There’s still time to register for summer programs, including summer camps, for teens and kids. Camps are open to city residents and nonresidents age 3-16 with single and multi-week options. Camps run through Sept. 1 and spaces are still available. Summer Blast, Rockville’s traditional all-day, all summer camp for ages 5-11 will run until Aug.…

There’s still time to register for summer programs, including summer camps, for teens and kids. Camps are open to city residents and nonresidents age 3-16 with single and multi-week options. Camps run through Sept. 1 and spaces are still available. Summer Blast, Rockville’s traditional all-day, all summer camp for ages 5-11 will run until Aug.…

Beginning in July, users will be able to sign up for accounts on Rec1, the new registration system for booking facilities and signing up for programs, classes and events from the City of Rockville’s Recreation and Parks Department.

Frank Sinatra, Johnny Cash and Dean Martin are among the characters who will help open Glenview Mansion Art Gallery’s July-August exhibition’s opening reception — in the person of impersonator Billy Finch and his act, “Legends.”

Frank Sinatra, Johnny Cash and Dean Martin are among the characters who will help open Glenview Mansion Art Gallery’s July-August exhibition’s opening reception — in the person of impersonator Billy Finch and his act, “Legends.”

Operational changes are coming to Rockville’s skate park, July 1. Two of the most significant are to the facility’s hours of operation and helmet policy.

Look out for the fall recreation guide, “Rockville Life,” from the City of Rockville, due out Aug. 1.

Registration for adult sports leagues is open until Sept. 7 for a slew of activities to keep you healthy, involved and moving throughout fall. Men’s softball, men’s basketball and women’s volleyball leagues are open for play, as well as co-rec soccer 7s, co-rec reverse softball and co-rec volleyball. Most leagues begin games in September (men’s…

“On second thought, let’s not go to Camelot. It is a silly place.” Immortal words from the iconic movie, “The Holy Grail,” will be heard in Rockville in July with Rockville Musical Theatre’s production of “Monty Python’s Spamalot,” coming soon to the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre.