CALENDAR OF EVENTS

from Belfast & the Wonders of Waldo County 2020

by Belfast The Bay And Beyond Magazine

MEET THE MAKERS

YEAR-ROUND Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours Join us for a unique networking opportunity. We partner with a business to host this monthly meet and greet. Good food, good friendship, prizes, announcements, and so much more. Typically the third Wednesday of the month, except around the holidays or special occasions. 207-338-5900 chamberoffice@belfastmaine.org belfastmaine.org Belfast Farmers’ Market Summer (April–October) in the yard at Waterfall Arts, 256 High St., Belfast; winter (November–March) in the greenhouse at Aubuchon Hardware, 231 Northport Ave., Belfast. Closed Friday after Thanksgiving (no market). For inquiries, call Anne at 207-322-0651. belfastfarmersmarket.org

Country Roads Pet & Farm Care Are you prepared in the event of a pet emergency? Learn pet first aid and CPR with a certified Pet Tech instructor. For more information and class schedules, call or visit our website. 207-231-0784 countryroadspetcare.com The Everyman Repertory Theatre Collaboration. Creation. Catharsis. Our mission is to present professional, highquality, creative, and engaging theater, collaborating with local arts organizations such as Bay Chamber Concerts and the Farnsworth Art Museum. We present radical and groundbreaking theater that tells us what is true and what is false, transforming the major social, political, emotional, and personal issues of our day into a vibrant public debate. P.O. Box 938, Rockport, ME 04856 207-236-0173 everymanrep.org

Good Morning, Belfast! The weekly community TV show hosted by George and Kristin Frangoulis. This local television program is seen in Waldo and Knox counties. Good Morning, Belfast! features conversations with local leaders and luminaries, writers, artists and musicians, politicians and business people, health and wellness folks, as well as musical segments. Good Morning Productions 30 Head of Tide Road, Belfast, ME 04915 207-557-5111 gifrangoulis@gmail.com goodmorningbelfast.com

Good Morning Productions Good Morning, Belfast! community TV show is celebrating its 3rd year of local broadcasting, hosted by George and Kristin Frangoulis. The program is a mix of newsmaker interviews, cultural segments, and music. It is broadcast weekly on Spectrum cable channel 1301 in Belfast, Searsport, and all of Knox County. Past episodes are archived and available to view on belfastcommunitymedia.org. 30 Head of Tide Road, Belfast, ME 04915 207-557-5111 gjfrangoulis@gmail.com goodmorningbelfast.online

Penobscot Shores Enrichment Series Educational programming open free of charge to the public, offered on the second Tuesday of the month on a variety of topics, from beekeeping to knee replacement. 10 Shoreland Dr., Belfast, ME 04915 207-338-2332 penobscotshores.com The Playhouse The Playhouse presents plays by children, adolescents, and teens throughout the year, as well as comedies by The Playhouse Actors for adults. Creative acting sessions for students run from September through February, with productions by students from January through June. 107 Church St., Belfast, ME 04915 207-338-5777 clapbelfast@gmail.com clapbelfastmaine.org

United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.- ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans. Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915 Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 office@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com Waterfall Arts Come explore and develop your creativity at Waterfall Arts, the most comprehensive community art center in midcoast Maine. Check out our year-round exhibitions, events, workshops, art classes, and drop-in open studios for adults, kids, and families. Three community studios are available for short-term and longterm use: clay, photography, and printmaking. There’s something for everyone at Waterfall Arts, regardless of your background, experience, or discipline. Come feel the power of art! 256 High St., Belfast, ME 04915 207-338-2222 waterfallarts.org MARCH–NOVEMBER United Methodist Church Free Community Suppers Free community suppers the first Saturday of each month at 5 p.m. Free community Christmas dinner at noon on December 25. 23 Mill Lane, East Belfast, ME 04915 207-338-5575 belfastumcoffice@gmail.com MAY–OCTOBER

Belfast Historical Ghost Walks Take a walk back in time every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday evening with your Ghost Host, Ted Guerry. Make your reservations by signing up at the Chamber of Commerce, by phone, text, or email. 207-930-5536 ghosthost2020@yahoo.com JUNE–AUGUST Belfast Summer Nights Outdoor summer music series in the streets of historic downtown Belfast. Free/donations. Bring your folding chairs and dancing shoes! Locations vary. Check the Facebook page for details. Every Thursday, 5:30–7:30 p.m. facebook.com/belfastsummernights

JUNE–SEPTEMBER Toddy Pond Farm Grill & Chill Open farm, live music, and relaxed farm dinners. For more details and to make reservations, call Heide or visit our website. 174 Carver Rd., Monroe, ME 04951 Fridays, 6/19/20–9/25/20 207-249-8481 toddypondfarm.com

Wednesday at the Shores Free to the public. Celebrating community and creativity in the midcoast. Searsport Shores Oceanfront Campground and the Makers Guild of Maine invite everyone to join in the fun at the campground on Wednesday evenings for an old-fashioned porch picking party on the main stage (garden kitchen if it rains). Free tables to sell your crafts and farm goods, food specialties celebrating local flavors, outdoor Maker’s Space, art projects, and more. Bring your instrument, voice, or just come on over. All are welcome! 216 West Main St., Searsport, ME 04974 Every Wednesday, 5–7 p.m., midJune–mid-September 207-548-6059 maineoceancamping.com SUMMER/AUTUMN Flaxapalooza 2020! For Maine’s bicentennial, the Guild is expanding its regular offerings to create a unique festival: Flaxapalooza 2020, Fiber, Food, and Fiddlin’ Tunes. This summer/autumn festival celebrates the skills, people, and communities that transformed flax and similar plant fibers into iconic items that shaped Maine’s history and culture — from sails, ropes, nets, linseed oil, work clothes, and farm goods to fine linens and home furnishings. Music, crafts, food, and immigrant history associated with the fiber story will share the stage this year. Special Flaxapalooza 2020 events are planned throughout the summer and fall. 216 West Main St., Searsport, ME 04974 makersguildmaine.org MARCH United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.–ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans. Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915 Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 office@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com Chamber Business After Hours: Sweetser 9 School St., Belfast, ME 04915 3/18/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org APRIL United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.–ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans. Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915

Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 offi ce@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com

Chamber Business After Hours: Perry’s Home Furnishings & Design 111 Belmont Ave., Belfast, ME 04915 4/15/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org

25 th Annual

MAY

All Roads Music Festival All Roads is a two-day festival and celebration of indie music, featuring some of the most talented local music artists from across the state and region. The festival features performances in a variety of genres, including indie rock, folk pop, bluegrass, and indie folk musicians, as well as performers from related contemporary genres, such as alternative country, punk, and hip-hop. More than 100 music artists come together to perform at this now-annual event. The festival also includes discussion panels, curated showcases, and the Maine Songwriters Circle. Various Venues Throughout Belfast 5/15/20–5/16/20 allroadsmusicfest.org Chamber Business After Hours: Edward Jones Tom Griffi th, Financial Advisor 2516 Atlantic Hwy., Lincolnville Beach, ME 04849 5/20/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org Farm Store Birthday Party Join Wild Grace Farm in celebrating the one-year anniversary of the Wild Grace Farm Store and Cafe! Enjoy free samples of our cafe food and other local Maine food products. Shop locally made gifts and Maine grown/raised food. Uproot Pie Co. will be on deck to serve the most tasty wood-fi red pizza with locally sourced ingredients. Live music will complete the party. Located on Route 3 in Liberty, right across from Lake St. George. Come celebrate with us! 5 Bolin Hill Extension Rd., Liberty, ME 04949 5/23/2020, 2–6 p.m. wildgracefarm.com JUNE United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.- ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans.

Lacey Goodrich

BELFAST AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & THE BELFAST PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT PRESENT ARTS

in the PARK

BELFAST 2020

Steamboat Landing Park on the Waterfront JUNE 27 & 28 10am - 4pm

ART

LIVE MUSIC

FOOD

belfastmaine.org/arts-in-the-park facebook.com/artsintheparkbelfast

Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915 Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 office@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com

PACES for PAWS A pet-friendly 5K run and family fun walk. All proceeds benefit PAWS Animal Shelter. Visit our website for more information and to register. Belfast Rail Trail 6/20/20, 8:30 a.m. pacesforpaws.org

Belfast Ukulele Festival Friday, June 5, 5–9 p.m. The festival begins at Searsport Shores Oceanfront Campground (216 West Main St., Searsport) with a workshop, potluck dinner, and jams. Bonfire starts at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 6, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. at Steamboat Landing Park and Boathouse (Front and Commercial Streets) in Belfast. Featuring performances from uke clubs from all around the state and three nationally recognized performers. Includes workshops, music vendors, food trucks, and a day of fun with fellow uke players. 6/5/20–6/6/20 midcoastukes.org The Belfast Historical Society & Museum The Belfast Museum opens for the season on Saturday, June 13. Exhibits include: Notable People, Maritime History, Made in Belfast, Crime and Punishment, and the 1864 Civil War Soldiers Quilt. We tell the story of Belfast! A children’s activity is available. For more information about museum hours and programs, visit our website or call. 10 Market St., Belfast, ME 04915 6/13/20, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. 207-338-9229 info@belfastmuseum.org belfastmuseum.org

Chamber Business After Hours: Local Color Gallery 135 High St., Belfast, ME 04915 6/17/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org 25th Annual Arts in the Park One of the most scenic waterfront events in midcoast Maine. There is something for everyone, with more than 100 fine artists and artisans displaying their beautiful talents. Browse and shop for unique gifts for family, friends, or yourself! Savor delicious food: wood-fired pizza, ice cream, and more. Enjoy plenty of free entertainment with live bands and local musicians. This is a family- and petfriendly event, rain or shine. Admission is free and parking is available throughout the city. Steamboat Landing Park, Belfast, ME 04915 6/27/20–6/28/20, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org/arts-in-the-park

27th Annual North Atlantic Blues Festival An annual two-day blues music festival featuring some of the top national blues performers and considered one of the most prestigious on the East Coast. Held at the Public Landing in Rockland, Maine, overlooking picturesque Rockland Harbor. In addition to all-day live entertainment, the festival has vendors selling a wide array of food, drinks, and crafts. 207-596-6055 7/11/20–7/12/20 bluesman@midcoast.com northatlanticbluesfestival.com

Chamber Business After Hours: Coastal Mountains Land Trust & ReVision Energy Little River Veterinary Hospital 7/15/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org

Maine Celtic Celebration A family-oriented celebration of the rich Celtic heritage, culture, and hospitality found along the coast of Maine. Traditional Celtic music and dancing is offered on two stages in scenic bayside parks. Saturday’s activities include the Kilted Canter 5K Road Race through historic streets of Belfast, the Celtic Dog Parade and Show, sheepdog herding and medieval combat demonstrations, and fireworks over Belfast Bay. Sunday starts with the Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans service at the First Church. The afternoon’s popular highlight is the New World Cheese Roll Championships, a series of competitive downhill races where participants chase a rolling wheel of cheese. Traditional Highland Heavy Games occupy Steamboat Landing all day. With food and craft vendors as well, there truly is something for everyone at the Maine Celtic Celebration. Admission is by donation. Steamboat Landing and Belfast Common, Belfast 7/17/20–7/19/20 info@mainecelticcelebration.com mainecelticcelebration.com

Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans Celtic Service First Church, 8 Court St., Belfast, ME 04915 7/19, 10:00 a.m. firstchurchinbelfast.org AUGUST United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.–ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans. Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915 Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 office@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com

8 BELFAST & THE WONDERS OF WALDO COUNTY Annual Belfast Street Party Music, food, and fun! Free admission, some fees for rides, Downtown Belfast, High St. Belfast, ME 04915 8/3/20, 5 p.m.-10 p.m. 207-338-1975 Guild Fine Craft Show: Belfast A marketplace where you can see, collect, and learn about the highest-quality handmade craft objects by Maine’s most dedicated, talented, and trained craft artists who have mastered their tools, techniques, and vision to create one-of-a-kind fine objects for everyday use and family heirlooms. This 3rd annual show is now managed by the Maine Crafts Association. 18 Spring St., Belfast, ME 04915 8/14/20, 5–8 p.m. 8/15/20, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. 8/16/20, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. shows@mainecrafts.org mainecrafts.org 14th Annual Belfast Harbor Fest Friday at 5:30 p.m., An Evening by the Bay, to benefit the Soap Closet, tickets available. Saturday, the National Boatbuilding Challenge starts at 11 a.m., but also enjoy a blueberry pancake breakfast, 5K road race, the 20th annual Come Boating Rowing Regatta, kids’ activities, live music, BBQ dinner, and more! Sunday, the Cardboard Boat Challenge starts at 10 a.m., prizes in several categories, including Most Spectacular Sinking! 8/14/20, 5:30–8 p.m. 8/15/20, 7:30 a.m.–8 p.m. 8/16/20, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Chamber Business After Hours: Maine Integrative Chiropractic 8 Jesse Robbins Rd., Belfast, ME 04915 8/19/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org Maine Authors Book Festival The 2nd Annual Maine Authors Book Festival will include book singings by local authors, a children’s arena, food and refreshments, presentations, raffles, and live music. A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to support the Maine Humanities Council. Free admission. 12 High St., Thomaston, ME 04861 8/29/20, 11 a.m.–3:00 p.m. mainebookfestival.com SEPTEMBER United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.–ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans. Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915 Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 office@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com Passy Pete Come join us at the Belfast waterfront on Labor Day as the Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce presents Passy Pete, the Clairvoyant Crustacean. Will Passy predict an early winter or six more weeks of summer? Belfast Harbor 9/7/20, 10 a.m. 207-338-5900

Fiber College of Maine The keystone of Flaxapalooza 2020. The largest fiber arts educational gathering on the East Coast. Classes on everything fiber: knitting, crocheting, weaving, spinning, fiber preparation, rug hooking, quilting, lace making, woodworking, basketmaking, surface design, and more. Always the week after Labor Day at Searsport Shores Oceanfront Campground, at the beach, amid the organic gardens, and under the stars. 216 West Main St., Searsport, ME 04974 9/9/20–9/13/20 207-548-6059 fibercollege.org

7th Annual Chamber Cup Golf Tournament The Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the 7th annual return of the Chamber Cup Golf Tournament. This fun-filled networking event helps the Chamber provide our business members and the community with the resources they need to grow and develop. Chamber Business After Hours immediately following. Northport Golf Club, 581 Bluff Rd., Northport, ME 04849 9/11/20, Noon–5 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org

Maker’s Market at Fiber College of Maine Friday’s Market Day with $10 spaces from noon–6 p.m. to sell what you make, bake, or grow. Entrance is free to the public. There will be free demonstrations, live animals, $20 art classes, live music, and local food. Check out the Maker’s Space to create your own project. The evening will be capped with a beach campfire, music, and treats. Held on the beautiful grounds of Searsport Shores Oceanfront Campground on Penobscot Bay! 216 West Main St., Searsport, ME 04974 9/11/20, Noon–8 p.m. 207-548-6059 director@fibercollege.org makersguildmaine.org Chamber Business After Hours: Northport Golf Club 581 Bluff Rd., Northport, ME 04849 9/11/20, Following the 7th Annual Chamber Cup Golf Tournament 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org Maine Wienerfest The 17th annual Maine Wienerfest is a celebration of all things dachshunds and the people who love them! Steamboat Landing Park, Belfast 9/13/20, 11 a.m.–2:00 p.m. mainewienerfest.com Strung Together: Bluegrass and Old Time Music Jam Campout Traditional music, dance, and old-fashioned fun. Share in song, dance, jams, local food, and great melodies from old-time music tradition (old-time, bluegrass and Americana music). Workshops, guided and free group jams, performances, folk dancing, shape note singing, and banjo making (starts pre-festival). Many indoor and outdoor music spaces are provided. Held on the shore of Penobscot Bay. Camping and cabins available on-site by Searsport Shores Oceanfront Campground. Pre-conference banjo making and clawhammer workshops 9/14–9/18. 216 West Main St., Searsport, ME 04974 9/18/20–9/20/20, Friday 2 p.m.–Sunday 2 p.m. 207-548-6059 strungtogether.us Chamber Business After Hours: Bangor Savings Bank 17 E. Main St., Searsport, ME 04974 9/16/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org

Fifth Annual Belfast Dental Cares Day Providing free dentistry to Maine residents who do not have dental insurance. First-come, firstserved basis. One free procedure per person. 19 Fahy St, Belfast, ME 04915 9/18/20 8a.m.-5 p.m. belfast-dentalcare.com 207-241-5033 OCTOBER United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.–ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915 Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 office@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com

Mainely Pottery All lamps 15% off during the month of October. 181 Searsport Ave., Belfast, ME 04915 207-338-1108 mainelypottery.com

Pickles, Preserves, and Pies Annual Harvest Festival A celebration of the harvest with local and regional vendors selling homemade products in three categories. Everything from apples, apple pies, cider, blueberry products, pickles, jams and jellies, salsas and chutneys, hand pies and pot pies and much more! Sponsored by Lincolnville Business Group as a scholarship fundraiser. Lincolnville Beach, 2521 Atlantic Highway, Lincolnville 04849 10/3/20, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. facebook.com/picklespreservesandpies Quilts by the Bay Come see the gorgeous display of quilts made by Friendship Sampler Quilters! In addition to the quilt exhibit, there will be a Chinese Auction of 30 or more “mini” quilts to be raffled each day, an oldfashioned “bed-turning” of antique quilts scheduled for each day, a Dollar Table for bargain shopping, plus the opportunity to take chances on a beautiful bed-size raffle quilt. Lunch will be provided. First Church Parish Hall, 8 Court St., Belfast, ME 04915 10/16/20–10/17/20, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. 207-907-9144 friendshipsamplerptqg@gmail.com

Belfast Poetry Festival The 16th Annual Belfast Poetry Festival, a literary showcase, short film, and video art festival, variety show, art exhibit, workshops, and panel discussion. Friday evening, Saturday all day (10 a.m.–10 p.m.). Various Venues around Belfast 10/16/20–10/17/20 belfastpoetry@gmail.com belfastpoetry.com

17th Annual Waldo County Pie & Story Festival Jennifer Armstrong will bring together storytellers and musicians, along with a few surprises, to the 17th annual family-fun afternoon of music, stories, and lots and lots of pie! Admission is free, pies are $1/slice. Belfast Boathouse, 34 Commercial St., Belfast, ME 04915 10/25/20 1:00 p.m.– 4:00 p.m. 207-322-2265 or 207-338-6410 facebook.com/piestoryfestival Chamber Business After Hours: Belfast Maskers 17 Court St., Belfast, ME 04915 10/21/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org

NOVEMBER

Chamber Business After Hours: Rollie’s at Waldo County Shrine Club 20 Northport Ave., Belfast, ME 04915 11/11/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org First Church Christmas Fair 8 Court St., Belfast, ME 04915 11/14/20, 8 a.m.–1 p.m. firstchurchinbelfast.org

DECEMBER United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.- ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans. Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915 Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 office@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com

Belfast Early-Bird Sale Deep discounts downtown and beyond at this annual holiday shopping event. 12/5/20, 6 a.m.–9 p.m. 207-218-1158

Holiday on the Harbor Join the Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce in kicking off the holiday season. See Santa arrive by boat in the harbor and join him for children’s games, activities, and music at the Boathouse. Kids young and old will have an opportunity to receive a special treat from Santa. Bring your cameras and your sweet tooth! 12/12/20, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org

Chamber Business After Hours: Camden National Bank 156 Main St., Belfast, ME 04915 12/16/20, 5–7 p.m. 207-338-5900 belfastmaine.org 24th Annual New Year’s by the Bay Goodbye 2020, Hello 2021! Celebration with events all around town. Music, dancing, magic, food, and more in a family-friendly, 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 $20, youth $5, under 5 FREE. (Prices subject to change.) Join us in this favorite local event to ring out the old year and ring in the new! Various Locations, Belfast 12/31/20, 3–11:59 p.m. 207-323-1748 www.nybb.org

JANUARY 2021 United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.- ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans. Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915 Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 office@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com

4th Annual Belfast Winter Whoopla Weekend! A Whoopla for all ages! Indoor and outdoor activities: pancake breakfast, chili cookoff, corn hole tournament, children’s winter games, arts & crafts, free movies, sledding, ice skating, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing. Christmas tree bonfire and much more. 1/30/21–1/31/21 belfastmaine.org

FEBRUARY 2021 United Farmers Market of Maine Maine’s largest farmers’ market. 30,000-sq.- ft. indoor facility. Fresh, local Maine produce, products, prepared foods, and artisans. Communal eating area with panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and Blue Hill. Open year-round. 18 Spring St. (1 block from Main St.), Belfast, ME 04915 Every Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. 207-218-7005 office@belfastmarket.com belfastmarket.com

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