Wendy Schweikert

We attended Waterville Rocks outdoor concert in the spacious park beside Two Cent Bridge on a warm, cloudy summer evening. Maine singer-songwriter Chris Ross started about 7:15, followed by The Weight Band around 8:45. A well-behaved crowd of 300-400 people brought their own chairs and blankets. There were two food trucks, an ice cream vendor and beer truck. The stage has a good sound system but terrible lighting. Portapotties in the parking lot. We thought the event was well managed except for the lengthy wait times and irritating recorded music used before the event and in the interval. It would be wise to program recordings aligned to the scheduled entertainment.

Fantastic educational and cultural experience! Lee was a super tour guide, very knowledgeable, answering all questions. The cart seated seven passengers.

It's a 3-artist family gallery, each working in a different medium: photographs, paintings, digital art. Most enjoyable.

Easy path for pedestrians and bicycles over the reclaimed rail-bed of the former Belfast & Moosehead Lake train tracks. Dogs must be leashed. Water views. Parking in several locations along the 2.3 mile trail. Open all year.

Enjoyed a concert with Patrick Ball, celtic harpist and story teller. Proscenium stage, about 80 raised seats, all with good acoustics and sightlines. Stairs to seats. Refreshments in lobby.