The Wine and Improv Series continues with a night of fun and games at the Glenview Mansion Cottage, 7 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 10, led by a theater professional. Dive into the world of improv theater with no experience necessary. It’s an evening of laughs (facilitated by a glass or two
Meet-and-Greet Offers Opportunity for Informal Conversations Community members have the opportunity to get to know the finalists for the City of Rockville’s city manager job from 1-2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 12 in the conservatory of Glenview Mansion at Rockville Civic Park, 603 Edmonston Drive.
Look out for Rockville’s latest 2016-2017 “Winter Guide,” which lists all the programs, events, classes and fun available from the city’s Recreation and Parks Department. Whether it’s preschool programs, sports, arts, dance or getting fit, Rockville has something for you and your kids to take part in. The guide will
Look out for Rockville’s latest 2016-2017 “Winter Guide,” which lists all the programs, events, classes and fun available from the city’s Recreation and Parks Department. Whether it’s preschool programs, sports, arts, dance or getting fit, Rockville has something for you and your kids to take part in. The guide will
Croydon Creek Nature Center is for the birds, or, more accurately, feeding them. And other wildlife, of course. Order forms for the center’s annual feed sale will go online, be sent via mail and be available at the center in the first week of November. The order deadline is Monday,
James Mabry to Play at Gallery Opening Come experience the unusual at the Glenview Mansion Art Gallery, which will hold its November opening reception from 1:30-3:30 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 6. Works on display are the mixed media of Theresa Martin, Meg Schaap and Nancy McNamara, and the small sculptures of
The historic mural that greets visitors at the Rockville City Police Department headquarters, at 2 W. Montgomery Ave., looks like new thanks to a recent conservation project. Rockville inherited the mural in 2008 when the federal government transferred the building to the city at no charge with the condition that
New curtains on the stage, new paint on the walls and a new floor — but will the Senior Center’s active adults visiting its Carnation Room have a comfortable place to sit? With help from Rockville Seniors, Inc., and a little fundraising from the public, the answer may be yes.
New curtains on the stage, new paint on the walls and a new floor — but will the Senior Center’s active adults visiting its Carnation Room have a comfortable place to sit? With help from Rockville Seniors, Inc., and a little fundraising from the public, the answer may be yes.
Residents and visitors can expect several street closures when the 41st Annual Rockville 10K/5K races through the King Farm neighborhood on Sunday morning, Nov. 6.
Members of the public are invited to review and provide feedback on the recently released draft of the updated Town Center Master Plan. The overarching goal of the master plan update is to strengthen Town Center by creating a cohesive
May is Preservation Month, and in recognition, the Historic District Commission will host “ABCs of Historic Preservation” at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 30. The hybrid event will provide members of the community with an overview of historic preservation in Rockville.
State aid for improvements to David Scull Park and legislation supporting the city’s affordable housing, climate action and Vision Zero efforts were among wins for Rockville during the Maryland General Assembly session that concluded April 8. The city’s Climate Action
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