ROCKLAND — Celebrate the Fourth of July 2024 at Rockland’s Harbor Park with the Rockland Makers Market. This event runs Saturday, July 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and will include forty vendors selling their wares, from painting, prints, pottery, stained glass, and woodworking to cheese and meats, handwoven rugs and towels, clothing, books and more.

Featured vendors include:
• A Little Piece of ME: Chainmail jewelry, hand-decorated hats, and aerariums (air plant version of “terrarium”) made with driftwood and oysters from Penobscot Bay.
• Forage & Press: Pressed flower floral collages, fine art prints, cyanotypes, wildflower candles and seashell dishes, canvas totes, woven blankets, cards, and journals; http://Forageandpress.com
• Pocomoonshine Crafts: Handwoven rag rugs and tea towels, plus other handwoven items; http://Pocoragrugs.com
• Springdale Farm Creamery: Artisan cheeses and cured meats; http://www.springdalejerseys.com
• Willows Highlands: Highland beef, heritage pork, jams, gourmet condiments; Instagram @willowshighlands

“So many makers in Maine make more than one thing which makes for a really diverse market,” said Christa Zuber, producer of the Rockland Makers Market, in a news release.

The Rockland Makers Market at the harbor started in June and continues once a month through September. Each market is unique with different makers attending. 

Future dates this summer are Saturday, Aug. 17 and Saturday, Sept. 7.

In addition to the Rockland Makers Market at the Harbor, you can find a selection of makers from the Rockland Makers Market at the Sunday Strolls on Main Street on the third Sunday of each month through October from 12-4 p.m.

Admission to the Rockland Makers Market and Sunday Strolls is free and open to all.

For more information: rocklandmakers.me/ or facebook.com/RocklandMakersMarket.