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Upcoming & Current Events
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- 1Spanish StorytimeSpecial Meeting of the City Council
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- 2Rockin’ Storytime with Miss KatieRockland Poetry Peers
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- 3All Ages StorytimeWednesday WalkersEnergy and Sustainability Advisory Committee
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- 4Babytime with Miss KatieThe French Circle- A New Language Group
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Events for July
1st
Special Meeting of the City Council
Events for July
2nd
Rockin’ Storytime with Miss Katie
Rockland Poetry Peers
Events for July
3rd
All Ages Storytime
Wednesday Walkers
Energy and Sustainability Advisory Committee
Events for July
4th
Babytime with Miss Katie
The French Circle- A New Language Group
Events for July
5th
Events for July
6th
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- 8Spanish StorytimeCouncil Meeting
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- 9Rockin’ Storytime with Miss Katie
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- 10All Ages StorytimeWednesday Walkers
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- 11REDAC MeetingBabytime with Miss KatieThe French Circle- A New Language GroupComprehensive Planning’s Land Use Review SubcommitteeLawn Concert: Belfast Bay FiddlersComprehensive Planning Commission
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- 12Rockland Nursing Circle
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- 13Synthclub! An Electronic Music Club for Beginners to Advanced Users
Events for July
7th
Events for July
8th
Spanish Storytime
Council Meeting
Events for July
9th
Rockin’ Storytime with Miss Katie
Events for July
10th
All Ages Storytime
Wednesday Walkers
Events for July
11th
REDAC Meeting
Babytime with Miss Katie
The French Circle- A New Language Group
Comprehensive Planning’s Land Use Review Subcommittee
Lawn Concert: Belfast Bay Fiddlers
Comprehensive Planning Commission
Events for July
12th
Rockland Nursing Circle
Events for July
13th
Synthclub! An Electronic Music Club for Beginners to Advanced Users
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- 15Spanish StorytimeBook Group: Catching Up With the Classics
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- 16Rockin’ Storytime with Miss KatiePlanning Board Meeting
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- 17All Ages StorytimeWednesday Walkers
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- 18Babytime with Miss KatieThe French Circle- A New Language GroupComprehensive Planning’s Land Use Review Subcommittee“Jim Moore: Midcoast Correspondent” – An Illustrated Talk
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- 19Kid’s Author Visit- Chris Van Dusen
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Events for July
14th
Events for July
15th
Spanish Storytime
Book Group: Catching Up With the Classics
Events for July
16th
Rockin’ Storytime with Miss Katie
Planning Board Meeting
Events for July
17th
All Ages Storytime
Wednesday Walkers
Events for July
18th
Babytime with Miss Katie
The French Circle- A New Language Group
Comprehensive Planning’s Land Use Review Subcommittee
“Jim Moore: Midcoast Correspondent” – An Illustrated Talk
Events for July
19th
Kid’s Author Visit- Chris Van Dusen
Events for July
20th
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- 23Rockin’ Storytime with Miss Katie
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- 24All Ages StorytimeWednesday WalkersRockland Public Library Historical Tour
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- 25Babytime with Miss KatieThe French Circle- A New Language GroupComprehensive Planning’s Land Use Review SubcommitteeTravel Talk by Geeves Joy: “Real Girl Review”
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Events for July
21st
Events for July
23rd
Rockin’ Storytime with Miss Katie
Events for July
24th
All Ages Storytime
Wednesday Walkers
Rockland Public Library Historical Tour
Events for July
25th
Babytime with Miss Katie
The French Circle- A New Language Group
Comprehensive Planning’s Land Use Review Subcommittee
Travel Talk by Geeves Joy: “Real Girl Review”
Events for July
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Events for July
27th
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- 29Spanish StorytimeComprehensive Planning’s Land Use Review Subcommittee
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- 30Rockin’ Storytime with Miss KatieBike Planning Public Meeting: Preliminary Bike Route Network Plan Presentation
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- 31All Ages StorytimeWednesday WalkersSpecial Council Meeting – Parking
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Events for July
28th
Events for July
29th
Spanish Storytime
Comprehensive Planning’s Land Use Review Subcommittee
Events for July
30th
Rockin’ Storytime with Miss Katie
Bike Planning Public Meeting: Preliminary Bike Route Network Plan Presentation
Events for July
31st
All Ages Storytime
Wednesday Walkers
Special Council Meeting – Parking
Events for August
1st
Babytime with Miss Katie
The French Circle- A New Language Group
Comprehensive Planning’s Land Use Review Subcommittee
Energy and Sustainability Advisory Committee
How To Read a Book with Monica Wood
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About Rockland, Maine
Rockland is a community of 7,000 – a vibrant mix of long-term residents and newcomers of all ages who choose to make Rockland Home. With its diverse economy, historic downtown, beautiful location at the mouth of Penobscot Bay, and quality of life — Rockland has it all.
A community of makers. Our diverse economy includes a strong manufacturing base, with manufacturers producing a wide range of products — ocean-going vessels, snow plows, furniture, specialty foods, craft chocolates — and everything in between. Rockland has fostered a community of “makers” since long before makers were a thing. Come for a job, stay for a career. A diversity of employers provides opportunity to change and grow.
Arts with an “s”. Rockland is also known as an arts center – whether fine arts, crafts, performing, literary, or culinary. Two world-class art museums and dozens of galleries welcome Rocklanders and visitors alike. Crafters offer products and exhibits of all varieties. Performing arts include music, theatre, and film. Novelists and poets find their inspiration here. Foodies come for our award-winning chefs.
Historic downtown. Explore the vibrant mix of retail, restaurants, arts, performance venues, and services on a Main Street that has both historic charm and modern amenities. Enjoy a variety of festivals throughout the year, including the annual Festival of Lights where Santa arrives by Coast Guard cutter.
Working waterfront. Rockland offers both the saltiness and charm of a historic working waterfront with a diverse fleet of commercial fishing vessels, windjammers, working boatyards and marinas, the USCG station, ferry access to the islands, and all manner of marine services. Our maritime economy is our history and also an important part of our present and future. The City offers public access to the harbor through its municipal fish pier, two multi-use piers, and boat launches.
Natural and recreational amenities. With an amazing natural environment at the mouth of the Penobscot Bay, Rockland is ideally situated for outdoor recreation. There are waterfront parks on both ocean and lake. Pedestrians can explore the Rockland Harbor Trail or the unique ecosystem of Rockland’s bog. Boaters — whether sailors, cruisers, or people with personal waterfront — can explore the many islands and harbors on the Bay. And pedestrians can get onto the water too – by walking nearly a mile into the harbor on the Rockland breakwater to the historic breakwater lighthouse.
Making a difference. Home to more than two hundred non-profit organizations, Rockland is the service center for the region. If your focus is making a difference for your community, there are hundreds of places to work or volunteer.
A strong sense of community. Rocklanders get involved – In City government, community events, and helping each other. Rockland is both old-fashioned and modern. Salty and sophisticated. We are both rooted in the past and moving toward the future.
Connected to the world. While in some ways Rockland is remote and unspoiled, in others we are well connected with the world. High-speed internet is available throughout the town. Daily flights to Boston from the nearby Knox County Regional Airport in Owl’s Head make it easy to get anywhere. And daily rail service to Boston is coming soon!
Vibrant community. Diverse economy. Beautiful natural environment. Historic Charm. Opportunity to make a difference.
Rockland has it all.
Learn more about Rockland, the History of Rockland or Doing business here.
Contact the City of Rockland
You can contact the City of Rockland using the online contact form or details below. You can also contact a department or the City Council.
info@rocklandmaine.gov
Email
270 Pleasant Street Rockland, ME 04841
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