: Locally grown food, free of packaging and the middleman, is affordable, and, especially in a rural area like this, it puts vital dollars right back into the local system, which keeps the whole region and its agriculturally-driven economy afloat. Second, it’s seasonal, and keeps us in harmony with the rhythms of the beautiful, natural world around us. Third, it’s environmentally sustainable: Organic and small-farming practices preserve the quality of the clean air, water, and land for which Maine is known and cherished. Fourth, it’s delicious:
Nothing tastes as bright or intense as food gathered just hours before being served.
apprentices from all over the country flock here every year to learn traditional growing and harvesting techniques.
Finally, Mainers eat this way because we can: the Midcoast is a cornucopia of fresh food ready to be brought in from the fields and waves, carted home, cooked up, and chowed down, just as is happening tonight at Beth’s house.
At Beth’s house, tonight’s greens, potatoes, and radishes were all started as seeds, watered and grown, and pulled from the soil by hand at three different farms—Peacemeal in Dixmont, Chase’s in Freedom, and New Beat in Knox. Each vegetable began its life within a thirty-mile radius of the kitchen table in Northport where they will be eaten tonight, and their existence was made possible by the sweat, muscle, and traditional skills of dozens of the farmers who live and work alongside Beth in this rural region.
Like many of his neighbors, Beth’s dad had a garden when she was a girl; her mother kept thirty lobster traps in the bay. Midcoast Mainers take great pride In growing and gathering their own food: in addition to the raised beds and potted herbs in most of the yards in downtown Belfast, Waldo County is on the forefront of organic and small farming, and young
FARM A farm worker harvests vegetables for the CSA shares at Village Farm in Freedom
In addition to the produce available at farm stands that dot the country roads, the Belfast area abounds with innovative farmers selling shares in their community -supported agriculture (CSA) programs. “Know Your Farmer” is not just a bumper sticker slogan around here: according to the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA), nearly 7,000 Maine families invest in the livelihood and health of more than 180 Maine farms in this way, while putting delicious food on their own tables.
Another way folks in the Belfast area like to buy food straight from the source is at the farmers’ market (Waldo County alone has eight different markets to hit, including two that keep going through the winter months; many more markets anchor the towns in the surrounding counties). “There’s a sense of adventure and exploration at the market,” Beth says, “since you never know ahead of time exactly what will be there this week, and you can talk to the farmer about what it all is and what to do with it. I’ve gotten some great recipes there.”
Belfast’s Farmers’ Market, which Beth frequents, provided tonight’s cheese, from the goats at Appleton Creamery, as well as the artisan bread, from Billi Barker’s bakery at Fire Fly Farm in St. Albans. Lobster pounds, like fourthgeneration owned and operated Young’s just up the road in East Belfast, and the newly started Port Clyde Fresh Catch seafood CSF (like a CSA, only fish instead of agriculture), offer delectables from the bay visible from Beth’s windows. Luckily, for the times when jobs, chauffeuring children to swim practice, or dashing around to town meetings keep busy Mainers from getting to the market, shops like the Belfast Co-op provide year-round, daily access to more than 2,000 locally grown and produced items, including vegetables, cheese, bread, and fish as well, not to mention fruit, meat, beans, grains, sweets, syrup, honey, herbs, eggs, and more, all grown, made, and processed by our neighbors. Member-owned by more than 3,000 locals, it’s Maine’s largest and oldest food cooperative.
“THERE’S A SENSE OF ADVENTURE AND EXPLORATION AT THE FARMERS’ MARKET,” BETH SAYS, “SINCE YOU NEVER KNOW AHEAD OF TIME EXACTLY WHAT WILL BE THERE THIS WEEK, AND YOU CAN TALK TO THE FARMER ABOUT WHAT IT ALL IS AND WHAT TO DO WITH IT.
Photo left: Seth Brown, Village Farm Photos right: Cassidy Parmley, Belfast Farmers’ Market
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RADISHES & CARROTS
Ruby red radishes and multi-color carrots for the salad are some of the vegetables on display at the hip, renowned restaurant/farm stand Chase’s Daily in Belfast
CHEESE Layered with
POTATOES A staple of Maine’s
agricultural story, these potatoes from certified organic Peacemeal Farm become part of the golden bisque at the center of tonight’s dinner
vegetable ash, this is Granite Kiss, a mellow, soft-ripened goat cheese from the Hunter family at Appleton Creamery
Photo (above): North Branch Farm (below): Cassidy Parmley
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BREAD With a booth at several regional farmers’ markets, Fire Fly Farm seduces with scones, cakes, savory hand pies, and handmade loaves like this one
GREENS Ken and Adrienne
gave up a rock n’ roll urban life to start their horse-powered New Beat Farm, which grows veggies like these along with flowers and herbs
LOBSTER What’s a
traditional Maine supper without our most famous crustacean? This lobster came from Young’s Lobster Pound
APPLES Mildel Farm in Plymouth grew the tart fruits that will be baked into a sweet crust for dessert
Photos: Cassidy Parmley Belfast Farmers Market
LOBSTER STEW
Tonight, Beth, her husband Joe, and their three kids sit down to a supper of simple lobster stew from an easy but treasured recipe from Beth’s late mother, whose photograph on the bulletin board keeps her spirit alive in the kitchen. The soup is served alongside greens, bread, and an autumnal apple tart for dessert. “We strive to eat very nutritiously. If I serve something rich, I try to pair it with something light,” Beth, a triathlete, says. “But you know, it’s fall, and that brings forth the hearty dishes.” Although it’s rare for Beth to make the
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same thing twice—she’s always on the lookout for something new to make, so her dad still brings over his copies of Bon Appetit to share with her—she sometimes relies on standards like the simple vinaigrette she is mixing now by vigorously shaking a small mason jar full of olive oil, lemon juice, and vinegar. Beth’s roots in this region are as long as those on the radishes she’s slicing up for salad tonight, but she and her family chose to remain here when they could have gone elsewhere in large part for the same reason so many Midcoast Mainers make this place their home:
the plethora of sustainable, seasonal, easy and affordable high-quality food. This food is the fuel needed to keep busy families—and the local economy —going. “We’re definitely foodies, so when Joe and I travel to New York City, we like to try and get to some of the coolest new restaurants. Lately, those are all farmto-table restaurants that are trying to copy the way we eat at home in Maine,” Beth laughs. “There, it’s a trend. Here, it’s just smart, healthy, neighborly, and the way it’s been done for generations.” (see recipes on the next page) Photos: Joseph A. Corrado
LOBSTER STEW (Beth’s mom’s recipe) 1 stick of butter 1 quart whole milk 1 cup cream (or to taste) 4 fresh lobsters (1.5 lbs. each) 1 bag of potatoes, cubed and steamed Steam the lobsters in about an inch or two of water (approx. 8 - 10 min). Let lobsters cool and then pick the meat. Reserve accumulated lobster juice. Melt butter in a large saucepan and add meat. Gently simmer for 10 min. Add lobster juice, milk, and cream and bring the temperature up without letting it boil. Add steamed potato cubes. Add salt and pepper to taste. It is best to eat it the next day so the flavors can meld. Serve with some chopped chives as a garnish.
ALSATIAN APPLE TART (From Susan Herrmann Loomis’ French Farmhouse Cookbook) For 1¼ 1 1 3
the crust cup all-purpose flour tsp. salt stick (4 oz.) chilled butter TB ice-cold water
Pâte brisée, partially baked in a 10 tart pan and cooled. For 2 1 1/2 1/4 1 2
the tart large eggs cup crème fraiche cup white sugar cup light brown sugar tsp. vanilla medium apples, peeled, cored, and cut into very thin slices 1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon 1/3 cup walnuts, finely chopped In a bowl, whisk together eggs, creams, sugars, and vanilla. Line the cooled pastry with apples, in a circular pattern. Pour the filling mixture over. Sprinkle with cinnamon, then with nuts. Place tart on a baking sheet. Bake for 25 to 30 minutes at 400°, until custard is set. Cool on a wire rack. 2013 www.belfastmaine.org
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EAT LOCAL
Eggs Partly Cloudy The Alden House Inn: 63 Church St., Belfast
In Maine, when a server can spout off the names of local farms your dish came from, it’s par for the course. Come. Sit down. Relax. Many mouth-watering meal choices await you.
Damariscotta River Oysters and Marshall Wharf Cant Dog I.P.A. 3 tides and Marshall Wharf
Puffed golden-brown egg whites, frontier potatoes from Chase’s, fresh minced chives, sage, and thyme from our herb garden.
Brewery: 40 Marshall Wharf, Belfast
Lobster and Spinach Risotto
Grass Fed Local Sirloin and Vegetables
Delvino’s Grill & Pasta House: 52 Main St., Belfast
Rollies’ Bar and Grill: 37 Main St., Belfast
Creamy rice, freshly picked local lobster, local spinach, cream, arborio rice, chicken broth, housemade local lobster stock, and parmesan cheese.
Local sirloin, spaghetti squash, and fresh carrots.
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SANDWICHES, SOUPS & FULL ESPRESSO BAR
COOKIES PASTRIES & QUICHES
BRING IN THIS COUPON FOR LIVE ENTERTAINMENT-BEER & WINE
OPEN DAILY-207.338.2084
15 G STARRETT DRIVE IN BELFAST
YOUR KIND OF PLACE ON A GOOD DAY, OR BAD DAY, AND EVERY DAY BETWEEN
207-338-4502
37 Main St., Belfast | www.rollies.me
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A local favorite Celebrating our 27th year A great ”little” restaurant in historic downtown Belfast serving regional and international comfort food. We’re a “from scratch” kitchen cooking with locally grown and caught foods as seasons and availability permit. Open 7 days a week for Lunch & Dinner, Breakfast Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
155 High St., Belfast 207-338-2339
(reservations suggested)
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Left: Cassidy Parmley, Maine Fare 2012 Top: Joseph A. Corrado
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Dunkin Donuts
23 Starrett Dr., Belfast, 207-338-3005 www.dunkindonuts.com
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BRAIN, MEET POWER. Behind our work lies some savagely smart thinking.
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Front Street Pub
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Wed-Sat 7am-11pm; Sun-Tu 7am-10pm
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Gentle & effective Japanese & Chinese acupuncture & herbs Treating acute & chronic conditions
38D Starrett Dr., Belfast, 207-338-1241 footlong@roadrunner.com, www.subway.com
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Visit our gallery for Maine’s largest selection of ship models and nautical gifts We have been building scale ship models and developing fine wooden kits since 1905. See over 50 models, pick up a free catalog of kits, fittings, tools and books...and ask about having a custom model built for you.
Open all year! At the Lighthouse on Rte.1
August 16-18, 2013 • www.belfastharborfest.com Sponsored by the Belfast Rotary Club
FUEL OIL PROPANE • HEATING Kits & Custom Models
Repairs & Restorations
1-800-448-5567
160 East Main Street, Searsport ME 04974 www.bluejacketinc.com
Since 1932
• Automatic Delivery • Furnaces • Service Contracts • Hot Water Heaters • Budget Payment Plan • Gas Fireplaces • Early Pay Discount • 24 Hour Emergency Service
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
1229 Atlantic Highway, Northport, Maine
www.maineenergy.net
338-2444
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Most of our ponds and lakes are not accessible to the public due to private land ownership.
Most people think of salt water when they think of Maine—especially here along the coast. However, we have all kinds of fresh water here as well—48 lakes and ponds in Waldo County. WANT TO KNOW MORE? BROWSE THESE FACTS AND STATISTICS ABOUT OUR BODIES OF FRESHWATER OF ALL SHAPES AND SIZES.
IN WALDO COUNTY
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Brook Trout
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LAKES are generally considered to be larger than PONDS, and deeper as well.
Definition: Both LAKES and PONDS are defined as inland bodies of water.
LAKE OR POND?
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Unity Pond, Unity
Trues Pond, Montville
Toddy Pond, Swanville
Tilden Pond, Belmont
Thistle Pond, Monroe
Swan Lake, Swanville
Stevens Pond, Liberty
Smiths Mill Pond, Morrill
Sheepscot Pond, Palermo
Sandy Pond, Freedom
Sanborn Pond, Brooks
Saint George Lake, Liberty
Saban Pond, Palermo
Quantabacook Lake, Searsmont
Prescot Pond, Palermo
Pitcher Pond, Northport
Passagassawaukeag Lake, Brooks
Norton Pond, Lincolnville
Nichols Pond, Swanville
Moody Pond, Lincolnville
Mixer Pond, Knox
Meadow Pond, Islesboro
Mason Pond (Upper), Belfast
Mason Pond (Lower), Belfast
Swan Lake: 87 ft.
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Access: Field of Dreams recreational park Size: 2,523 acres 16-mile bike loop around Unity Pond, boating, swimming
(48) Unity Pond, Unity
Access: Rt 52, Lincolnville Center Size: 112 acres Gazebo & parking, boating, sailing, swimming
(31) Norton Pond, Lincolnville
Access: Rt 173, Lincolnville Size: 34 acres Popular swimming hole, canoe/kayak (no motors)
(24) Levenseller Pond, Searsmont
Access: Rt 141 (Swan Lake Ave) Size: 1,370 acres State Park: picnic, playground, swimming, canoe, fishing, trails
(43) Swan Lake, Swanville
Access: Rt. 3 or Marshall Shore Rd. Size: 1,017 acres State Park: swimming, camping, picnic sites, canoe/kayak, trails
(37) St. George Lake, Liberty
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For laws and rules on open water and ice fishing, visit www.mefishwildlife.com.
SOURCES: Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife: www.maine.gov/ifw • Lakes of Maine: www.lakesofmaine.org • Maine Office of Tourism: www.visitmaine.com
3 Belden Pond, Palermo 4 Bowler Pond, Palermo 5 Cain Pond, Searsport 6 Cargill Pond, Liberty 7 Carlton Bog (Pond), Troy 8 Chisholm Pond, Palermo 9 Colby Pond, Liberty 10 Coleman Pond, Lincolnville 11 Cross Pond, Morrill 12 Dolliff Pond, Morrill 13 Dutton Pond, Knox 14 Ellis Pond, Brooks 15 Foster Pond, Palermo 16 Halfmoon Pond, Brooks 17 Halfmoon Pond, Prospect 18 Hurds Pond, Swanville 19 Jump Pond, Palermo 20 Kingdom Bog, Montville 21 Knight Pond, Northport 22 Lawry Pond, Searsmont 23 Ledge Pond, Montville 24 Levenseller Pond, Searsmont
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this creative, collaborative community by Karen Moser
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“Waldo County is rich in community, in all facets that entails. People are creative; they take care of each other; and they enjoy arts and culture.” Martha Piscuskas, director of programming at Waterfall Arts
H
ow does a coastal town of less than 7,000 people with an elephant atop an Art Deco movie house, weekly Friday Art Walks, an annual New World Cheese Rolling Championship race, four performing arts groups, and dozens of art galleries come to be? In the late 1960s and ‘70s, countercultural people in the back-to-the-land movement sought out inexpensive, fertile land. Meanwhile, the wonderful quality of light, access to a working waterfront, concentration of free thinkers, and, again, the relatively cheap land, attracted artists to settle in Waldo
Photo left: Courtesy Waterfall Arts Photo right: Seth Brown, Village Farm
County. These back-to-the-landers formed farms and food-buying clubs, including one from Liberty and Montville that grew to become the iconic Belfast Co-op, while these artists formed galleries, such as the Artfellows Cooperative Gallery that rented space in the second floor of the Odd Fellows building for $25 a month in 1980. In the decades since, the Belfast area has had its ups and downs, but the core of creativity and entrepreneurship has held strong. With the City of Belfast’s business-friendly approach, in the past five years, Belfast has morphed from empty storefronts to a place where it’s hard to find parking.
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According to economic development director Thomas Kittredge, the creative economy—businesses and processes that rely on creativity as an economic tool—is now the third largest sector in Waldo County.
their goals. The BCC’s focus is the creative economy. Most recently, the organization has created a Farm and Art Studio Tour along the Waldo County trail system showcasing local farmers and artists all driven by handmade aesthetics.
Recognizing the economic weight of our creative economy are four key agencies: the City of Belfast, Our Town Belfast, the Chamber of Commerce, and the newly created Belfast Creative Coalition (BCC). Working together and communicating often, including serving on each other’s boards and committees, these agencies support the “massive number of creatives here,” as BCC coordinator Kimberly Callas puts it. Each agency has a particular focus or constituency—for example, as a Main Street community, Our Town Belfast focuses on urban renewal through historic preservation and a walkable, thriving downtown—and all four collaborate to achieve
“Creative economy describes more than business types,” BCC’s Callas notes. “It describes a process. We have to collaborate and innovate. If you have a lot of creative individuals, you have a lot of innovative businesses.” So what about the elephant atop the Art Deco movie house? Is it part of the end result from this original and continuing influx of enterprising individuals and their spirit of cooperation? Here are some perspectives and profiles of people and businesses contributing to this creative, cooperative, resilient community.
By collaborating and overlapping geographic areas—from the widest coverage by the Belfast Creative Coalition to the specific downtown focus of Our Town Belfast—the four key agencies in Belfast have optimal impact and reach.
“By bringing world-class artists to our community, we help transform imaginations.” —Alan Crichton,
Our Town Belfast
Waterfall Arts
City of Belfast Belfast Creative Coalition
Chamber of Commerce
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With 17 guarantors on its commercial loan and great support from the City of Belfast, Waterfall Arts, a nonprofit contemporary arts community center aka creativity incubator, opened its Belfast center in 2006 offering classes, exhibits, music performances, and public arts programs. One such exhibit was Caoimhghin Ó Fraithile’s floating structures, which people visited in a canoe and then set afire. Another program Waterfall Arts introduced to the community was Please Be Seated, fun and sometimes funky benches and seats scattered throughout the downtown area and made by local artists and craftspeople. In fact, Waterfall Arts, along with the City of Belfast and Our Town Belfast, applied for and received a Creative
Communities=Economic Development grant from the Maine Arts Commission to form the Belfast Creative Coalition (BCC). The BCC is dedicated to cultivating the creative economy, including economic and community planning and development in a comprehensive revitalization effort.
“When people bring in or talk about their art or sewing projects, it inspires us.” —Abby Gilchrist, Fiddlehead Artisan Supply Supporting the local creatives is part and parcel for shops like Fiddlehead Artisan Supply on High Street, which offers everything from needlefelting classes and quilting fabrics to calligraphy inks, dollmaking supplies, and origami paper. “Our customers come in with some great craft projects,” owner Abby Gilchrist said. “It’s nice to be around creativity every day in the shop … Opening the business [in May 2011] was a creative process itself.”
“It’s not so much about the latest trends or fashions as it is what local people are asking for.” —Brian Horne, Colburn Shoe Store
“I’ve even had produce from my CSA share in the store.” —Dee Bielenberg, City Drawers Meet Dee Bielenberg. She had an empty storefront in a building she owned. She heard people say “But where would I get underwear?” when confronted with the realities of big-box stores. She had a background in fashion. Combining all these factors—a “perfect storm,” she calls it—she dreamed up City Drawers and now her shop displays are some of the town’s most amusing. Lacy panties on a pumpkin for Halloween? Why not? And when Maine Fare, a celebration of local food and farms, came to town in September 2012, Bielenberg’s displays included a couple doing a spin on the classic American Gothic painting. “I like to look at what the town is doing and see how we can join in on the fun,” she explained.
Photo: Cassidy Parmley
“We listen to what people need and figure out how to evolve and respond to those needs while keeping our mission intact.” —Paula Johnson, Cornerspring Montessori School Not only does starting up a new business take creative gumption, but staying in business over the hurdles requires creative thinking as well. Cornerspring Montessori School became a nonprofit organization—and thus started to qualify for grants—just when a lot of nonprofits were closing, due to the recession and
a lack of available grant funding. “We didn’t rely on grants before,” school director Paula Johnson explained. “We creatively budgeted, so when the funds decreased, we were able to continue.” The school, which follows the Montessori educational philosophy, has survived economic setbacks in part because it has remained flexible and evolved to respond to people’s needs while remaining true to its mission. For example, when the recession began, “we put all our energy into financial assistance programs so children could remain in school” and continue there after the economy recovered. The school has endured and now, parents tell the school that they move to the area because of Cornerspring’s presence.
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“We can implement ideas across the board that stick and have value.” —Matthew O’Malia, GO Logic
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“This community has a passionate belief in keeping it local.” —Brian Horne, Colburn Shoe Store Some area businesses have seen more than one recession and are still in business today. Colburn Shoe Store, the nation’s oldest shoe store, celebrated its 180th anniversary in 2012. Owner Brian Horne attributes local loyalty as a big contributing factor to the store’s longevity. “We also listen to our customers and respond. It’s not so much about the latest trends or fashions as it is what local people are asking for.”
We’re seeking to expand in order to produce “groundbreaking window technology that will change the look and feel of windows and doors.” —Scott Hawthorne, Mathews Brothers Founded in 1854, Mathews Brothers is the oldest window manufacturer in the country, so it’s safe to say they are a longtime fixture in Belfast. While the company competes on a global level with window technologies and innovations, they stay strongly connected to the community, including donating money to light the town’s Christmas tree in 2012.
“Our goal is local sustainability. We want to connect local farmers to the community and give the community healthy options.” —Mylisa Vowles, Belfast Co-op From its humble beginnings as a foodbuying club, the Belfast Co-op opened as a storefront business committed to local sustainability in 1976. By connecting local farmers to the community, developing a compost recovery system, promoting healthy lifestyles to schools,
and collaborating with other organizations to put on film screenings and public events, the Co-op has remained true to its mission. “We have to change with the times and hold on to the quality of life our community offers,” general manager Mylisa Vowles explained. The Co-op has found amazing community support in championing a local food economy. Last year, 10% of overall sales at the Co-op were from local items, including more than 10,000 dozen of eggs, 3,000 pounds of maple syrup, and 8,000 pounds of potatoes. Oh, and the lettuce: 4,000 pounds of it!
“There are a lot of people in Belfast who are looking outside the box for solutions. It’s fertile ground for new ideas.” —Matthew O’Malia, GO Logic The Belfast-based company GO Logic uses a cross-disciplinary approach to get super-efficient, high-performance homes built. A design/build company that gives equal footing to both sides of the business, principal Matthew O’Malia has found the collaboration “has allowed us to push the envelope of sustainable design because we have this synergy, this true integration between construction and design. We can implement ideas across the board that stick and have value. With this structure, we get direct feedback from the construction site and it allows us to innovate and improve. The level of responsibility and the integration into the full process changes the dynamic in a positive way.” One of the company’s current projects, Belfast Cohousing & Ecovillage, is another example of the local community embracing a lifestyle choice that values collaboration, community, and creativity, notes principal Alan Gibson.
“Collaboration is key.” —JB Turner, Front Street Shipyard Likewise, Front Street Shipyard, a full-service marina and yacht facility, was founded by six owners (three of whom are partners at nearby shipyards)
who believed that by collaborating, they could make business more efficient and have more capacity. “This is unique in the boat world,” explains co-owner JB Turner. “It’s a relatively competitive environment but here we are: both competitors and partners. Our whole business is about collaboration.” And indeed, it’s working: Front Street Shipyard has become one of the largest yacht yards in the Northeast after being in business for just a year, employs nearly 100 people, and is planning to add a new 300-ton travel lift to its operations. Speaking of collaboration, the City of Belfast has supported this new business, from fast-tracking it through the development process to helping acquire a $200,000 Community Development Block Grant, and Front Street Shipyard clients benefit from being able to hop off the boat and enjoy a variety of places to eat, shop, and be entertained.
“I believe in farmers and a collaborative approach.” —Jan Anderson, Coastal Farms & Foods Belfast being Belfast, the creative input of a farmer doesn’t get past anyone—and that’s not counting his or her fiddling talents. “A piece of the creative economy,” says Jan Anderson, president and CEO of Coastal Farms & Foods, “is the food entrepreneur, the farmer: putting together a business to satisfy a community need.” With 4,000 square feet, an already established berry processing and storing operation handling 5,000 pounds of blueberries every hour, and the ability to expand, Anderson opened her business as an incubator. “We have a collaborative approach. We don’t want it any other way.” Businesses like Cheryl Wixson’s Kitchen, Julie Ann’s Outrageous! Foods, and Heiwa Tofu use the processing and storing facility to efficiently increase production on many Maine-grown and often organic products. “Belfast is a vibrant community that supported this idea well before I thought about it,” said Anderson. Her creative vision of collaboration has benefited local farmers and eaters alike.
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Alden House B&B
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1 Church Street, Belfast 207-338-1901 or 888-290-1901 whitehouse@mainebb.com, www.mainebb.com
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1 Church Street THE WHITE HOUSE INN
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Pattershall House
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127 E. Main St., Searsport, 207-548-1104 www.captain-a-v-nickels-inn.com captavnickelsinn@gmail.com
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Captain A.V. Nickels Inn
$125-$165
14 John Street, Belfast, 207-338-5435 info@belhaveninn.com, www.belhaveninn.com
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Belhaven Inn
$120-$150
The Alden House is an inviting, comfortable inn located in the heart of Penobscot Bay. Built in 1840 by Hiram Alden, the inn features classic architecture, expansive garden areas, and delicious breakfasts prepared from the best local ingredients.
Romantic luxury guest chambers one block from the bay with antiques, beautiful woodwork and charming private baths; some with turrets, fireplace or whirlpool. Enjoy our sumptuous 3-course gourmet breakfasts!
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Bayside Cottage Rentals
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The charm of a B&B without the cost! We offer seasonal cottages and motel lodging; breakfast and lunch specials; events and programs for guests and community.
Create your most memorable vacation yet in the historic Victorian cottage community of Bayside on the shores of Penobscot Bay. Private homes rented by the week.
600 sq. ft. plus, recently renovated. Building faces south with wonderful light and sun. In downtown Belfast, close to shops, galleries, harbor, restaurants.
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2531 Atlantic Highway, Lincolnville 207-789-5200 info@beachhousesuites.net www.beachhousesuites.net
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Harbor Watch Cottage
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237 Shore Road, Northport, 207-338-5020 harmony1@midmaine.com
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Harmony Cottage
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Nine miles from coastal Belfast. Four furnished cottages. Indoor bathrooms, hot and cold water, complete kitchens. Linens provided. Private road, excellent swimming at sandy beach in front of owner’s home.
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213 Searsport Ave. #12 Belfast ann_ewsomers@hotmail.com www.vrbo.com/446948
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Seaclusion Cottage #12 @ Wonderview
2 Bedrooms
A short walk from downtown, Maison Dufour offers clean and comfortable accommodations for two people in a cozy second-floor apartment of a 1900’s Victorian.
Midcoast Maine’s largest source for vacation rental properties with ocean, lake, and village rentals offered across the region. Boat rentals too!
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Searsport Shores Oceanfront Campground
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191 Searsport Ave., Belfast 207-338-6960, mooringscamp@yahoo.com www.oceanfrontrvcamping.com
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moorings Oceanfront Resort, Inc.
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CAmPgROUNDS
Imagine an oceanfront vacation offering days-gone-by atmosphere and all modern amenities. Add swimming, lobster bakes, playground, organic gardens, WiFi, propane, dog park and laundry.
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7 Eagle Avenue, Belfast 207-338-4000, innkeeper@colonialgables.com www.colonialgables.com
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Colonial gables Oceanfront Village
$65-195
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Comfort Inn Ocean’s Edge
$80-300
On 10 acres overlooking Penobscot Bay, we offer oceanfront accommodations including vacation cottages, all with private seaside porches, and motel rooms with beautiful ocean views.
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THE BELFAST AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE actively promotes our Waldo County members, welcomes visitors to the area, and supports our communities. Join us as we work to continue to make Waldo County the place where people love to live, work, and play. 207-338-3808 info@belfastmaine.org www.belfastmaine.org Photo: Jeffrey Mabee
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Comfort Inn
OCEAN’S EDGE Every Room has a view of Penobscot Bay
BY CHOICE HOTELS
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serving fresh Maine seafood, steaks, pasta, and our home made desserts • 55 miles from Bar Harbor/Acadia
• Close to Camden, Boothbay Harbor and Castine • Near Belfast shops, antique stores, flea markets, museums and other attractions
• Indoor heated pool, hot tub & sauna • Game room, guest laundry • Free hot breakfast • Balcony or patio for every room • In-room coffee
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• Cable TV • Voicemail • Iron & ironing board • Hairdryer • Free WIFI
Maine Green Lodging Certification
159 Searsport Avenue, Belfast, ME 04915
1-207-338-2090
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Alternative Energy
Business Directory for the Belfast Area Take time to familiarize yourself with the vast variety of businesses available to meet your needs. Shop and use local businesses first. Alternative Energy REVISION ENERgY, LLC
91 West Main Street Liberty, Maine 04949 207-589-4171 jalbee@revisionenergy.com www.revisionenergy.com ReVision Energy specializes in the professional design and installation of residential and commercial solar energy systems; ReVision has installed more than 2,000 solar systems statewide.
Amusement & Recreation BELFAST CURLINg CLUB 211 Belmont Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9851 www.belfastcurlingclub.org
Yoga - Tours Clinics - Demos Sales - Club & Benefit Events
STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING 207-380-7691 15 Front St., Heritage Park www.belfastpaddlesports.com belfastpaddlesports@gmail.com
mAINE BICYCLE RENTAL, LLC. Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-323-4115 chris@mainebicyclerental.com www.mainebicyclerental.com
SEARSPORT SHORES CAmPgROUND, kAYAk RENTALS AND LAUNCH
216 West Main St. Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6059 relax@campocean.com www.searsportshores.com/kayak
THE gAmE LOFT
78A Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6447 TheGameLoft@spurwink.org www.thegameloft.org
WALDO COUNTY YmCA
157 Lincolnville Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4598 membership@waldocountyymca.org www.waldocountyymca.org
WATER WALkER SEA kAYAkS 152 Lincolnville Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915
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207-338-6424 info@touringkayaks.com www.touringkayaks.com
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Animal Care
96 Main St Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6465 thebelfastframer@gmail.com www.thebelfastframer.com
LITTLE RIVER VETERINARY HOSPITAL 1333 Atlantic Hwy Northport, Maine 04849 207-338-2909 littleriver@lwol.com
LOYAL BISCUIT CO.
Reny’s Plaza 1 Belmont Ave Suite D2 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-930-8100 belfast@loyalbiscuit.com
Antiques BELLABOOkS
135 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-930-6325 bellabookstore@yahoo.com
gAUL’S ANTIQUES
64 W. Main St. (U.S. Rt.1) Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-0232 gaul4447@roadrunner.com www.gaulsantiques.com
kENDRICk’S ANTIQUES
213 Northport Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1356 clkendrick@roadrunner.com
mETAPHOR BRONZE TILEWORkS 245 S. Main St. Morrill, Maine 04915 207-342-2597 info@metaphorbronze.com metaphorbronze.com
OLD STUFF
125 Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5125 or 207-323-4125 karnaolsson125@gmail.com
SEARSPORT ANTIQUE mALL 149 East Main Street Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-2640 info@searsportantiques.com
BELFAST FRAmER AND BETTS gALLERY
The frame shop features over 2000 mouldings and we specialize in conservation custom framing. Betts Gallery features art from Maine and beyond. Please visit us.
gALERIE DUFOUR
94 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6448 charlie@du4photo.com www.du4photo.com
HIgH STREET STUDIO & gALLERY 149 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-8990 info@highstreetgallery.com www.highstreetgallery.com
A gallery to make you smile. Showing the work of Susan Tobey White, Sheep Jones, Julie Cyr and area craftspeople from May through December. Painting Workshops and classes with Susan Tobey White throughout the year.
WATERFALL ARTS
256 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2222 info@waterfallarts.org www.waterfallarts.org Art Classes for all ages and skill levels - pottery, painting, sculpture, glass, performance and more in Belfast and Montville. Exhibitions, community art events and more.
Attorney LAW OFFICES OF LEE WOODWARD, JR.
56 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1110 lwoodward@lwoodwardlaw.com
Automotive
mAILLOUX & mARDEN, P. A. 151 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1330 info@maillouxmarden.com www.maillouxmarden.com
mELANIE FRAZEk ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW 228 Northport Avenue Suite C Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9000
Automotive ACE AUTO SALES
278 Lincolnville Ave./RT 52 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1383
ALAN’S TOWINg
79 Waterville Rd. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5001
BJ’S AUTOmOTIVE DIAgNOSTIC CENTER, INC. 219 Waldo Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1432 bjknight@rcn.com www.bjsautod.com
DUTCH CHEVROLET, BUICk INC. 6 Belmont Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1470 dutchchev@midmaine.com www.dutchchevy.com
EASTSIDE gARAgE
4 Mill Lane Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4134
J & B AUTO BODY
278 Lincolnville Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1383
kNOX BROS. AUTO PARTS 105 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1880
QUIRk FORD, mERCURY, CHRYSLER, DODgE, JEEP 244 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1300 qbelfsales@quirkauto.com www.quirkauto.com
SEARSPORT mOTOR COmPANY 315 East Main St. Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6051 www.searsportmotorco.com
TOTmAN’S AUTO REPAIR & TOWINg 369 Augusta Road Belmont, Maine 04952 207-342-2886 susan@totmans.com www.totmans.com
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MEET YOUR FARMER BY: Pull-Start Pictures http://www.meetyourfarmer.org/films/
business Directory Bookstores
ANATOMY OF THE TIDE BY: Joel Strunk http://vimeo.com/37839824 A CONVERSATION WITH MY 12-YEAR-OLD SELF BY: Jeremiah McDonald bookstores business http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFGAQrEUae Consultants UBELLABOOkS 135 High St. SCORE Belfast , Maine 04915 68 Sewall St.,Room 512 207-930-6325 Augusta, Maine 04330 bellabookstore@yahoo.com 207-622-8509 score305@myfairpoint.net www.scoremaine.org
LEFT BANk BOOkS
Left Bank Books 109 Church St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9009 leftbank@myfairpoint.net www.leftbankbookshop.com
Catering CREATIVE CATERINg
An unforgettable bookshop devoted to passionate readers of all ages. Over 6,000 volumes, giftwrap, globes, unique stationery, and a cozy children’s corner. Dogs welcome!
NAUTICAL SCRIBE BOOkS
411 Muskrat Farm Rd. Stockton Springs, Maine 04981 207-567-3563 ccfoods@fairpoint.net
Charitable P.A.W.S. ADOPTION CENTER
132A Church St. Belfast, Maine 04915 (207) 218-1006 nauticalscribe@gmail.com
146 Camden St. Rockport, Maine 04856 207-236-8702 info@crarl.org www.crarl.org
PENOBSCOT BOOkS
164 W. Main St. Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6490 www.penobscotbooks.com
UNITED WAY OF EASTERN mAINE 24 Springer Drive Suite 201 Bangor, Maine 04401 207-941-2800 ext. 201 Kaeb@unitedwayem.org www.unitedwayem.org
VOLUNTEERS OF AmERICAEDWARD J. REYNOLDS
Civic/Fraternal AmVETS POST 6829
52 Richards Road Swanville, Maine 04915 207-338-4338 Richardmarsden@hughes.net
BELFAST LIONS CLUB
14 Maine St. Brunswick, Maine 04011 207-373-1140 pat.murtagh@voanne.org www.voanne.org
74 Back Belmont Rd Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4856 whippedoldman@hotmail.com www.lionwap.org/eclub/sites/belfastme
WALDO COUNTY SHRINE CLUB CHARITABLE TRUST
BELFAST ROTARY CLUB
85, Northport Ave., PO Box 285 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-548-2906 penbay@roadrunner.com
Cinema COLONIAL THEATRE
163 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1930 info@colonialtheatre.com www.colonialtheatre.com
P.O. Box 74 Belfast, Maine 04915 awalker@wchi.com www.belfastrotary.org
WALDO COUNTY kIWANIS PO Box 502 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3831 lmignone@midcoast.com
Photos by Billy Black.
The best sailing, the best service in New England. Here in mid-coast Maine, you have the chance to experience exceptional yachting. During your stay, make Front Street Shipyard your boat’s home, where yachts as long as 160 feet are comfortably accommodated. Enjoy the town of Belfast with its exceptional dining and shopping in walking distance of the marina. We’ll care for your yacht in the meantime. Call us at 207-930-3740 or hail us on channels 09 or 68.
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Co-ops, Markets, Groceries
Classes BELFAST PADDLE SPORTS
15 Front Street, Heritage Park Belfast, Maine 04915 207-380-7691 belfastpaddlesports@gmail.com www.belfastpaddlesports.com Stand up paddle board yoga, tours, clinics, demos, sales, and events! Enthusiastic team certified in: ACA SUP, seakayak, adaptive paddling, trauma-sensitivity! Let’s Play!
CAmDEN CONFERENCE
21 Elm St Camden, Maine 04843 info@camdenconference.org www.camdenconference.org
PEACEFUL NEST YOgA
256 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-323-2569 peacefulnestyoga@gmail.com www.peacefulnestyoga.com
WATERFALL ARTS
256 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2222 info@waterfallarts.org www.waterfallarts.org
Cleaning BARB’S CLEANINg SERVICE PO Box 559 Searsport, Maine 04974 207-568-3396
Clothing/Shoes AINA mOJA
39 Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-930-8012 shop@ainamoja.com www.ainamoja.com Unique store offering clothing and gifts brought to you by a project under Expanding Opportunities, a non-profit that supports Artists and Street Children in Kenya.
CITY DRAWERS
105 Main St Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9980 contact@citydrawers.com www.citydrawers.com Your Local underwear boutique! Offering personalized service to outfit women, men, and children into the best undergarments (and Bras!) to match your style, needs, and budget.
COLBURN SHOE STORE 79 Main St Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1934 info@colburnshoe.com www.colburnshoe.com
COYOTE mOON
54 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5659 mic@coyotemoonmaine.com www.coyotemoonmaine.com A warm and inviting boutique filled with elegant clothing, playful jewelry & accessories, and whimsical gifts. Experience nurturance and joy through books, cards, chimes, and more.
kATWALk
104 Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9989 katwalkfashions@yahoo.com
Co-ops, Markets, Groceries BELFAST CO-OP
123 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2532 info@belfast.coop www.belfast.coop
TOZIER’S FAmILY mARkET
22 E. Main St Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6220 www.toziersfamilymarkets.com
WALgREENS PHARmACY
268 Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6844 Str.13615@Store.walgreens.com
Proud to be a part of the Belfast community. Since 1875 we’ve been serving the people, businesses, and communities of Maine with exceptional products and superior services.
Two convenient locations: 156 Main Street 338-4650
17 Belmont Avenue 338-2800
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AmERICAN CANCERFARMER SOCIETY MEET YOUR
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171 High St Suite 6 1 Bowdoin Mill Island, Pictures Ste. 300 BY: Pull-Start P.O. Box 19 Belfast, Maine 04915 Topsham, Maine 04086 http://www.meetyourfarmer.org/films/ 207-323-9100 207-373-3723 bre@ourtownbelfast.org ANATOMY OF THE TIDE melissa.cushman@cancer.org www.ourtownbelfast.org BY: Joel Strunk www.cancer.org PENOBSCOT BAY CARVERS & http://vimeo.com/37839824
AmERICAN LUNg ASSOCIATION
ARTISTS ASSOCIATION
122AState St. CONVERSATION WITH MY 12-YEAR-OLD Northport, Maine SELF 04849 Augusta, Maine 04330McDonald BY: Jeremiah 207-338-5309 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFGAQrEUae 1-888-241-6566 nwood2@myfairpoint.net U ksoule@lungne.org www.duck-trap.com/pbcaa.html www.biketreknewengland.org
BELFAST COHOUSINg & ECOVILLAgE 45 Edgecomb Road Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9200 info@mainecohousing.com www.mainecohousing.org
BROADREACH FAmILY & COmmUNITY SERVICES 5 Stephenson Lane Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2200 info@brmaine.org www.brmaine.org
CITY OF BELFAST
131 Church St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3370 citymanager@cityofbelfast.org www.cityofbelfast.org
FRIENDS OF BELFAST PARkS & ARTS IN THE PARk P.O. Box 947 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3580 info@artsintheparkbelfast.org www.artsintheparkbelfast.org
gOODWILL WORkFORCE SOLUTIONS 91 Camden St. Rockland, Maine 04841 207-756-3552, 800-432-7802 audrey.williams@goodwillnne.org www.goodwillnne.org
HABITAT FOR HUmANITY OF WALDO COUNTY
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROJECT OF THE mIDCOAST PO Box 141 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2742 info@rjpmidcoast.org www.rjpmidcoast.org
SAIL mIDCOAST, INC. SENIOR ALLIANCE FOR INDEPENDANT LIVINg 568 Bluff Rd. Northport, Maine 04849 207-338-6436 susanjo@myfairpoint.net www.SAILmidcoast.org
Not-for-profit organization enabling seniors to stay at home safely. One phone call connects subscriber to services and connections. Subscriber fee.
WALDO COmmUNITY ACTION PARTNERS PO Box 130, 9 Field Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6809 msawyer@waldocap.org www.waldocap.org
Conference & Event Services BELFAST ARmORY RENTAL PROgRAm US. Route 1 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-276-6796 dan.nadeau1@us.army.mil www.me.ngb.army.mil/Rentals
STONECREST
93 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2344 contact@habitatofwaldocounty.org www.habitatofwaldocounty.org
968 Waterville Road Waldo, Maine 04915 207-342-2109 stonecrest@fairpoint.net www.stonecrestevents.com
mAINE DEPARTmENT OF ECONOmIC AND COmmUNITY DEVELOPmENT
UNIVERSITY OF mAINE HUTCHINSON CENTER
59 State House Station Augusta , Maine 04333 207-624-7485 jaimie.logan@maine.gov www.maine.gov/decd
80 Belmont Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-8000 hutchinsoncenter@umit.maine.edu www.hutchinsoncenter.umaine.edu
WALLACE TENT & PARTY RENTALS 36 Commerce Park Ellsworth, Maine 04605
48 Belfast The Bay and Beyond 2013
207-667-6000 mail@wallacetent.com www.wallacetent.com
Contractors gO LOgIC HOmES, LLC 137 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1566 www.gologic.us info@gologic.us
HORCH ROOFINg
2414 Camden Rd. Warren, Maine 04864 207-273-1111 peter@horchroofing.com www.horchroofing.com
JOE THORNLEY-CONCRETE CONTRACTOR 624 So. Mountain Valley Hwy Montville, Maine 04941 207-589-4151 sallythornley@fairpoint.net
k. CONSTRUCTION, INC.
145 Lincolnville Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-975-1654 KConstructionme@gmail.com www.keithanconstruction.net
mAC ELECTRIC
15 Swan Lake Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4266 dcleaves.macelectric@verizon.net
mAINE COAST CONSTRUCTION CORP. 107 Elm Street Camden, Maine 04843 207-236-6000 help@mainecoastconstruction.com www.mainecoastconstruction.com
Building relationships, custom homes, and commercial structures since 1968. Handyman services are available for all your maintenance needs. What can we build for you?
NORTHEAST EQUIPmENT & SUPPLY, INC. 1050 Waldo Station Waldo, Maine 04915 207-722-3221 neequip@fairpoint.ne
PENOBSCOT HOmE PERFORmANCE
1079 E. Waldo Rd. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-322-8944 pshepherd@penobscothomeperformance.com www.penobscothomeperformance.com
STATE SAND AND gRAVEL PO Box 420 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4070
WHITECAP BUILDERS, INC. 58 Cobb Road Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3112 larry@whitecapbuilders.com
Convenience Store/Gas BELFAST VARIETY INC. 326 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5236 www.belfastvariety.com
BELFAST VARIETY ROUTE 52 6 Back Belmont Rd. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5119 info@belfastvariety.com www.bv52.com
mORRILL gENERAL STORE 5 North Main Street Morrill, Maine 04952 207-342-5577 info@belfastvariety.com www.morrillgeneral.com
Cooking Supplies gOOD TABLE,THE
68 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4880 thegoodtable@gmail.com www.thegoodtable.net
Department Stores R H RENY INC.
1 D Belmont Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4588 belfast@renys.com www.renys.com
Education ASHWOOD WALDORF SCHOOL
180 Park St. Rockport, Maine 04856 207-236-8021 enrollment@ashwoodwaldorf.org www.ashwoodwaldorf.org
BELFAST DANCE STUDIO
109 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5380 belfastdancestudio@prexar.com www.belfastdancestudio.com
BROADREACH FAmILY & COmmUNITY SERVICES 5 Stephenson Lane Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2200 info@brmaine.org www.brmaine.org
Fairs & Festivals
CORNERSPRINg mONTESSORI SCHOOL 18 Hatley Road Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5800 cornerspring@tidewater.net www.cornerspringmontessori.com
Offering programs for preschool, kindergarden, and elementary students that provides a rich and nuturing learning environment which stimulates, fosters and nutures the love for learning.
Call
338-5001
full Service Towing and Auto Repair
79 Waterville Road Belfast, Maine 04915
ALAN BLOOD OWNeR
SENIOR COLLEgE:UNIV. OF mE-HUTCHINSON CTR. 80 Belmont Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-8033 fwwarren@adelphia.net www.belfastseniorcollege.org
UNITY COLLEgE
90 Quaker Hill Road Unity, Maine 04988 207-948-9100 advance@unity.edu www.unity.edu
UNIVERSITY OF mAINE - HUTCHINSON CENTER 80 Belmont Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-8000 hutchinsoncenter@umit.maine.edu www.hutchinsoncenter.umaine.edu
Located in Belfast, the Hutchinson Center offers undergraduate, graduate, professional development and conference services in its state-of-the-art, high tech facility.
Fairs & Festivals BELFAST HARBOR FEST AUgUST 16-18,2013
PO Box 74 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5900 www.belfastharborfest.com
FIBER COLLEgE AT SEARSPORT SHORES, SEPTEmBER 5-8, 2013 216 West Main St. Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6059 create@fibercollege.org www.fibercollege.org
mAINE CELTIC CELEBRATION, JULY 19-21, 2013
PO Box 122 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2692 info@mainecelticcelebration.com www.mainecelticcelebration.com
NEW YEAR’S BY THE BAYDECEmBER 31 PO Box 313 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-323-1748 info@newyearsbythebay.org www.newyearsbythebay.org
NORTH ATLANTIC BLUES FESTIVAL
Helping to grow your financial future 76 Silver St., Waterville, ME 04901 207.872.7077 33A Front St., Belfast, ME 04915 207.338.3385 www.nmccpas.com
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JULY 13 & 14, 2013
70 Lake Ave Rockland, Maine 04841 207-596-6055 bluesman@midcoast.com www.northatlanticbluesfestival.com
AllenInsuranceAndFinancial.com
(800) 439-4311
If you have an insurance problem, we have a solution. ph: 207-338-9787 web: atlantic-insurance.com
Farmers & Food Producers BELFAST FARmER’S mARkET
256 High St. (except on first Fridays then on Main St.) Belfast, Maine 04915 207-568-3736 info@belfastfarmersmarket.org www.belfastfarmersmarket.org
DUCkTRAP RIVER OF mAINE, LLC 57 Little River Drive Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6280 smoked@ducktrap.com www.ducktrap.com
Financial BANgOR SAVINgS BANk 17 W. Main Street Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6065 Ellie.flagg@bangor.com www.bangor.com
BANgOR SAVINgS BANk 7 Belmont Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4270 www.bangor.com
BANgOR SAVINgS BANk Unity Clifford Commons Unity, Maine 04988 207-948-5120 www.bangor.com
BANgOR SAVINgSDOWNTOWN BELFAST 106 Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-930-7014 www.bangor.com
Belfast, Welcome home Premier property caretaking and home concierge services
145 Lincolnville Ave Belfast, Maine 207.975.1654
kbimaine.com
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BANk OF AmERICA CORP. 21 Schoodic Drive Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-7275 www.bankofamerica.com
CAmDEN NATIONAL BANk 156 Main St Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4650 info@camdennational.com www.camdennational.com
CAmDEN NATIONAL BANk 17 Belmont Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2800 ext 2953 www.camdennational.com
DAmARISCOTTA BANk & TRUST P.O. Box 822 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-0500 evarney@damariscottabank.com www.damariscottabank.com
DOWN EAST CREDIT UNION 92 Lincolnville Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-0043 aflood@downeastcu.com www.downeastcu.com
kEY BANk
111 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-0827 andy_e_grover@keybank.com www.key.com
NICHOLSON mICHAUD & COmPANY, P.A. CPA’S 33A Front Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3385 jim@nmccpas.com www.nmccpas.com
Our specialty is working with small businesses and individuals who demand personal & courteous professional relationships. Traditional business & personal accounting/tax services, non-traditional business management services and personal estate and retirement planning.
NICkERSON PROFESSIONAL ASSN P. O. Box 211 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2770 www.nickersonpa.com
PRImERICA
31 E. Main St.,PO Box 410 Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6444 kmitchpfs@msn.com www.primerica.com/kenmitchell
TD BANkNORTH, N.A.
16 E. Main Street, P.O. Box 468 Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6331 Megan.Field@tdbanknorth.com www.tdbanknorth.com
Fine Craft LUPINE COTTAgE
7 Old Searsport Rd Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4300 mainemade@lupinecottage.net www.lupinecottage.net
mAINE ARTISANS COLLECTIVE, INC.
2518 Atlantic Highway Lincolnville, Maine 04849 207-789-5376
krissi540@yahoo.com www.maineartisanscoop.com
mAINELY POTTERY
181 Searsport Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1108 info@mainelypottery.com www.MainelyPottery.com Simple clay shaped by potters’ hands into a dazzling array of beautiful and useful objects. From 28 studios in Maine, each potter brings us work in her/his style.
Florist/Nursery CAROL’S COLLECTIBLE NURSERY 411 Nickerson Rd. Swanville, Maine 04915 207-323-2783 carolyeemaine@gmail.com www.carolscollectibles.com
A small nursery specializing in Rhododendrons, woody shrubs, dwarf conifers, rock garden and native plants with the emphasis on the unusual. Selling at Belfast and Camden Farmer’s Markets.
HOLmES FLORIST & gREENHOUSE
35 Swan Lake Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2050 cs@holmesfloristandgreenhouse.com www.holmesfloristandgreenhouse.com
Fuel Services COmmUNITY FUELS, INC. 227 N Searsport Rd Swanville, Maine 04915 207-338-4328 bowen@mainelywired.net
mAINE ENERgY INC.
1229 Atlantic Hwy. Northport, Maine 04849 207-338-2444 stheriault@maineenergy.net www.maineenergy.net
mARITImE ENERgY
262 Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1609 shereem@maritimeenergy.com www.maritimeenergy.com
TIDEWATER OIL
146 Church St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4739 info@tidewateroil.net www.tidewateroil.net
Hardware/Building Supplies
Funeral Homes RIPOSTA FUNERAL HOmE 182 Waldo Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9191 crfh@roadrunner.com www.ripostafh.com
Furniture mACLEOD FURNITURE INC.
187 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1240 info@macleodfurniturestore.com www.macleodfurniturestore.com
PERRY’S FURNITURE, INC. 111 Belmont Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3610 perrysfurniture@adelphia.net www.perrysfurniture.com
WINDSOR CHAIRmAkERS 2596 Atlantic Highway Lincolnville, Maine 04849 207-789-5188 info@windsorchair.com www.windsorchair.com
Galleries & Studios ACOUSTIC NORTH
17 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-232-5485 acousticnorth@gmail.com www.acousticnorth.com
Gardening
Trail design, small trail bridge building, landscaping, tractor work, tree and shrub planting, and transplanting, thinning and releasing trees on small tree farms. Contact Tom LaPointe.
Gifts BRAmBLES
69 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3448
CONkLIN’S mAINE mERCANTILE 145 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-218-4040 garryconklin@roadrunner.com www.conklinsmainemercantile.com
OUT OF THE WOODS
48 Main Street, P.O. Box 401 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4377 kilndry@kilndry.com www.kilndry.com
PATCHWORk PLUS
156 Belfast Augusta Rd Searsmont, Maine 04973 207-342-5016 patchwrkplus@yahoo.com
PURPLE BABOON, THE
31 Front Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6505 ppbaboon@myfairpoint.net www.purplebaboon.com
Golf NORTHPORT gOLF CLUB
PO Box 987 Belfast, Maine 04915 www.belfastgardenclub.org
581 Bluff Rd Northport, Maine 04915 207-338-2270 info@northportgolfclubmaine.com www.northportgolfclubmaine.com
CAROL’S COLLECTIBLE NURSERY
SEARSPORT PINES gOLF COURSE
BELFAST gARDEN CLUB
411 Nickerson Rd. Swanville, Maine 04915 207-323-2783 carolyeemaine@gmail.com www.carolscollectibles.com
240 Mt. Ephraim Road Searsport, Maine 04915 207-548-2854 info@searsportpines.com www.searsportpines.com
A small nursery specializing in Rhododendrons, woody shrubs, dwarf conifers, rock garden and native plants with the emphasis on the unusual. Selling at Belfast and Camden Farmer’s Markets.
Excellently maintained, scenic 9 hole course with plush elevated greens. Driving range, pro-shop, food/beverages, cart/club rentals. Easy walking & enjoyable for all playing levels.
FUTURE gENERATIONS FORESTRY AND LANDSCAPINg
212 Back Belmont Rd. Belfast, Maine 04915 978-835-1583 f6forestry@aol.com www.futuregenerationsforestry.com
Graphic Design BRIggS ADVERTISINg 199 Water St. Bath, Maine 04530 207-443-2067 jennifer@briggsadv.com www.briggsadv.com
PICA DESIgN + mARkETINg PO Box 225, 111 Church Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1740 info@picadesign.com www.picadesign.com
We’re more than just Windsor Chairs...
W2 CREATIVE LLC
PO Box 122 Stockton Springs, Maine 04981 207-567-3500 info@w2creative.com www.w2creative.com
Hair Salon & Day Spa gLOW
134 Church St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-505-5699 www.facebook.com
mAkIN’ WAVES
Windsor Chairmakers Hand-crafting furniture, one piece at a time
1K Belmont Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3148 mwsalon@yahoo.com See us on Facebook
207-789-5188
SONYA’S SkIN CARE
WindsorChair.com
Hardware/ building Supplies
MAINELY POTTERY
39 Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5040 sonya@SonyasSkincare.com www.SonyasSkinCare.com
ELLSWORTH BUILDINg SUPPLY (EBS) 30 Belmont Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4080 rjv@ebsbuild.com www.ebsbuild.com
2596 Atlantic Highway, Route 1, Lincolnville Beach. Just six miles North of Camden.
Your choice of a building supplier couldn’t be more important. We work hard to make your next project a success from start to finish!
HOmE SUPPLY CENTER 75 Main St Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1094
JERRY’S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 96 Searsport Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-0409
SHERWIN WILLIAmS
15 Starrett Drive Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1572 sw5198@sherwin.com www.sherwinwilliams.com
Potter at work and works of 28 Maine potters Open daily on Route 1 East Belfast
207-338-1108
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business Directory Hardware/Building Supplies
VIkINg LUmBER
166 Searsport Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3480 maureen@vikinglumber.com www.vikinglumber.com
Healthcare/Wellness ACUPUNCTURE CLINIC OF RHONDA FEImAN 18 Harbor St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4454 www.belfastmaineacupuncture.com
Treating acute & chronic conditions with Japanese & Chinese acupuncture & customized Chinese herbal formulas. Gentle techniques to promote & maintain good health & wellness for the whole family. Serving our community since 1993.
ATHENAHEALTH
3 Hatley Rd Belfast, Maine 04915 800-981-5084 www.athenahealth.com athenahealth offers integrated practice management, electronic health record (EHR) and patient communication services that help practices get paid more, faster, while delivering quality patient care.
BELFAST PEDIATRICS AND ADOLESCENT mEDICINE 16 Fahey St., Suite 107 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4257 belfastpeds@yahoo.com
COASTAL mAINE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INC.
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6 Airport Rd, Suite 2, Belfast Me. 04915 Fax 207-338-5962 cmbhi@bluestreakme.com www.cmbhi.com
DRS DUTCH & mARNECHECk
P.O. Box 209 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1480 dutchmarnecheck@myfairpoint.net
gROUP HOmE FOUNDATION INC. PO Box 227 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2080 hsiefken@ghf-inc.org www.ghf-inc.org
HOROWITZ CHIROPRACTIC
51 West Main St. Searsport, Maine 04974-0257 207-548-6376 rshorowitzdc@roadrunner.com www.mainechiro.com/dr.horowitz
mAINE INTERgRATIVE CHIROPRACTIC 8 Jesse Robbins Rd. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-8994 atlanticbaychiro@panax.com www.atlanticbaychiro.com
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Home Decor
mARDEN,mICHAEL E., O.D. 11 Swan Lake Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1900
mORROW, mICHELLE L.,D.m.D. 366 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1801
NESIN, PETER, OPTICIAN 158 Northport Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2440 pnesin@myfairpoint.net
PENOBSCOT BAY DENTISTRY
94 Searsport Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1100 gulchbrk@yahoo.com www.penobscotbaydentistry.com Offering general service dentistry. Your smile is our greatest reward!
SPECTRUm gENERATIONS WALDO COmmUNITY CENTER
18 Merriam Road Belfast, ME 04915 207-338-1190 sd-white@spectrumgenerations.org www.spectrumgenerations.org
SWEETSER
9 School Street Belfast, Maine 04915-7592 1-800-434-3000 thenry@sweetser.org www.sweetser.org
WALDO COUNTY gENERAL HOSPITAL 118 Northport Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2500 sgordon@wchi.com www.wchi.com
Waldo County Healthcare, Inc. (WCHI) serves the healthcare needs of Waldo County residents through Waldo County General Hospital, five rural health centers, home health and hospice services, public health nursing, physician’s offices, and educational programs. Penobscot Shores, an elegant, independent living retirement community located on the shores of Penobscot Bay in Belfast, is also an affiliate of WCHI.
Home Decor BRAmBLES
69 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3448 brambles@midcoast.com www.bramblesofmaine.com
NUNN’S HOmE DECOR AND mORE 110 Searsport Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-218-4110 designsbye2004@yahoo.com
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Ice Cream THE CHOCOLATE DROP CANDY SHOP AND DAVE’S OLD FASHIONED SODA FOUNTAIN
64 Main St., Belfast 207-338-0566 BelfastCandy@gmail.com www.TheChocolateDropCandyShop.com Locally made, hand-dipped chocolates and ice cream. Daves’ Old Fashioned Soda Fountain, homemade root beer, sarsaparilla and more. Come enjoy a nostalgic treat and revisit your “sweetest” childhood memories!
Individual/ State Representative mICHAEL THIBODEAU
169 Coles Corner Rd Winterport, Maine 04496 207-223-5177
Insurance ALLEN INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL 156 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 1-800-439-4311 belfast@allenif.com www.allenif.com
Founded in 1866, Allen Insurance and Financial is an employee-owned, communityminded company, offering personal and business insurance, employee benefits and financial planning from offices in Belfast, Camden, Rockland and Southwest Harbor. We emphasize high-quality, personal service.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE & BENEFITS 58 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915-5507 207-338-9787 mikegiles@atlantic-insurance.com www.atlantic-insurance.com
BOUCHARD INSURANCE AgENCY / UNITY VARNEY INSURANCE AgENCY, INC. P.O. Box 800, 117 E Main St. Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6364 rlods@varneyagency.com www.varneyagency.com
One of Maine’s largest independent insurance agencies with 22 locations across Maine and New Hampshire. Partnered with over 30 different companies ensures the coverage you need is delivered with super competitive pricing.
CROSS INSURANCE
15E Starrett Drive, P.O. Box 388 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5430 trumney@CrossAgency.com www.crossagency.com
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J. EDWARD kNIgHT & CO. 99 Camden St. Suite #5 Rockland, Maine 04841 207-594-8823 bobbie@jedwardknight.com www.jedwardknight.com
STATE FARm INSURANCE 228 Northport Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5538 reyn@reynritchie.net reynritchie.net
Interior Decorating INTERIORS BY JANIS STONE
Library BELFAST FREE LIBRARY
106 High St Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3884 snorman@belfastlibrary.org www.belfastlibrary.org
Manufacturing mATHEWS BROTHERS COmPANY 22 Perkins Road Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6490 www.mathewsbrothers.com
179 Northport Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2204 janisstone@roadrunner.com www.jstoneinteriors.com
Since 1854, Mathews Brothers traditional wood windows have been part of the New England architectural landscape. Today, Mathews Brothers also manufactures innovative vinyl and vinyl composite windows and doors.
Jewelry
ROBBINS LUmBER INC.
BENNETT’S gEmS & JEWELRY 45D Searsport Ave (US Rt. 1) Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5530 pinkdino@midcoast.com www.bennettsgems.com
Jewelry store, gem and mineral store. Fine gifts for all. Family friendly, open everyday, year round. Gemstones from around the world, including rare Tourmaline from Maine!
Landscaping BARB’S LANDSCAPINg & LAWNCARE ETC. PO Box 559 Searsport, Maine 04974 207-568-3396
FUTURE gENERATIONS FORESTRY AND LANDSCAPINg
212 Back Belmont Rd. Belfast, Maine 04915 978-835-1583 f6forestry@aol.com www.futuregenerationsforestry.com Trail design, small trail bridge building, landscaping, tractor work, tree and shrub planting, and transplanting, thinning and releasing trees on small tree farms. Contact Tom LaPointe.
Laundry BELFAST COIN LAUNDRY 113 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3507
53 Ghent Rd. Searsmont, Maine 04973 207-342-5221 crobbins@rlco.com www.rlco.com
Marine BELmONT BOATWORkS
163 Augusta Rd. Belmont, Maine 04952 207-342-2885 info@belmontboatworks.com www.belmontboatworks.com Full Service Boatyard with room for DIYers. 1 mile from Belfast line. Budget minded Hauling, Transport, Storage, Maintenance, Refit and Repair, Waterfront Service and Crane.
FRONT STREET SHIPYARD
101 Front Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-930-3740 info@frontstreetshipyard.com www.frontstreetshipyard.com
BANgOR mETRO
263 State St. Bangor, Maine 04401 207-941-1300 christine@bangormetro.com www.bangormetro.com
CENTER POINT, INC.
P.O. Box 1 Thorndike, Maine 04986 207-568-3717 mlarrabee@centerpointlargeprint.com www.centerpointlargeprint.com
CREmARk, INC.-DISCOVER mAINE mAgAZINE
10 Exchange St., Suite 208 Portland, Maine 04101 800-753-8684 www.discovermainemagazine.com
DOWN EAST
PO Box 679 Camden, Maine 04843 207-594-9544 LHollins@downeast.com www.downeast.com
NACHOTREE DESIgN 91 Lang Hill Highway Brooks, Maine 04921 207-557-3251 chris@nachotree.com www.nachotree.com
PENOBSCOT BAY PILOT 29 Washington Ave Camden, Maine 04843 207-706-6655 news@penbaypilot.com www.penbaypilot.com
THE FREE PRESS
8 North Main St. Rockland, Maine 04841 207-596-0055 sandy@freepressonline.com www.freepressonline.com
TRAVELmAINE
Marine Supplies
6 Leland street Rockland, Maine 04841 207-593-0037 info@gotravelmaine.com www.gotravelmaine.com
HAmILTON mARINE
VILLAgE SOUP
155 E. Main Street Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-6302 mail@hamiltonmarine.com www.hamiltonmarine.com
Media BANgOR DAILY NEWS
93 Main St., Suite 2 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-990-8011 JBrowning@bangordailynews.com www.bangordailynews.com
161 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3333 tmahoney@villagesoup.com www.villagesoup.com
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Models BLUEJACkET SHIPCRAFTERS 160 E. Main St Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-9970, 800-448-5567 info@bluejacketinc.com www.bluejacketinc.com
Over 100 years in business and offering the largest ship model collection in Maine! Our museum-quality kits, custom-finished models, and antique restorations are the industry standard for craftsmanship, precision, and historical accuracy.
Museums BELFAST HISTORICAL SOCIETY & mUSEUm
10 Market Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9229 info@belfastmuseum.org www.belfastmuseum.org Located in an 1835, Federal-style brick building at the corner of Church and Market Streets, the Belfast Museum houses the Percy Sanborn painting gallery, maritime exhibits, and collections that highlight Belfast’s 200-year history.
mAINE mARITImE mUSEUm
243 Washington St. Bath, Maine 04530 207-443-1316 garrison@maritimeme.org www.MaineMaritimeMuseum.org
OWLS HEAD TRANSPORTATION mUSEUm Route 73 Owls Head, Maine 04854 207-594-4418 info@ohtm.org www.ohtm.org
PENOBSCOT mARINE mUSEUm
40 East Main St. Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-2529 info@pmm-maine.org www.penobscotmarinemuseum.org Visit our campus and celebrate Maine’s maritime heritage! Ten historic buildings display paintings, ship models, China Trade porcelain and silk. Visit a ship captain’s house furnished with beautiful antiques. Our classic small watercraft include lobster boats, dories, and canoes. Children can raise and lower a ship’s mast and have fun on campus!
Networking mIDCOAST mAgNET PO Box 1044
Camden, Maine 04843 info@midcoastmagnet.com www.midcoastmagnet.com
Office Services BELFAST OFFICE SUPPLY & SERVICES (B.O.S.S.)
17 Main St. Belfast, ME. 04915 207-338-1010 info@belfastofficesupply.com www.belfastofficesupply.com
Performing Arts BELFAST mASkERS
Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9668 maskers@roadrunner.com www.belfastmaskers.com
mARSH RIVER THEATER
Route 139 Brooks, Maine 04921 207-722-3247 mike.switzer@marshrivertheater.com www.marshrivertheater.com
NORTHPORT mUSIC THEATER 851 Atlantic Hwy. Northport, Maine 04849 207-338-8383 ruthgelsinger@gmail.com www.northportmusictheater.com
PENOBSCOT BAY SINgERS PO Box 5 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-0908 penbaysingers@gmail.com
Photography/ Video INSIgHT PRODUCTIONS
PO Box 775 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-323-2430 insightme@myfairpoint.net
Places of Worship BELFAST UNITED mETHODIST CHURCH
23 Mill Lane Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5575 belfastumc@roadrunner.com www.belfastumc.org
FAITH TEmPLE CHURCH OF gOD 193 Lincolnville Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3473 belfastchurch@gmail.com
LITTLE RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH 259 Northport Avenue Northport, Maine 04915 207-338-1006
info@littleriverchurch.net www.littleriverchurch.net
RELIgIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAkERS)
39 Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3080 or 207-338-3428
ST. mARgARET’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
95 Court Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2412 stmargch@gwi.net www.stmargaretsbelfast.com
TEmPLE HEIgHTS SPIRITUAL CAmPS
Complete Design Services Window Treatments, Wallpaper, Furniture, Rugs
207. 338. 2204 | jstoneinteriors.com Rt. 1 & Northport Ave. | Belfast
PO Box 311 Lincolnville, Maine 04849 207-338-3029 www.templeheightscamp.org
Plumbing and Heating PERkINS PLUmBINg AND HEATINg 54 Crocker Rd. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-0467 or 207-322-3567 jlperkins@myfairpoint.net
Preservation COASTAL mOUNTAINS LAND TRUST 101 Mt. Battie Street Camden, Maine 04843 207-236-7091 info@coastalmountains.org www.coastalmountains.org
BUILDING SUPPLIES 30 Belmont Ave. Belfast 338-4080
mAINE FARmLAND TRUST
97 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6575 info@mainefarmlandtrust.org www.mainefarmlandtrust.org
Printing/Copy COUNTY COPY & PRINT CENTER 15 Main St. Belfast, ME. 04915 207-338-5411 info@countycopycenter.com www.countycopycenter.com
ELm STREET PRINTINg & gRAPHICS INC.
94 Elm Street Camden, Maine 04843 207.236.2896 peter@elmstreetprinting.com www.elmstreetprinting.com Design • Print • Promote: Marketing Communications, Printing & Web Services - Design, Full-Service Printing & Copying. Web Design & Hosting, Email & Direct Marketing.
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Property Management BELFAST PROPERTY mANAgEmENT
41 Springbrook Dr. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6644 belfastpropertymanagement@gmail.com
HOmE WATCH
29 Oak Drive Northport, Maine 04849 207-505-6190 frankie12543@gmail.com www.frankshomewatch.com
HOmETOWN REAL ESTATE & PROPERTY mANAgEmENT PO Box A Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3949 sam@hometownre.org www.hometownre.org
kBI, INC.
145 Lincolnville Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-975-1659 kbimaine@gmail.com www.kbimaine.com Belfast, welcome home. Premier property caretaking & home concierge services. Allow us to give you a piece of mind when you leave your home behind.
m.g. PROPERTIES
281 Belmont Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6098 gmfishme@roadrunner.co
TOTAL PROPERTY CARE
82 Back Searsport Road Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-0892 info@totalpropertycare.net www.totalpropertycare.net
Real Estate BELFAST CENTER
9 Field Street, Suite 200 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2988 belfast@hughes.net www.belfastcenter.com
BETTER HOmES AND gARDENS REAL ESTATE TOWN & COUNTRY 143 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3500 www.tcreal.com
Our eight branch offices provide personalized attention to make your journey through real estate buying or selling a pleasant experience. We’re on your way home.
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CAmDEN HILLS REALTY
1315 Atlantic Highway Northport, Maine 04849 207-338-0009 burgess@camdenhillsrealty.com www.camdenhillsrealty.com
CAmDEN HILLS REALTYSANDY kNOWLTON
207-338-0009 or 207-902-0171 (cell) sandy@camdenhillsrealty.com www.camdenhillsrealty.com Voted “Best of the Best 2008, 2009 and 2010”. Experienced full-time broker with strong local network, community presence, and knowledge of the area. Representing the coast and countryside known as Camden Hills. Put local knowledge and local experience to work for you.
CAmDEN REAL ESTATE 43 Elm Street Camden, Maine 04843 800-236-1920 info@camdenre.com www.camdenre.com
CLARk’S APARTmENT
70 Union St. Apt. 1 Belfast, Maine 04915 707-328-6883 hankbethclark@gmail.com
COASTWISE REALTY
48 Marshall Wharf Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6005, 800-293-4416 marjorie@coast-wise.com www.coastwiserealestate.com An independent, service-driven brokerage specializing in oceanfront, ocean-view and coastal village homes, condos and land. Whether you’re buying or selling coastal Maine real estate, let us guide you safely and successfully through the process. Visit our website to view every coastal Maine MLS listing.
CROSBY mANOR ESTATES 49 Bayside Drive Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3311 info@oceancondo.com www.oceancondo.com
We’re a distinctive condominium community situated on 22+ acres with 675’+ frontage on Penobscot Bay that offers peace and quiet, privacy, and leisurely living close to downtown Belfast.
gATEWAY TITLE OF mAINE, INC. 230B Searsport Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-930-7010 gatewaybelfast@midmaine.com www.gatewaytitleme.com
HOmETOWN REAL ESTATE & PROPERTY mANAgEmENT PO Box A Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-3949 sam@hometownre.org www.hometownre.org
REALTY OF mAINE
107 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6800 or 800-634-4014 info@realtyofmaine.com www.realtyofmaine.com
Whether you’re planning to rent, sell, or purchase a home, we can help you find the right match.
Whether buying or selling property, residential or commercial, Realty of Maine provides professional agents to meet your real estate needs.
JARET & COHN REAL ESTATE
THE mALL ON HIgH STREET
122 Lincolnville Avenue Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4220 belfast@jaretcohn.com www.jaretcohn.com
171 High St Belfast, Maine 04915 800-255-6179 alex@ambel.com belfastusa.com
mAINE COUNTRY & COAST
UNITED REALTY
814 Waterville Rd. Waldo, Maine 04915 207-342-3040 or 207-323-6740 info@mainecountryandcoast.com www.mainecountryandcoast.com
307 Belmont Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6000 unitedrealtyme@roadrunner.com www.unitedrealtyme.com
mARILYN CARON, REALTY OF mAINE-BELFAST
United Realty is Waldo County’s Oldest, Independent Real Estate Company Owners Fran Riley & Roland Littlefield have been offering personalized services for twenty-seven years.
107 Main Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6800 x24 or 207-322-2679 MLCaron@tidewater.net www.realtyofmaine.com
mARTHA LAITIN, BELFAST AREA REAL ESTATE BROkER SINCE 1989 185 West Main Street Searsport, Maine 04974 948-2815 martha@AskMarthaInMaine.com www.askmarthainmaine.com
mIkE mARINO, PRUDENTIAL NORTHEAST PROPERTIES
185 W. Main Street Searsport, Maine 04974 207-233-6870 midcoastre@aol.com www.prudentialnortheastproperties.com
PRAY’S HOmES OF BELFAST, LLC 218 Congress St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4663 cpray@midcoast.com
PRUDENTIAL NORTHEAST PROPERTIES
185 W. Main St. Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-2280 searsport@prudentialnortheastproperties.com www.prudentialnortheastproperties.com PRUDENTIAL Northeast Properties serving Eastern, Central & Coastal Maine. Whether buying or selling a home, investment, or commercial property, put our experience & knowledge to work for you.
Relocation FOX & gINN mOVERS
171 High Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2194 pquimby@roadrunner.com www.foxginn.com
Restoration/ Cleaning SERVPRO OF BELFAST/ CAmDEN/ROCkLAND
P.O. Box 326 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1850 Servpro9253@ServproBelfastCamdenRockland.com www.servprobelfastcamdenrockland.com When disaster strikes, Servpro helps make it “Like it never even happened.” Specializing in cleanup and restoration after fire, water or mold damage.
Retirement BIRCHWOOD mOBILE HOmE PARk Fenwick Rd. Belmont, Maine 04952 207-342-5250 dpalmer@fairpoint.net www.birchwoodpark.me
We’re on your way home! 143 High Street BELFAST Waterfront | Residential | Commercial | Acreage
207-338-3500 800-860-0528
tcreal.com BANGOR • BELFAST • CAMDEN • DOVER-FOXCROFT
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ELLSWORTH • PITTSFIELD • SKOWHEGAN • UNITY
Real Estate
& Property Management
Sales Rentals Tenant Placement Check-A-Home Sam Mehorter 207-338-3949 www.hometownre.org
Sam@hometownre.org
UNITED REALTY
Waldo County’s Oldest Independent Real Estate Company 207-338-6000 Search ALL Maine Listings @ UnitedRealtyME.com 307 Belmont Avenue, Belfast, ME 04915
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DEBORAH LINCOLN HOUSE 60 Cedar St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1554 dlincoln@gwi.net
HARBOR HILL CENTER
2 Footbridge Rd Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-5307 robbin.charkowick@genesishcc.com www.genesishcc.com/root/overview/center/harborhill
PENOBSCOT SHORES
10 Shoreland Drive Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-2332 penshores@wchi.com www.penobscotshores.com
TALL PINES HEALTHCARE COmmUNITY 24 Martin Lane Belfast, Maine 04915 207-930-7031 info@tallpinesliving.com www.tallpinesliving.com
Sailing & boating Trips BELFAST BAY COmPANY
17 Main St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-323-1443 info@belfastbaycompany.com www.belfastbaycompany.com
BELFAST BAY CRUISES
Front Street Belfast, Maine 04915 207-546-2927 4master@downeastwindjammer.com www.belfastbaycruises.com
COAST TO ISLAND CHARTER CORP. (mISS NINA)
Sewing Supplies FIDDLEHEAD ARTISAN SUPPLY
159 High St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-8422 info@fiddleheadartisansupply.com www.fiddleheadartisansupply.com
Shipping/Packaging gLOBAL PACkINg & SHIPPINg
25 Washington St. Camden, Maine 04843 207-236-2926 global@midcoast.com www.globalpackingandshipping.com
Storage BELFAST SELF STORAgE
77 Belmont Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1515 info@belfastselfstorage.com www.belfastselfstorage.com
SEARSPORT SELF-STORAgE (ANTIQUE mALL) 149 East Main Street Searsport, Maine 04974 207-548-2640 info@searsportantiques.com
Summer Camp CAmP NEOFA
499 Broadway, Suite B Bangor, Maine 04401 207-735-0605 info@linksadvantage.com www.linksadvantage.com
PC mEDIX AND THE INFORmATION TECHNOLOgY EXCHANgE
156 Searsport Ave. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4233 jmartin@infotechexchange.org www.infotechexchange.org/pc_medix
UNITEL, INC.
PO Box 165 Unity, Maine 04988 207-948-3900 customerservice@uninet.net www.unitelme.com
Tours BELFAST & mOOSEHEAD LAkE RAILWAY 31 Veterans Highway Brooks, Maine 04921 207-722-3899 jfeero@fairpoint.net www.brookspreservation.org
Runs train rides from Upper Bridge Station in Belfast. We also run Railcycle tours from Thorndike. See website for more information.
Technology
31-B Front St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-6009 207-930-5536 stephstephy917@aol.com Like us on Facebook
AIRWAVES, INC.
15 Starrett Drive Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9929 airwbelf@midcoast.com
Sail Penobscot Bay aboard our 61’ wooden motor-sailing ketch. Enjoy custom charters including island excursions, yoga sails, dinner cruises and multi-day Bed & Breakfast hopping trips.
103 Main St Belfast, Maine 04915 207-385-9847 info@archangelcomputer.com www.archangelcomputer.com
mONHEgAN BOAT LINE
BLUESTREAk (WIRELESS INTERNET)
ARCHANgEL COmPUTERS
880 Port Clyde Rd Port Clyde, Maine 04855 207-372-8848 barstow@monheganboat.com www.monheganboat.com
PO Box 835 Unity, Maine 207-338-9015; 877-338-9015 info@bluestreakme.com www.bluestreakme.com
NORTH COUNTRY RIVERS
COASTAL COmmUNICATIONS, INC.
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LINkS WEBSITE DESIgN & ONLINE mARkETINg
35 Hillside Ave. Keene, Maine 03431-4360 207-589-4133 cmesser@ne.rr.com www.campneofa.org
70 Front St. Belfast, Maine 04915 207-505-1618 sailingmissnina@yahoo.com www.sailingmissnina.com
36 Main St Bingham, Maine 04920-0633 800-348-8871 info@northcountryrivers.com www.northcountryrivers.com
PO Box G Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-1138 jarseneau@jbda.com www.jbda.com
138 Main Street, Suite #2 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-9777, 207-596-7779 heidihaynes88@yahoo.com
J&B DIVERSIFIED ASSOCIATES
BELFAST HISTORICAL gHOST WALkS
Transportation AmTRAk DOWNEASTER
16 Station Ave. Brunswick, Maine 04011 1-800-45A-RAIL info@nnepra.com www.amtrakdowneaster.com Amtrak Downeaster is your care-free connection to a variety of exciting destinations, from Brunswick-Boston and parts in between. Start planning your trip today!
CONCORD COACHLINES
100 Sewell St Portland, Maine 04102 207-828-1151 info@concordcoachlines.com
Venues FRENCH’S POINT
246 Hersey Retreat Rd. Stockton Springs, Maine 04981 207-567-3650 service@fpmaine.com www.fpmaine.com
Waste Services Dm&J WASTE, INC.
219 Stream Road Winterport, Maine 04496 207-223-4112 help@dmjwaste.com www.dmjwaste.com
mOORE’S SEPTIC, INC.
1477 Swanlake Ave. Swanville, Maine 04915 207-338-4586 heidi@mooressepticinc.com mooressepticinc.com
Wine/beer BELFAST BAY BREWINg COmPANY 100 Searsport Ave. Rt. 1 Belfast, Maine 04915 207-338-4216 belbaybrew@gmail.com www.belfastbaybrewing.com
Member Directory Ace Auto Sales 45 Acoustic North 51 Acupuncture Clinic of Rhonda Feiman 30, 52, 63 Aina Moja 47 Airwaves 58 Alan’s Towing 45, 49, 63 Alden House Inn 40 Allen Insurance & Financial 50, 54, 63 American Cancer Society 48 American Lung Association 48 Amtrak Downeaster 58 AMVETS Post 6829 46 Angler’s Restaurant 28 Archangel Computers 31, 58, 61 Arts Co-op 7 Ashwood Waldorf School 48 athenahealth 52, 63 Atlantic Insurance Agency 50, 54, 63 Bangor Daily News 54 Bangor Metro Magazine 54 Bangor Savings Bank 50 Bank of America 50 Barb’s Cleaning Service 47 Barb’s Landscaping & LawnCare Etc. 54 Bay Leaf Cottages & Bistro 28, 40 Bay Wrap 28 Bayside Cottage Rentals 40 Beach Cottage Inn 40 Belfast & Moosehead Lake RR 13, 58, 63 Belfast Armory Rental Program 48 Belfast Bay Brewing Company 58 Belfast Bay Company 58 Belfast Bay Cruises - Downeast Windjammer 58 Belfast Bay Inn 41 Belfast Center 56 Belfast Co-op 29, 47, 61 Belfast Cohousing & EcoVillage 48 Belfast Coin Laundry 54 Belfast Curling Club 44 Belfast Dance Studio 48 Belfast Farmers’ Market 50 Belfast Free Library 54 Belfast Garden Club 51 Belfast Harbor Inn 41, 63 Belfast Historical Ghost Walks 58 Belfast Historical Society & Museum 55 Belfast Lions Club 46 Belfast Maskers 55 Belfast Office Supply & Service 55 Belfast Paddle Sports 44, 47, 61 Belfast Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine 52 Belfast Pied a Terre 40 Belfast Property Management 56 Belfast Rotary Club 31, 46, 48, 63 Belfast Self Storage Belfast Subway 30 Belfast United Methodist Church 55 Belfast Variety 48 Belfast Variety Rte. 52 48 Belhaven Inn 40 Bell the Cat 27, 28, 63 BellaBooks 44, 46 Belmont Boatworks 54, 63, inside back cover Bennetts Gems & Jewelry 31, 54, 63 Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate 56, 57, 61 Birchwood Mobile Home Park 56 BJ’s Automotive Diagnostic Center 45 Bluejacket Ship Crafters 31, 55, 63
Assisted Living
ShortStay Care
www.genesishcc.com Our Assisted Living and ShortStay Rehabilitation care is provided by a comprehensive therapy team with available 24-hour skilled nursing services. We are valued for our compassionate staff and beautiful ocean views
2 Footbridge Road Belfast, ME 04915 207-338-5307
EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
MISS NINA Belfast, Maine
Discover Penobscot Bay aboard the 61’ wooden ketch, Miss Nina • Specializing in family excursions, gourmet dinner sunset-sails and inn-to-inn packages • Available for half & full-day charters customized by you • Never crowded! 6 passenger maximum • Sail to nearby Islands, Parks, and Lighthouses • Sailing from May 15 - October 15 • Outside cushioned seating or deck level pilothouse seating
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Member Directory (continued) Bouchard Insurance Agency / Unity Varney Insurance Agency 54 Brambles 51, 53, 61 Briggs Advertising 51 Broadreach Family & Community Services 48 BV52 Camden Conference 47 Camden Hills Realty 56 Camden Hills Realty - Patti Ann Lord Camden Hills Realty - Sandy Knowlton 56 Camden National Bank 47, 50, 61 Camden Real Estate 56 Camp Neofa 58 Captain A.V. Nickel’s Inn 28, 40 Carol’s Collectibles Nursery 50, 51 Center Point 54 Chase’s Daily 28 Chocolate Drop Candy Shop 44, 54 City Drawers 29, 47, 61 City of Belfast 48 Clark’s Apartments 56 Coast to Island Charter Corp. (Miss Nina) 58, 59, 61 Coastal Communications 58 Coastal Maine Behavioral Health 52 Coastal Mountains Land Trust 55 Coastwise Realty 56 Colburn Shoes 4, 47, 61 Colonial Gables Oceanfront Village 42, 45, 63 Colonial Theater 46, 49, 61 Comfort Inn 42, 43, 63 Community Fuels 50 Concord Coachlines 58 Conklins Maine Mercantile 51 Consumers Fuel Cook’s Crossing 28 Cornerspring Montessori School 49 County Copy Center 55 Coyote Moon 15, 47, 61 Creative Catering 46 Crosby Manor Estates 52, 56, 63 Cross Insurance 54 Damariscotta Bank & Trust 50 Darby’s 27, 28 David Duval Deborah Lincoln House 58 Delphi Real Estate 56 Delvino’s Grill & Pasta House 28 Discover Maine Magazine Cremark 54 DM & J Waste 58 Dockside Restaurant 28 Dos Amigos 28 Down East Credit Union 50 Down East Magazine 54 Drs Dutch & Marnecheck 45, 52 Ducktrap River of Maine 50 Dunkin Donuts 28 Dutch Chevrolet 63 Eastside Garage 45 Ellsworth Builder’s Supply 51, 55, 63 Elm Street Printing 55 Faith Temple Church of God 55 Fiddlehead Artisan Supply 58 Fox & Ginn Movers 56 French’s Point 58 Friends of Belfast Parks 15, 47, 61 Front Street Pub 30 Front Street Shipyard 46, 54, 61
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Future Generations Forestry & Landscaping 51, 54 Galerie’ Dufour 44 Gateway Title of Maine 56 Gaul’s Antiques 44 Global Packing & Shipping 58 Glow 51 GO Logic Homes 48 Good Table, The 48 Goodwill Workforce Solutions 48 Group Home Foundation 52 Gull Motel, The 42, 63 Habitat For Humanity of Waldo County 48 Hamilton Marine 54 Harbor Hill Nursing Care Center 58, 59, 63 Harborwatch Cottage 41 Harmony Cottage 41 High Street Studio & Gallery 44 Holmes Florist & Greenhouse 50 Home Supply Center 51 Home Watch 56 HomeTown Real Estate & Property Management 56, 57, 63 Horch Roofing 48 Horowitz D.C., Richard S. 52 Ice Cream Barn 28 Insight Productions 55 Interiors By Janis Stone 54, 55, 63 J&B Auto Body 45 J&B Diversified Associates 58 J. Edward Knight & Company 54 Jaret & Cohn Real Estate 56, 57, 63 Jaret & Cohn Real Estate - Beverly Doherty Jerry’s True Value Hardware 51 Jeweled Turret Inn, The 40, 63 Joe Thornley - Concrete Contractor 48 Juice Cellar, The 28 K. Construction inside front cover, 48, 63 KatWalk 47 KBI 50, 56, 63 Kendrick’s Antiques 44 Keybank 50 Knox Brothers Auto Parts 45 La Vida 30 Law Offices of Lee Woodward 44 Left Bank Books 46, 55, 61 Links Website Design & Online Marketing 58 Little River Baptist Church 55 Little River Veterinary Hospital 44 Loon Lookout Cottages 41 Loyal Biscuit Co. 44 Lupine Cottage, The 50 M.G. Properties 56 MAC Electric 48 MacLeod’s Furniture 51 Maikirk Mailloux and Marden, PA 45 Maine Artisans Collective 50 Maine Bicycle Rental 44 Maine Celtic Celebration 49 Maine Coast Construction 48 Maine Coast Photo & Digital Maine Country & Coast Real Estate 56 Maine DECD 48 Maine Energy 31, 50, 63 Maine Farmland Trust 25, 55, 61 Maine Integrative Chiropractic 52 Maine Maritime Museum 55 Mainely Pottery 50, 51, 63
Maison Dufour 41 Makin’ Waves 51 Marden O.D., Michael E. 53 Maritime Energy 50 Marsh River Theater 55 Mathews Brothers Company 44, 54, 63 McDonald’s 30 Melanie Frazek 45 Metaphor Bronze Tileworks 44 Michael Thibodeau 54 Midcoast Magnet 55 Monhegan Boat Line 58 Moore’s Septic 58 Moorings Oceanfront RV Resort 41 Morrill General Store 48 Morrow D.M.D., Michelle L. 53 NachoTree Design 54 Nautical Scribe Books 46 Nautilus Seafood & Grill 30 Nesin, Peter 53 New Years By The Bay 49 Nicholson Michaud & Company 49, 50, 61 Nickerson Professional Association 50 North Atlantic Blues Festival 50 North Country Rivers 58 Northeast Equipment & Supply 48 Northport Golf 51 Northport Music Theater 55 Nunn’s Home Decor & More 17, 53, 63 Ocean’s Edge Restaurant 30, 43 Old Stuff 44 On The Water in Maine 41, 53, 63 OTT Communications Our Town Belfast 48 Out of the Woods 51 Owls Head Transportation Museum 55 P.A.W.S. Animal Adoption Center 46 Papa J’s & The Lobster Bar 30 Patchwork Plus 51 Pattershall House 40 PC Medix 58 Peaceful Nest Yoga 47 Penobscot Bay Carvers and Artists 48 Penobscot Bay Dentistry 53 Penobscot Bay Pilot 54 Penobscot Bay Singers 55 Penobscot Book Store 46 Penobscot Home Performance 48 Penobscot Marine Museum 4, 55, 63 Penobscot Shores 3, 58, 63 Perkins Plumbing and Heating 55 Perry’s Furniture 51 Pica Design & Marketing 29, 51, 61 Pig-Out BBQ 30 Point Lookout Conference Center & Resort 42, 45, 63 Pray’s Homes of Belfast 56, 63, back cover Primerica 50 Prudential Northeast Properties 56 Prudential Northeast Properties - Joe Calista Prudential Northeast Properties - Martha Laitin 56 Prudential Northeast Properties - Mike Marino 56 Purple Baboon, The 51 Quirk Ford Chrysler 45, 53, 63 R.H. Reny 48 Realty of Maine 56, 57, 61 Realty of Maine - Marilyn Caron 56
Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) 55 Restorative Justice Project of the Midcoast 48 ReVision Energy 44, 49, 63 Risposta Funeral Home 51 Robbins Lumber 54 Rollies’s Bar & Grill 27, 30, 61 SAIL Midcoast 48 Scallions-Food for Life 30 SCORE 46 Seaclusion Cottage at Wonderview 41 Searsport Antique Mall 44, 58 Searsport Self Storage 58 Searsport Motor Company 45 Searsport Pines Golf Course 51 Searsport Shores Ocean Camping 41, 44, 49 Seascape Motel & Cottages 42, 44, 63 Senior College-University of ME Hutchinson Center 49 SERVPRO of Belfast/Camden/Rockland 56 Sherwin Williams 51 Sonya’s Skin Care 51 Spectrum Generations 53 St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church 55 State Farm Insurance 54 State Sand & Gravel 48 StoneCrest 48 Sweetser 53 Tall Pines Healthcare 58 TD Banknorth, N.A. 50 Temple Heights Spiritual Camp 55 The Belfast Framer & Betts Gallery 44 The Free Press 54 The Game Loft 44 The Good Kettle 28 Three Tides 30 Tidewater Oil 50 Total Property Care 56 Totman’s Towing and Auto Repair 45 Tozier’s Family Markets 47 Traci’s Diner 30 travelMaine 54 UMaine Hutchinson Center 30, 48, 49, 63 United Realty 56, 57, 63 United Way of Eastern Maine 46 UniTel / Bluestreak 58 Unity College 49 Viking Lumber 30, 52, 63 Village Soup 54 Volunteers of America Edward J. Reynolds 46 W2 Creative 51 Waldo Community Action Partners 48 Waldo County General Hospital 2, 53, 63 Waldo County Kiwanis 46 Waldo County Shrine Club Charitable Trust 46 Waldo County YMCA 44, 49, 63 Walgreens Pharmacy 47 Wallace Tent & Party Rentals 48 Wasses Hot Dogs 30 Water Walker Sea Kayaks 44 Waterfalls Arts 44, 47, 49, 63 Weathervane Seafoods 27, 30, 61 Whales Tooth Pub 30 White House Inn 40 Whitecap Builders 48 Windsor Chairmakers 5, 51, 63 Yankee Clipper 42, 63 Young’s Lobster Pound 27, 30, 63
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Country View Golf Course “Maine’s Most Scenic Golf Course” (207) 722-3161
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Brooks Preservation Society Train Rides May - October www.brookspreservation.org
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Brooks Historical Society & Pilley House Museum Brooks’ Farmers’ Market 15 Purple Heart Hwy. every Saturday from May to September, 9am-1 pm 7
BROOKS EVENTS! www.brooks.govoffice2.com
Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, March, 30 at noon
Brooks Pies on Parade
Wentworth Family Grocery Gas, groceries, pizza Open year-round (207) 722-3177
Ralph’s Cafe A family-friendly spot with home style cooking that has an international flair. (207) 722-3236
May 25
Trek Across Brooks May 25
Brooks Hay Days July 4 (after a parade)
Pumpkin Days
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Roaring Acres Ceramics Handpainted ceramic functional dinnerware (207) 722-3454
October 26 (all day!)
Brooks Holiday Celebration December 1 at 4:30pm
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Camp Forest Day and expedition camp to preserve, teach, and honor primitive and wilderness living skills from around the world (207) 722-3708
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Kirby's Lobster Shack & Seafood Fresh Maine lobster and seafood for sale (207) 722-3241
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