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Roadway improvements along Beall Avenue in Rockville are set to begin soon, with the project funded by a $25,000 grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies' Asphalt Art Initiative. In partnership with VisArts, the initiative aims to enhance safety and aesthetics through a unique mural directly applied to the street.
F. Scott Theater is hosting several exciting events this September, including the orchestral performance "Esther Ballet" and "Armenian Cultural Night." Additionally, the Rockville Little Theatre will present the chilling mystery thriller "Veronica’s Room," while art enthusiasts can meet the artists of Salon 8 at the Glenview Mansion Art Gallery.
A new Community Services and Enrichment Grant Program will soon open for applications, combining two previous grant programs to streamline the process for local organizations in Rockville. With approximately $1.2 million in funding available, around 35 grants will be awarded to support community services and enrichment programs for residents and visitors. Applications will be accepted from September 9 to October 14, 2024.
A new grant program in Rockville will soon open for applications, combining previous funding initiatives into a streamlined process for local nonprofits. With a total funding of approximately $1.2 million, the program aims to support community services and enrichment programs for residents and visitors.
The review process for the Town Center Master Plan update is ongoing, with the Planning Commission set to discuss the plan on September 11. The update aims to create a cohesive vision for the Town Center that aligns with the city’s goals and facilitates implementation.
The F. Scott Theater in Rockville will host a series of cultural events this September, including the orchestral ballet "Esther," Armenian Cultural Night, and the mystery thriller "Veronica's Room." Tickets are available for these performances, showcasing a range of artistic expressions from dance to theater. The events aim to enrich the local cultural scene while celebrating diverse heritages.
Fall registration for classes and activities in Rockville is now open, with guides available online and in print at various locations. The programs cater to all ages, including a special guide for the 60-plus community. Residents are encouraged to register online for convenient access to local offerings.
Roadway improvements along Beall Avenue in Rockville are set to enhance safety and aesthetics through a mural project funded by a $25,000 grant from the Bloomberg Asphalt Art Initiative. The initiative aims to make the street more appealing for residents, visitors, and businesses while improving safety for all users.
The Rockville Farmers Market is now open for the fall season, offering a variety of fresh produce and a dollar-for-dollar match for customers using federal nutrition benefits. The market operates every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. until November 23, 2024, and aims to support food-insecure shoppers while boosting the local economy.
The Rockville City Police Department successfully collected 270 firearms during its third annual gun buyback event held on August 17, 2024. Participants received VISA gift cards valued at either $100 or $200 based on the type of firearm surrendered, with the event drawing significant community participation. Chief Victor Brito praised the event's success, highlighting the collaboration with local government and legal authorities.