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Everything a frum traveler needs in Rockland, ME: this week’s candle lighting, the nearest community, where to look for Chabad, kosher food and a minyan, and the app that plans the trip around Shabbos.
Candle lighting 5:10 PM (18 minutes before shkiah 5:28 PM)
Shabbos ends 6:11 PM (8.5°)
Coming weeks: Nov 6: 4:01 PM · Nov 13: 3:53 PM · Nov 20: 3:47 PM
Local time (America/New_York), sea level, NOAA. Follow your community’s luach where it differs; the app has every opinion.
Jewish life near Rockland
The nearest community in our directory is Montreal, about 239 miles away (Kosher Score 82):
- Chabad: Chabad Lubavitch of Montreal
- Shul: Congregation Beth Israel Beth Aaron, 6800 Mackle Rd, Côte Saint-Luc, QC H4W 1A4
- Kosher: Kosher restaurants (MK supervision), Queen Mary Rd, Côte Saint-Luc, Outremont
- Eruv: Montreal eruvin
Find what is here
- Chabad in Rockland: almost every city this size has a shliach; Shabbos meals and a minyan start there.
- Kosher food in Rockland, and the map in the app shows every shul, kosher shop and mikvah OpenStreetMap knows within 30 miles.
- Minyanim in Rockland.
- Kosher-friendly stays and Shabbos meals from hosts near here.
Open Rockland in the app Deal alerts
Rockland, ME, population about 7,237, time zone America/New_York. Confirm every minyan, hechsher and eruv before you rely on it; the app says the same. Zmanim are for Rockland itself; a few miles move candle lighting a minute.
Jewish heritage nearby
- Synagogue Adas Yoshuron (Synagogue, active, 655 m)
- Berliawsky-Small Cemetery (Jewish cemetery, historic, not in regular use, 1.9 km)
- Owls Head Jewish Cemetery (Jewish cemetery, historic, not in regular use, 2.7 km)
From the community in Rockland, ME
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Flights and hotels for Rockland, ME
Every airline and agency compared, hotels too; bookings support Shabbos Away. Run a Friday landing through the Shabbos check in the app first.
Making a minyan here? Borrow a Sefer Torah from the Museum of the Scroll.