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Taste of Waterville
August 4, 2021
The 28th Annual Taste of Waterville will be an adult-focused experience highlighting the area’s ethnicity and diversity. There will be no children’s events this year. Taste of Waterville will be held at the Head of Falls, along the beautiful Kennebec River, and will include a variety of food, cultural and culinary booths, along with live music, cash beer/wine gardens and brew samples.
There will be a variety of restaurants, food trucks and bite booths with a variety of foods to tempt your palette. Vendor booths will feature a diverse array of culinary-focused items including wooden bowls, charcuterie boards, food storage products, olive oil, kitchen items, jams and more. Take time to peruse the wares while you sample some of the area’s best food offerings.
New this year – we will be offering a brew sampling punch card for use between 3-6 p.m. Offered for pre-sale, or at the gate, this card entitles you to 16 samples from 8 area breweries, for just $20. Cards are available for purchase at www.tasteofwaterville.com.
Enjoy a variety of entertainment groups throughout the day and evening, including music from Mike Reny, Jim Baumer and Dom Colizzi, Colby’s African Drummers, Downeast Brass, Borderline Express - and this year’s headliner band - Stolen Mojo.
Great food, great drinks, great music, and more – what better way to spend a beautiful day and evening out with friends. Be sure to mark your calendar to join us, for a Taste of Waterville!
Special thanks to our major sponsors for Taste of Waterville 2021:
Central Maine Chevrolet, Colby College, Central Maine Power, Skowhegan Savings, Kennebec Valley Tourism Council, NewsCenter Maine, Maine Magazine, Maine Tourism, Valley Beverage, MaineGeneral Heath, Ware-Butler, Damon’s Beverage and Redemption and Kennebec Savings Bank.