The next Rockville Roundtable will be held on Wednesday, May 13, at 12:30 pm. We will meet at the new Indian restaurant in Town Square: Spice Xing. That’s on Gibbs Street.

What is the Rockville Roundtable? I am glad you asked that. It’s just an informal lunch. We meet every month, always on a different day (so different people can come). It’s come-as-you-are, very casual, there are no speeches, it’s low pressure, and some people even say it’s fun. There is usually about a dozen of us, but sometimes our numbers grow. There’s a photo from our last lunch.

It’s just a chance to get together and talk about anything that seems interesting.

Hope to see you on the 13th! If you think of it, please shoot me an email rsvp’ing, but if you forget, don’t worry: just show up.

See you there!

We had a great time, enjoyed fabulous conversation, and generally had a great time. Watch this space for information on the next Rockville Roundtable.

Here is our take on the afternoon:

The Roundtable is just an informal lunch, each time on a different day and at a different place. Anyone is welcome, there are no speeches or anything fancy, and it is usually a blast. Our numbers have been growing slowly but surely.

See you at the next one!

The Roundtable is just an informal lunch, each time on a different day and at a different place. Anyone is welcome, there are no speeches or anything fancy, and it is usually a blast. Our numbers have been growing slowly but surely. (There we are, on the right, at a recent lunch.)

We look forward to seeing you there! If you think of it, it would be helpful to rsvp by sending me an email. But if you forget, don’t worry. Just come!

We are trying to add to this service so it is not just City-sponsored meetings but also other important civic meetings throughout Rockville. Please send us a note to let us know about your meeting. We can’t publish everything, but we we will do our best to be inclusive.

(We are trying to create a listing of community meetings so please do let us know about your meeting! We will post them on the calendar available here.)

All meetings below are at at City Hall (111 Maryland Ave.) unless noted otherwise. Where there is an agenda available, the link goes to that, otherwise it goes to the main page for that group.

This Week:

• Mon., Apr. 13, 7:00 pm — Mayor And Council
• Tue., Apr. 14, 7:00 pm — Cultural Arts Commission
• Tue., Apr. 14, 7:30 pm, Pump House — East Rockville Civic Association
• Tue., Apr. 14, 7:30 pm — Environment Commission
• Tue., Apr. 14, 7:30 pm — Human Services Advisory Commission
• Wed., Apr. 15, 6:30 pm — Rockville Housing Enterprises, Inc.
• Wed., Apr 15, 7:00 pm — Planning Commission [RESCHEDULED]
• Thu., Apr. 16, 10:00 am, Senior Center — Senior Citizens Commission
• Thu., Apr. 16, 12:30 pm, Hollywood Diner — Rockville Roundtable
• Thu., Apr. 16, 5:00 pm, Legacy Hotel — Buy Rockville Meeting (Rockville Chamber)
• Thu., Apr. 16, 7:00 pm, Swim Center — West End Citizens Association [UPDATED: New location.]
• Thu., Apr. 16, 7:30 pm — Historic District Commission

Next Week:

• Mon., Apr. 20, 7:00 pm — Mayor And Council
• Tue., Apr 21, 1:00 pm, Senior Center — Rockville Seniors, Inc.
• Tue., Apr. 21, 7:00 pm, VisArts — Town Center Summit
• Wed., Apr. 22, 7:00 pm — Human Rights Commission
• Thu., Apr. 23, 7:00 pm — Recreation And Park Advisory Board

The Roundtable is just an informal lunch, each time on a different day and at a different place. Anyone is welcome, there are no speeches or anything fancy, and it is usually a blast. Our numbers have been growing slowly but surely. (There we are at a recent lunch.)

We look forward to seeing you there! If you think of it, it would be helpful to rsvp by sending me an email. But if you forget, don’t worry. Just come!

We are trying to add to this service so it is not just City-sponsored meetings but also other important civic meetings throughout Rockville. Please send us a note to let us know about your meeting. We can’t publish everything, but we we will do our best to be inclusive.

(We are trying to create a listing of community meetings so please do let us know about your meeting! We will post them on the calendar available here.)

All meetings below are at at City Hall (111 Maryland Ave.) unless noted otherwise. Where there is an agenda available, the link goes to that, otherwise it goes to the main page for that group.

This Week:

• (No Mayor And Council meeting planned)
• Mon., Apr 6, 7:30 pm, VisArts — Discussion on Montgomery College smoking/fence
• Wed., Apr 8, 7:00 pm — Planning Commission [RESCHEDULED, see below, 4/15]
• Wed., Apr. 8, 7:30 pm — Rockville Sister City, Inc.

Next Week:

• Mon., Apr. 13, 7:00 pm — Mayor And Council
• Tue., Apr. 14, 7:00 pm — Cultural Arts Commission
• Tue., Apr. 14, 7:30 pm, Pump House — East Rockville Civic Association
• Tue., Apr. 14, 7:30 pm — Environment Commission
• Tue., Apr. 14, 7:30 pm — Human Services Advisory Commission
• Wed., Apr. 15, 6:30 pm — Rockville Housing Enterprises, Inc.
• Wed., Apr 15, 7:00 pm — Planning Commission [RESCHEDULED]
• Thu., Apr. 16, 10:00 am, Senior Center — Senior Citizens Commission
• Thu., Apr. 16, 12:30 pm, Hollywood Diner — Rockville Roundtable
• Thu., Apr. 16, 5:00 pm, Legacy Hotel — Buy Rockville Meeting (Rockville Chamber)
• Thu., Apr. 16, 7:00 pm, Rockville Presbyterian Church — West End Citizens Association
• Thu., Apr. 16, 7:30 pm — Historic District Commission

Save The Date:

• Thu., Apr. 21, 7:00 pm, VisArts — Town Center Summit

The next Rockville Roundtable is a bit of a special event. It’s the Roundtable’s one year annniversary! So, we’ll be going back where it all started.

The next Rockville Roundtable will be tomorrow, Tuesday, February 10, 12:30 till 2:00 pm at the Austin Grill in Town Square.

Why, here’s a picture last month’s crowd! That’s us, all squeezed into that one table.

We look forward to seeing you there! If you think of it, it would be helpful to rsvp by sending me an email. But if you forget, don’t worry. Just come!

If you are coming, it helps if you let me know by sending me a note — especially if you can offer a ride. One Roundtable regular can’t drive just now and could use a lift (the person lives near Julius West Middle School). But don’t worry if you haven’t rsvp’d and Thursday rolls around — just come!

What is this “Rockville Roundtable?” Why, it’s simple. Just an informal lunch. We get together, with no agenda, no speakers, no podium, nothing fancy (and no dress code — you should see how I show up). Just lunch together, Dutch. We usually have a mix of familiar as well as new friends. I hope one of them will be you!

Sometimes we talk about important things, other times it’s trivia. Mostly, it’s somewhere in-between.

Hope to see you there.

The next Rockville Roundtable is Thursday, January 15, 2009, from 12:30 to 2:00 pm. We’ll meet at the brand-new Noodles & Co. in Town Square. (That’s right at Gibbs and Middle Lane.)

What is this “Rockville Roundtable?” Why, it’s simple. Just an informal lunch. We get together, with no agenda, no speakers, no podium, nothing fancy (and no dress code — you should see how I show up). Just lunch together, Dutch. We usually have a mix of familiar as well as new friends. I hope one of them will be you!

Sometimes we talk about important things, other times it’s trivia. Mostly, it’s somewhere in-between.

Everyone is welcome. It helps if you RSVP by sending me a note ahead of time, but that’s not necessary. If you wake up on Wednesday and have the urge to join us, don’t let not having RSVP’d stop you! Just come!

Hope to see you there.

What is this “Rockville Roundtable?” Why, it’s simple. Just an informal lunch. We get together, with no agenda, no speakers, no podium, nothing fancy (and no dress code — you should see how I show up). Just lunch together, Dutch. Everyone is welcome. It helps if you RSVP by sending me a note ahead of time, but that’s not necessary. If you wake up on Wednesday and have the urge to join us, don’t let not having RSVP’d stop you! Just come!

Hope to see you there.

Friday Night, December 12th

First — Have a delicious dinner and celebrate Bobby’s Crabcakes first year in business with free hot chocolate and dessert. This event kicks off a fundraising campaign for Save the Bay. For the next year, 15% of the purchase of a jumbo crabcake platter will be donated to Save the Bay. (6 PM – 10 PM)

Then — Walk down the street to VisArts, view the new exhibits, enjoy wine and cheese, and attend HearArts. (6:30 – 9 PM)

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Thursday, December 11

10:00 am Conversation Club at Twinbrook Library Join us for a weekly session of informal English conversation practice. New members are welcome, no need to register. more info

10:15 am Preschool Storytime at Rockville Public Library Stories, music, and action activities for ages 3 1/2 to 6. Repeated at 1:30. more info

1:30 pm Preschool Storytime at Rockville Public Library Stories, music, and action activities for ages 3 1/2 to 6. Repeat of 10:15 program. more info

6:00 pm Spanish Conversation Club at Rockville Public Library Practice and improve your Spanish through conversation. Every Thursday, 6:00-7:30. more info

7:00 pm HOLIDAY CONCERT at Twinbrook Library NIH Chamber Singers present a wonderful Holiday program with songs from all over the world more info

Friday, December 12

RVFD Santa Run in King Farm at Rockville Volunteer Fire Dept, Station 3 The Santa truck is scheduled to be in the King Farm neighborhood this evening. 10:00 am

Searching for Health Information on the Internet at Rockville Public Library For computer beginners, this free eight-session class will teach basic computer skills and how to search the internet, with a focus on health topics. Register for the eight-session class by calling 240-777-0001. Classes will be held in the PC Lab on the second floor. more info

10:00 am English Conversation Club at Rockville Public Library The English Conversation Club, for new speakers of English, meets every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a.m.(in meeting room #1 on Tuesday and meeting room #2 on Friday) of the Rockville Library. No registration is required. more info

2:00 pm-3:30 pm Line Dance Social at Rockville Senior Center Celebrate our love for country line dancing and get ready to have a rip roarin’, foot stompin’, good time. No previous experience or partner is necessary. Instructions will be given. Enjoy light refreshments while you dance the afternoon away. more info

6:00 pm-9:00 pm Parents Night Out at Twinbrook Recreation Center Drop off the kids (ages 5-10) for supervised activities. Enjoy a few hours to do some holiday shopping or have a quiet dinner. Pre-registration requiredmore info

6:00 pm-10:00 pm One year Anniversary Celebration at Bobby’s Crabcakes Ever since Bobby’s Crabcakes opened its doors in Rockville one year ago, the restaurant has attracted eager crowds of seafood lovers from all over Maryland. Bobby’s Crabcakes will celebrate its one-year anniversary at the restaurant on December 12th. The event will feature free hot chocolate and desserts, and customers will have the opportunity to win a free dinner for two. Since the crabmeat for Bobby’s renowned crabcakes comes primarily from the Chesapeake Bay, 15% of the purchase of a jumbo crabcake platter will go to the Save the Bay Foundation. This 15% donation program will be introduced at the event and will be a yearlong effort between Bobby’s Crabcakes and Save the Bay.”As a lifelong native of the DC area, I take great pleasure in being able to do something to save the very resource that I value so much,” says owner and creator Bobby Bloch. Marylanders are encouraged to attend this celebration to learn more about Bobby’s Crabcakes, their yearlong accomplishments and their partnership with Save the Bay. more info

6:30 pm-9:00 pm Art After Hours at VisArts at Rockville VisArts’ galleries and artist in resident studios’ are open late for you to enjoy wine, cheese and great conversation. Come explore Turning the Page and The Art of the Book, new exhibition of the fine art behind illustration, and book making. more info

7:30 pm-9:00 pm HearArts: Ellen Prentiss Campbell and Hilary Davies at VisArts at Rockville Short Stories and Hammered Dulcimer. An evening of short stories, traditional music on the hammered dulcimer, and light refreshments. more info

Saturday, December 13

Robeks Collecting Toys for Tots at Robeks Fruit Smoothies and Healthy Eats Stop by either Rockville Robeks location (in Rockville Town Square or in Congressional Plaza)to drop off an unwrapped toy for the Toys for Tots campaign. Help make a childs holiday season brighter and receive 25% off any smoothie when you drop off a toy. Happy Holidays!

8:00 am-6:00 pm Hike the Catoctins at Croydon Creek Nature Center This circuit hike in the Catoctin National Park covers nine miles of rocky and hilly terrain. Take the Cliff Trail, climb the Old Misery Trail to Cat Rock and view Huntington Lake as you traverse the Lower Trail. Warm up with hot cocoa at the Cozy Inn on the trip home. Cost includes transportation and leadership. Register by 12/3. Cost is $37 for residents and $46 for nonresidents.more info

10:00 am-2:00 pm Teaching on Buddhism in the Modern World at Bodhipath Buddhist Center The Three Commitments to Awakening: The Refuge, Bodhisattva, and Householder Vows: Explanations and lively discussions led by Dharma teacher Pamela White will help us gain a clearer understanding of these fundamental Buddhist commitments and how we can put them into practice. Meditation is central to the Buddhist path: Pamela will go over the ABCs of meditation, lead guided and silent sessions, and answer questions about this simple, yet subtle practice. more info

11:00 am If You Give a Pig a Pancake at Parilla Performing Arts Center If you liked TheatreworksUSA’s If You Give a Mouse a Cookie & Other Story Books, you’ll love this latest production. If You Give a Pig a Pancake & Other Story Books is a musical revue based on popular children’s literature. The themes, issues, and ideas of the stories will appeal to a broad and diverse audience of children. If You Give a Pig a Pancake & Other Story Books include the title story about how a bossy little pig’s demands frazzle a little girl in a side-splitting tale of cause and effect. Don’t miss this wonderful new musical featuring seven delightful stories from popular children’s literature.Recommended for ages 4 and up Tickets are $7 Adults, $6 Seniors and Students more info

1:00 pm Craft for Kids at Twinbrook Library Join us for a craft for all ages run by 4H Club volunteers. “Bark, Bark, Do Art” 1:00pm-3:00pm. more info

2:00 pm Rockville Civic Ballet: The Nutcracker at F. Scott Fitzgerald Theater Join Clara on her magical journey to the land of the Sugar Plum Fairy.$14 Adult$10 Senior (60+)$10 Child (12 & under)Tickets on sale Nov 5 more info

7:30 pm Rockville Civic Ballet: The Nutcracker at F. Scott Fitzgerald Theater Join Clara on her magical journey to the land of the Sugar Plum Fairy.$14 Adult$10 Senior (60+)$10 Child (12 & under)Tickets on sale Nov 5 more info

9:00 pm Live Music Saturday Night: Breakaway at The Potomac Grill more info

Sunday, December 14

RVFD Santa Run in Hungerford at Rockville Volunteer Fire Dept, Station 3 The Santa truck is scheduled to be in the Hungerford neighborhood this evening. 1:00 pm-4:00 pm

Holiday Open House at Glenview Mansion Enjoy the beauty of Glenview Mansion as it is once again transformed with decorations by area organizations to make your spirits bright! Music will fill the air each Sunday with entertainment by area artists. Children’s Activities, Art & Song, with a visit from Santa, Mrs. Claus, Frosty and Rudolph, and crafts for children throughout the afternoon.
Music:
1:15 p.m. – Home School Talents
2:15 p.m. – Richard Montgomery Madrigals
3:15 p.m. – Heart of Maryland Chorus – Sweet Adelines
All Events are Free and Open to the Public.Make the holiday season brighter for others by bringing gift cards from local merchants or monetary donations to support the City of Rockville’s Holiday Drive.

2:00 pm Rockville Civic Ballet: The Nutcracker at F. Scott Fitzgerald Theater Join Clara on her magical journey to the land of the Sugar Plum Fairy.$14 Adult$10 Senior (60+)$10 Child (12 & under)Tickets on sale Nov 5 more info

Monday, December 15

RVFD Santa Run in West End & College Gardens at Rockville Volunteer Fire Dept, Station 3 The Santa truck is scheduled to be in the West End and College Gardens neighborhoods this evening.

6:30 pm Conversation Club at Twinbrook Library Join us as we meet to practice our English language in an informal setting. No need to register, new members are welcome. more info

7:00 pm Mayor & Council Meeting with Citizens Forum at Rockville City Hall more info

Tuesday, December 16

RVFD Santa Run to Lincoln Park & East Rockville at Rockville Volunteer Fire Dept, Station 3 The Santa truck is scheduled to be in the Lincoln Park and East Rockville neighborhoods this evening.

10:00 am English Conversation Club at Rockville Public Library The English Conversation Club, for new speakers of English, meets every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a.m.(in meeting room #1 on Tuesday and meeting room #2 on Friday) of the Rockville Library. No registration is required. more info

12:30 pm-2:00 pm Rockville Roundtable lunch at Giuseppi’s Pizza The next Rockville Roundtable is Tuesday, December 16, from 12:30 to 2:00 pm. We’ll meet at Giuseppe’s, in the Regal Theaters shopping center (just at the foot of the pedestrian bridge to the Rockville Metro).What is this “Rockville Roundtable?” Why, it’s simple. Just an informal lunch. We get together, with no agenda, no speakers, no podium, nothing fancy (and no dress code — you should see how I show up). Just lunch together, Dutch. Everyone is welcome. more info

6:30 pm-8:30 pm Holiday Fete at Beall-Dawson House The annual Holiday Fete is a delightful evening of good food, wonderful music and pleasant company in the lovely Beall-Dawson House, decorated in its holiday best. In addition, we will have a silent auction with many enticing items. Tickets are $20 per person/$35 for two people and pre-paid reservations are required.

6:30 pm-8:30 pm Class: Hand Made Holiday Gifts in Glass at VisArts at Rockville The best, most thoughtful, gifts are those that are hand made. Create a glass gift to give to someone special just in time for the holidays! With little or no experience you can successfully create a snowflake candle guard, a mezuzah (no scroll), a set of 2 sushi dishes, or four holiday ornaments. Holiday themed patterns are available so you can customize your gift for the season.Members $45 Non-Members $50(additional fees apply for larger projects) more info

6:45 pm-8:45 pm Workshop: Resume Writing as a Marketing Tool at Women’s Counseling and Career Center In today’s competitive job market, only the best resumes lead to interviews that ultimately result in job offers. Is your resume effectively marketing you to employers?Come and learn how to design a resume that is best suited to your skills, experience and employment goals. We will cover various resume formats, using transferable skills, references and valuable tips to make your resume a successful marketing tool. more info

Wednesday, December 17

6:00 pm Crochet Club at Twinbrook Library Join us every Wednesday as we meet to learn and/or practice our crocheting skills. more info

7:00 pm Bingo at Rockville Senior Center

7:30 pm Zemer Chai at Strathmore Experience the rich and diverse musical heritage of the Jewish people with Zemer Chai, the 30-member Jewish Community Choir of Washington, D.C., under the direction of gifted conductor Eleanor Epstein. The choir presents the full range of Jewish repertoire, from the late-Renaissance compositions of Salomone Rossi to works by modern Jewish composers. more info

Thursday, December 18

RVFD Santa Run to New Mark Commons & Rose Hill at Rockville Volunteer Fire Dept, Station 3 The Santa truck is scheduled to be in the New Mark Commons and Rose Hill neighborhoods this evening.

10:00 am onversation Club at Twinbrook Library Join us for a weekly session of informal English conversation practice. New members are welcome, no need to register. more info

6:00 pm Spanish Conversation Club at Rockville Public Library Practice and improve your Spanish through conversation. Every Thursday, 6:00-7:30. more info

Friday, December 19

RVFD Santa Run to Woodley Gardens at Rockville Volunteer Fire Dept, Station 3 The Santa truck is scheduled to be in the Woodley Gardens neighborhood this evening.

10:00 am English Conversation Club at Rockville Public Library The English Conversation Club, for new speakers of English, meets every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a.m.(in meeting room #1 on Tuesday and meeting room #2 on Friday) of the Rockville Library. No registration is required. more info

6:30 pm-9:30 pm Martinis & Matisse at VisArts at Rockville Music, art and martinis! Jive with live music by DimeStore and their Retro Funk sounds. Be inspired by our exhibition: “Turning the Page”. Visit our resident artists’ studios. Decorate a martini glass to take home. Tickets $10 at the door. Cash bar. Visit our website for more information, www.visartscenter.org. more info

Saturday, December 20

RVFD Santa Run to Twinbrook at Rockville Volunteer Fire Dept, Station 3 The Santa truck is scheduled to be in the Twinbrook neighborhood, Baltimore Rd to Edmonston, this evening. 11:00 amFamily Storytime at Twinbrook Library Join us for a storytime designed for families with young children. All ages welcome. more in
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2:00 pm Rock Band Play and Practice at Rockville Public Library For teens: Take your inner musician plus friends to the library for Rock Band Play and Practice. Experience the fun of playing Rock Band–choose guitar, drums, or vocals and become a Rock legend! Light refreshments served. more info

4:30 pm-6:00 pm Potomac Valley Youth Orchestra Winter Concerts at F. Scott Fitzgerald Theater Join the Potomac Valley Youth Orchestra on Saturday, Dec 20 for performances by fine young musicians.At 4:30 the Flute/Clarinet Choirs and the Preparatory/Concert Orchestras perform Mozart’s Divertimento #2 in D Major, Bach Inventions, and many Christmas favorites.At 7pm the Philharmonia, Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble perform Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody #2, Wagner’s Overture to Rienzi, Grieg’s Norwegian Dance #2, selections from Chicago, and more!Tickets: Adults $12.50 1 concert or $20 both, Child age 5-18 $5 1 concert or $8 both more info

7:00 pm-9:00 pm Potomac Valley Youth Orchestra Winter Concerts at F. Scott Fitzgerald Theater Join the Potomac Valley Youth Orchestra on Saturday, Dec 20 for performances by fine young musicians.
At 4:30 pm the Flute/Clarinet Choirs and the Preparatory/Concert Orchestras perform Mozart’s Divertimento #2 in D Major, Bach Inventions, and many Christmas favorites.
At 7 pm the Philharmonia, Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble perform Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody #2, Wagner’s Overture to Rienzi, Grieg’s Norwegian Dance #2, selections from Chicago, and more! Tickets: Adults $12.50 1 concert or $20 both, Child age 5-18 $5 1 concert or $8 both more info

8:00 pm Encore Performance of Handel’s Messiah by National Philharmonic Chorale at Strathmore Celebrate the holidays as the National Philharmonic Chorale presents an encore presentation of Handel’s Messiah with a fabulous cast of soloists as they raise their voices in such favorites as “The Trumpet Shall Sound,” “And the Glory of the Lord,” and, of course, the “Hallelujah Chorus.”Stan Engebretson, conductorDanielle Talamantes, sopranoElizabeth Bishop, mezzo-sopranoRobert Petillo, tenorJason Stearns, bassTo purchase tickets, visit www.nationalphilharmonic.org or call 301-581-5100. Kids ages 7-17 are free. For Kids Free tickets, come in person or call the Strathmore Ticket Office directly at (301) 581-5100. A free pre-concert lecture will be offered at 7 pm in the Education Center.Parking is FREE. more info

9:00 pm Live Music Saturday Night: Sherwood Blues at The Potomac Grill more info

Sunday, December 21

RVFD Santa Run to Fallsgrove & Traville at Rockville Volunteer Fire Dept, Station 3 The Santa truck is scheduled to be in the Fallsgrove / Traville neighborhoods this evening.

11:30 am-1:00 pm Sugar Plum Extravaganza at American Dance Institute The Sugar Plum Extravaganza will offer an interactive introduction to the “Nutcracker”story through dancing, crafts and a “kingdom of sweets,” for children ages three through eight. Kids will practice “Nutcracker” plies and pirouettes onstage, where American Dance Institute instructors and students will lead a story dance. The Extravaganza will also feature arts and crafts inspired by the famous ballet, photos taken with the Sugar Plum and tasty treats from the “Kingdom of Sweets.” more info

1:00 pm-4:00 pm Holiday Open House at Glenview Mansion Enjoy the beauty of Glenview Mansion as it is once again transformed with decorations by area organizations to make your spirits bright! Music will fill the air each Sunday with entertainment by area artists. Sparkle, Jazz & Joy
1:15 p.m. – The Encore Singers
2:15 p.m. – Watkins Mill High School Chamber Singers
3:15 p.m. – The Walter Johnson Jazz Combo
All Events are Free and Open to the Public.Make the holiday season brighter for others by bringing gift cards from local merchants or monetary donations to support the City of Rockville’s Holiday Drive.

3:00 pm-4:00 pm Rockville Concert Band Holiday Concert at F. Scott Fitzgerald Theater This wonderful annual event features seasonal music and a special visitor from the North Pole.Free, no tickets required more info

7:30 pm Rockville Chorus presents Holiday Concert at F. Scott Fitzgerald Theater The Rockville Chorus will delight with seasonal music for your enjoyment. Free, no tickets required more info

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