Belfast

1. United Farmers Market of Maine

The United Farmers Market of Maine is an excellent place to go in Belfast, Maine for delicious, quality local products, a place where people can get just about anything they need to prepare their own meal, or simply have a meal at the dining area boasting great views of the bay.

A wide variety of organic, locally produced products can be found throughout the farmers market, such as crafts, lotions, oils, cheese, bread, coffee, fruits, vegetables, seafood, meat, honey, flowers, plants, and much more, including locally harvested lobster.

The market carefully approves vendors to offer a diverse, quality product selection.

18 Spring St, Belfast, ME 04915, Phone: 207-218-7005

2. Belfast Maine Farmers Market

Like the majority of the nearby small cities, the city of Belfast has its very own farmer’s market offering organic, local products in abundance from many different local vendors. Baked goods, a wide variety of vegetables and fruits, eggs, cheese, meat, and many other products can be found at the Belfast Maine Farmers Market.

The market is also known for having vendors who are welcoming and warm, as well as offering good prices.

For anyone tourists wanting to chat with the locals, the Belfast Maine Farmers Market is a great place to go for a taste of local life.

18 Spring St, Belfast, ME 04915, Phone: 207-218-7005

3. Waterfall Arts

A comprehensive arts center for the Waldo County community, Waterfall Arts in Belfast, Maine provides resources to arts enthusiasts, professionals, and students of all ages, such as short-term rental facilities for organizations, performers, and artists, long-term studio spaces for teachers and artists, afterschool arts programs for students from 4th grade to 12th grade, and media-specific open studios.

The Waterfall Arts center also hosts a variety of art events, exhibitions, and classes. The center prides itself on being a resource in the community for cultural activities and also acts as a fierce, passionate advocate for the creative economy of the county.

256 High St, Belfast, ME 04915, Phone: 207-338-2222

4. Belfast Curling Club

The Belfast Curling Club is a place for people who are big fans of the sport and those just looking to try something new alike.

The club offers everyone a chance to either join in a game of curling, providing all of the needed equipment and directions, or simply watch an entertaining game from the sidelines.

The Belfast Curling Club also has a bar where visitors and locals can take a break from playing and relax with a drink.

The well-lit ice of the curling club is in use between the month of November through early April.

211 Belmont Ave, Belfast, ME 04915, Phone: 207-338-9851

5. Belfast Maskers Community Theater

Established in 1987, the Belfast Maskers Community Theater was started by Basil Burwell, a retired arts professor, and has been a significant part of the arts community in the midcoast Maine region since its founding. The theatre group are consistently praised in the Belfast community for their high quality production and performance standards and the Belfast Maskers pride themselves on bringing the professional theater values to the community theater stage. Since the theater was founded, it has produced a wide variety of shows, ranging from the classics and Shakespeare to youth-oriented shows and musicals to light-hearted comedies to serious dramas.

17 Court St, Belfast, ME 04915, Phone: 207-619-3256

6. Delvino's Grill & Pasta House

Delvino's Grill & Pasta House is located in the heart of Belfast’s downtown district, offering a classic style to its cuisine, but with a bit of a modern twist. The locally owned and operated restaurant promotes an eclectic selection of appetizers and entrees made to stimulate customers’ senses. The menu includes pasta, fresh seafood, and homemade soups, and daily specials are offered as well, which are often reflective of what locally sourced ingredients are available to the restaurant.

52 Main St, Belfast, ME 04915, Phone: 207-338-4565

7. Chase's Daily

Chase's Daily is owned and operated by an energetic family and staff that work collectively to offer tasty food to the Belfast, Maine community inspired by the owners’ various interests and the farm. The neighborhood eatery is committed strongly to quality, and has done so since the first day it opened. Chase’s Daily is also known to be one of the state’s best vegetarian restaurants.

96 Main St, Belfast, ME 04915, Phone: 207-338-0555

8. Belfast Co-op

The member-owned Belfast Co-op is a community retail outlet offering whole natural foods, along with many other provisions and goods. In addition to vendors selling a wide variety of products, the co-op market focuses in locally grown and produced items. Visitors may pick up ready to eat food and sit outside on picnic tables. Founded in 1976 within the scenic downtown district, the Belfast Co-op is the largest and oldest food cooperative in the state and aims to provide customers with a broad assortment of locally sourced when available and organically produced products.

123 High St, Belfast, ME 04915, Phone: 207-338-2532