Located on the Presumpscot River in Westbrook, Maine. The “spinning” (actually slowly rotating) disk was huge – about 300 feet (100 meters) in size – making it one of the largest, if not the largest, one on record. Originally started in 2019 but occurred in 2020 briefly. 

Discover Downtown Westbrook collaborates with municipal organizations, including city hall on various projects. Together with the support of the city we have helped on projects ranging from business improvement projects to event planning. We hope to continue to find new ways to help the city of Westbrook grow and expand our downtown.

We are super proud of our beer scene! Discover Downtown Westbrook has participated in the ribbon cuttings for both Mast Landing & Yes Brewing. If you have not experienced what we have to offer it is worth the trip. Last year Mast Landing alone produced over 100 different types of beer.

Discover Downtown Westbrook also supports our community events and schools. We are bringing a Westbrook High School student to participate on the executive board level so that we will have a well rounded view of the community needs.

The restaurant scene in Westbrook is gaining momentum and led by some well established master chefs. Come check out Casa Novella, The Frog & Turtle, Blazes Burgers, The Fajita Grill, Portland Pie, Legends Rest, The Stockhouse, Profenno's and more.

Discover Downtown Westbrook organizes and runs several events throughout the year. Feel free to check out our events section on this website to learn more about the current schedule. If you are interested in helping out with one of these events feel free to contact us. Run the Ridge, Winterfest and Feast of the Falls are all wonderful events.

This corner of Main and Bridge, was 1st named  Rudy Vallée Square in 1930 and was rededicated in 2009. At the 2009 dedication, Eleanor Vallée, Rudy’s widow, and William Vallée, Rudy’s nephew, unveiled the statue of Rudy.