MEDIA
Waterville Creates! is pleased to share its media library of past events and happenings. Join us in celebrating the arts in Waterville!
Space for Conversation Series
Elizabeth Jabar, associate dean and director of public engagement at Maine College of Art, discusses the role of the citizen, artist, designer, and the power of community partnerships in effecting social change.
PechaKucha Night Waterville
PechaKucha Night Waterville is presented by a volunteer Team PK, Waterville Creates!, and the Waterville Public Library. The Colby College Center for the Arts & Humanities is the 2017-2018 season sponsor. For more information: pechakucha.waterville@gmail.com.
Experience the Downtown Waterville Farmers Market
The downtown Waterville Farmers Market provides our community with wonderfully fresh, locally produced meats, veggies, fruits, dairy products and much more. The downtown Waterville Market is open every Thursday, May through mid-November, 2-6pm on Common Street in downtown Waterville, adjacent to Castonguay Square.
Into the Forest: Flora, Fauna, Lichen, Moss
Common Street Art is pleased to present work by Maine artists Barbara Sullivan and Juliet Karelsen in the exhibition Into the Forest: Flora, Fauna, Lichen, Moss on view from September 13 through October 28, 2017.
This exhibition will explore the themes of our natural environment, preservation, conservation, and biological diversity. Central Maine is a region where residents have the potential to directly interact with the natural landscape through nature walks, birdwatching, hunting, and fishing, among other explorations—and the work of Barbara Sullivan and Juliet Karelsen offers a unique and candid artists’ perspective on our local environment.
Waterville Wheat Paste
In 2017 Waterville Creates! launched a Public Art Task Group to foster community involvement and collaboration through the execution of highly-visual, dynamic public art installations throughout Waterville. One of the primary goals identified in the Waterville Cultural Blueprint is to provide diverse encounters with art, culture, and creativity in the public realm through public art and public performances in both traditional and nontraditional venues. In keeping with this goal, the Public Art Task Group is embarked upon its first Public Art Installation, Waterville Wheat Paste.
