BELFAST — The topic for Our Town Belfast’s (OTB) April Business Coffee is “What is keeping YOU up at night about your business?”. This will be held on Wednesday, April 2, from 8 - 9 a.m., at Delvino’s Pasta House and Grill, 52 Main Street. The coffee series is free and open to anyone; you do not need to be a downtown Belfast business to attend.

With the summer season approaching, and the many current economic uncertainties, OTB wants to hear from business owners and entrepreneurs about what concerns them.

"Hearing what is on their minds will help us provide support the best we can to ensure that Belfast continues to be a healthy, thriving place for everyone to come to," said OTB, in a news release.

According to Colby Horne, owner of Colburn Shoe Store and an OTB Board Member, “This is an important and we want a lot of people to share their thoughts with us because collectively when we all work together, we grow and cultivate a dynamic downtown.”

OTB’s Business Coffee Downtown is held on the first Wednesday of the month unless otherwise noted. The location will vary and be updated the month prior. Topics vary and are driven by the businesses who attend. This series is an open discussion time on any questions attendees have and OTB will research solutions as needed. We will also discuss upcoming events and share information that businesses should know about for the upcoming month.

The series is presented by KeyBank with coffee generously donated by Downshift.

Learn more about Our Town Belfast at ourtownbelfast.org.

OUR TOWN BELFAST is a community-driven and nationally accredited Main Street organization whose mission is to grow and sustain our historic downtown while celebrating our unique cultural heritage. We believe in supporting local businesses, honoring our heritage through historic preservation, and bringing together the community to make downtown Belfast a better place to live, work and play. Our Town Belfast envisions a vibrant future in which our waterfront, commercial district, treasured historic buildings, and outdoor public spaces are alive with activity.