Rockville Art League will host its annual Juried Members' Exhibit opening reception on Sunday, May 6, 1:30-3:30 PM. At 2pm, the Rockville Singers will be performing in the Conservatory on the first floor of the Mansion.

The true story of the women who painted watch dials with glowing radium and their fight for justice. This story examines workers’ rights and what America truly values. By D.W. Gregory and directed by Tristan Poje.

This six-week workshop includes techniques to deal with the symptoms of diabetes (such as fatigue, pain, hyper/hypo-glycemia, stress and emotional problems), diet and exercise, use of medications and working effectively with health-care providers. Participants receive a copy of the companion book, “Living a Healthy Life with Chronic conditions, 4th Edition.” Presented by Adventist Healthcare Center for Health Equity and Wellness. Services are funded in part by Montgomery County, Maryland Dept. of Health and Human Services.

Start a celebration or event at your school! www.walkbiketoschool.org Montgomery County requires anyone under age 18 to wear a bicycle helmet when riding or being carried on a bicycle, including a bicycle with training wheels, on a public street, right-of-way, sidewalk or bicycle path in the County.

Join us for this important program highlighting safety and education for our 60-plus population. Classes cover code enforcement, K-9 and forensic science, to name a few. The last session tours the Rockville Police Station. Program facilitated by Cpl. Ken Matney. Must be 60 years or older.

Rockville City Academy is a highly interactive and life-enriching six-session course that provides opportunities for Rockville residents to learn from those who lead city departments about how the City of Rockville operates. Community members will have the opportunity to learn from highly qualified professionals about their roles in the city and how to become a leader in the community through staff briefings and tours. The program will answer questions about city government and help community members develop skills necessary to get involved in their community. Register to discover why this is the best city to Live in Maryland. Session 1: Thursday, May 10, 7-9 p.m., at Rockville City Hall, 111 Maryland Ave. Topics include information on the city's form of government and the Public Information and Community Engagement Division.

Let the sun shine on your salutations with this outside beginner yoga class. Studies have shown yoga helps to lower blood pressure, increase flexibility and relax your mind. All ages welcome. Bring a mat and water bottle. Call weather line to check status at 240-314-5023.

Every week the Farmers Market transforms itself as different fruits and vegetables become available throughout the season. Your pick of farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, bedding plants, cut flowers, preserves, honey, herbs, baked goods, and more. All items offered are picked fresh daily and available as supplies last.

Learn about RainScapes Rewards and other City programs designed to help you green your back yard and reduce pollution in this free information session. Topics will include rain barrels, conservation landscaping, tree planting and other environmental tips for your home and community. Rockville residents will be eligible to enter into a free raffle for a rain barrel. The sessions are open on a first-come, first-served basis and registration is required. To register, call the Environmental Management Division at 240-314-8870 or send an email to rainscapes@rockvillemd.gov with your name and address.

Celebrate with your neighbors! Fun activities for all ages, children's crafts, games, food and more. Free event