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    • Parade of lights celebration – ROAD CLOSURE

    Main Street will be closed for the Parade of lights on Saturday from 5:00pm to approximately 8:30pm for the Rockland Parade of lights celebration.

    Nov 24 thru Nov 26, 2017. Downtown Rockland. Celebrate the holidays in the Real Maine.

    Friday Afternoon – Santa arrives by Coast Guard boat – Also cookies & cocoa, holiday music and free horse-drawn carriage rides.

    Friday Evening – Light the World Famous Lobster Trap Tree – featured on the TLC Channel’s “Extreme Christmas Trees”.

    Saturday the horse-drawn carriage rides continue and 5:00pm is the Festival of Lights parade on Rockland Main Street, plus gingerbread Houses on Main Street during the weekend.

    Sunday features a pancake breakfast with Santa.

    For more info call Rockland Main Street at (207) 593-6093. Event #201

    Date

    Nov 24 2017 - Nov 25 2017

    Time

    08:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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