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  • Close-up of a person holding a black mug, with two other people in the background gesturing as they have a conversation. The scene suggests a casual, social interaction, possibly in a home or office setting.

    Discussion Group

    Discussion Group
    Marine Room

    This group is open to discussing all viewpoints and ideas. Topics are typically related to local, national, and global current events. This group meets every Tuesday at 10:00 AM for 60 to 90 minutes.

  • three people dressed as clowns in colorful costumes and red noses stand together. text reads: “all the world’s a stage. summer reading kick off party! camden shakespeare festival.” comedy and tragedy masks are shown.

    Summer Reading Kick-Off Party!

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    Camden Shakespeare Festival will present a theatre workshop exploring characters and stories with theatre professionals. No experience necessary. It will be a creative hour of play, imagination, and most of all - fun! Treats will be provided to all of our young performers! Registration is required. Please call the library, 236-3642, to sign up.

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    Wholeness and Health Through a Craniosacral Lens

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    The next talk in the Rockport Public Library’s “Let’s Feel Better in 2026” series will explore Craniosacral Therapy (CST). On Wednesday, July 15, at 6 p.m., midcoast CST practitioner Ute Molitor will examine the origins and principles of CST through a slide presentation, videos, anecdotes, and experiential exercises. Molitor is trained in functional and biodynamic forms of CST. As someone who is also educated in spiritual companioning, mindfulness meditation, and eco-spirituality, Molitor professes to “deeply appreciating the power of CST to reconnect us with our aliveness and address various ailments, all the while tapping into the underlying, unifying, and mysterious powers which shape and sustain us.”  Molitor began exploring this work in search of relief from her own physical challenges stemming from birth complications and several accidents. She offers her knowledge and services to help people reconnect with their sense of belonging, wholeness, worth, and calling on a spiritual, physical, and emotional level. Learn more by visiting: heartful-presence.com

  • A scattered pile of playing cards featuring various suits and face cards, including kings, queens, eights, and sevens, overlapping each other on a white background.

    Bridge

    Bridge

    Stop by to play this fun and challenging classic card game. Players of all levels are welcome. This group meets on Thursdays, at 1:00 PM.

  • the words tech help appear next to a stack of electronic devices, including a tablet, smartphone, laptop, and a wireless computer mouse.

    Tech Help Hour

    Tech Help Hour
    Marine Room

    Just drop in during our Tech Help Hour, and a staff member will assist you with whatever your tech needs are. We can help with anything from basic computer questions to using your IPad with the Maine Download Library. This free service is offered every Thursday at 4:00 PM.

  • Six smiling adults, four men and two women, sit around a wooden table in a bright room with large windows. Papers, books, and a hat are on the table; a model sailboat is visible on the right.

    Poets’ Corner

    Poets’ Corner
    Marine Room

    The Rockport Public Library Poets' Corner is a welcoming group of local poets of all ages and backgrounds. Email Bill Eberle at [email protected] for more information. This group meets on 1st and 3rd Thursdays, at 4:00 PM for approximately 60-90 minutes. Learn more about other poetry events in the area on the Midcoast Poetry Calendar: midcoastpoetrycalendar.com

  • Close-up of people playing mahjong, with hands arranging white and green mahjong tiles on a wooden rack and game table. Some tiles have Chinese characters and symbols.

    Mahjong

    Mahjong
    Rockport Room (Lower Level)

    Mahjong or mah-jongg (English pronunciation: mah-JONG) is a tile-based game that was developed in the 19th century in China and has spread throughout the world since the early 20th century. It is commonly played by four players (with some three-player variations). This group meets on Fridays, at 9:45 AM and plays until approximately noon.

  • The Eiffel Tower in Paris is centered in a photo overlaid with the colors of the French flag: blue on the left, white in the middle, and red on the right.

    French Conversation Group

    French Conversation Group
    Marine Room

    Parlez-vous français? Practice your French with friends and neighbors who are also fluent speakers. This group meets every Monday and Friday at 1:30 PM for approximately 60 min.

  • The Eiffel Tower in Paris is centered in a photo overlaid with the colors of the French flag: blue on the left, white in the middle, and red on the right.

    French Conversation Group

    French Conversation Group
    Marine Room

    Parlez-vous français? Practice your French with friends and neighbors who are also fluent speakers. This group meets every Monday and Friday at 1:30 PM for approximately 60 min.

  • Close-up of a person holding a black mug, with two other people in the background gesturing as they have a conversation. The scene suggests a casual, social interaction, possibly in a home or office setting.

    Discussion Group

    Discussion Group
    Marine Room

    This group is open to discussing all viewpoints and ideas. Topics are typically related to local, national, and global current events. This group meets every Tuesday at 10:00 AM for 60 to 90 minutes.

  • a smiling person in a bright hat poses on one leg with a hula hoop and seal puppet in a colorful, playful library setting. next to them, text reads: your stage. your story. your move. an andre the seal adventure.

    Your Stage. Your Story. Your Move.

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    Yoga instructor Lynn Rutter will teach a movement class to inspire kids to show the world their uniqueness with the help of Andre the Seal's life story. Families can join Lynn in Marine Park where kids can bring to center stage a one-of-a-kind Andre the Seal play. Registration Required. Call the library, 236-3642 to sign up.