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The Farnsworth Art Museum's library (16 Museum St., Rockland) hosts a free Braiding Circle led by Verónica Pèrez on Wednesday, July 15 (1–3 PM). A hands-on, communal gathering bringing together braiding traditions and conversation — open to all ages and skill levels at the museum.
The Farnsworth Art Museum's Gamble Education Center (9 Grace St., Rockland) hosts a five-day plein air watercolor workshop with artist Timothy James Standring, July 6–10 (10 AM–4 PM daily). Participants paint on location in and around Rockland under an experienced instructor — a hands-on summer art immersion for adults.
Maine Friends of Music presents a free afternoon concert at the Farnsworth Library (16 Museum St., Rockland) on Thursday, June 25 from 2–3 PM. A welcoming, intimate gathering of local music lovers at one of downtown Rockland's great cultural institutions.
Rockland's First Friday Art Walk returns on July 10 (moved from July 3 due to the holiday weekend), with the Farnsworth Art Museum opening its doors 5–7 PM for the monthly free evening. Visitors can explore current galleries — including the new Betsy James Wyeth show and the "Maine: A Force Within American Art" exhibition — alongside 20+ downtown galleries joining the walk.
The Farnsworth Art Museum hosts a free virtual opening for its new exhibition "By Design: The Worlds of Betsy James Wyeth" on Monday, June 29 (6:30–7:30 PM). Betsy James Wyeth — wife of Andrew Wyeth and tireless champion of his legacy — was herself a significant cultural force, and this show explores her aesthetic world at the museum's home in Rockland.
The Strand Theatre brings "Exhibition on Screen: Caravaggio" to Rockland on August 15 and August 25 — an immersive cinematic look at the baroque master whose dramatic use of light transformed Western painting. Filmed at landmark international museum exhibitions.
The Strand Theatre screens "Exhibition on Screen: Turner & Constable" on July 18 and July 28 — a cinematic deep-dive into the two titans of British landscape painting and their revolutionary influence on art history. Part of the Strand's ongoing Exhibition on Screen series bringing major museum shows to Rockland.
The Strand Theatre screens "Exhibition on Screen: David Hockney at the Royal Academy of Arts" on July 5 and 9 — an intimate documentary featuring in-depth interviews with one of the most influential living painters, filmed at his landmark London retrospective. A rare cinematic look at a master at work.
National Theatre Live screens Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" starring Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste at the Strand Theatre (345 Main St., Rockland) on August 29 and September 8. A gripping production of the classic American drama about family, wartime profit, and moral responsibility.
National Theatre Live brings Helen Mirren's acclaimed performance as Queen Elizabeth II to the Strand Theatre (345 Main St., Rockland) on July 11 and 21. In Moira Buffini's play, the monarch grants private weekly audiences to Prime Ministers spanning her 60-year reign — a landmark production from London's Gillian Lynne Theatre.