BRING THE FARM TO YOUR TABLE!
There’s an alternative to the label-to-table shopping at grocery stores! It’s the Plymouth Farmers Market! Thursday, July 26th is just one date in the weekly summer tradition that is the Plymouth Farmers Market.. Attendees of all ages can taste homemade honey from...
Things to Do In Plymouth MA: Attend a baseball game Friday!
What did the baseball glove say to the ball? “Catch you later”! If you haven’t had the pleasure of enjoying a lazy hazy evening watching talented college students, you’ve missed out! Baseball fans of all ages can catch the New England Collegiate Baseball...
Kind’ve like a pop up Farmers’ Market: New England Farm Day at the Main Library
On Saturday, The Homesteaders of New England Farm Day is an afternoon dedicated to local goods! Hosted by the Plymouth Public Library (PPL) as part of its “Not So Secret Gardens” Summer Reading Program, the Homesteaders of New England give PPL patrons and any other...
THINGS TO DO IN PLYMOUTH MA: How Pilgrim Women’s Work Saved Plymouth Colony
What’s the value of a women’s work? Attention fans of Women’s history and the history of Plymouth! On Tuesday, June 26th, two scholars from Texas – editor David Furlow and attorney Lisa Pennington – will present a lecture on how women...
THINGS TO DO IN PLYMOUTH MA: Sun, June 24 – Pilgrim Festival Chorus Summer Series
Kids of all ages will enjoy the Pilgrim Festival Chorus’ performance of Magical Musicals…featuring a variety of songs from classic Broadway musicals including “ Wicked”, “Mary Poppins” and “Beauty and the Beast.” Led by conductor William B. Richter and...
THINGS TO DO IN PLYMOUTH MA: Fri, June 8 – Country Music Fest at the Spire
Why are tubas not in country bands? Because they are heavy metal! But anyone who is a fan of country music should attend the 2018 Country Music Fest on Friday, June 8th. The event is hosted at the Spire Center and sponsored by local business Tiny & Sons Glass....
THINGS TO DO IN PLYMOUTH MA: Renaissance Woman Meredith d’Ambrosio
On June 3rd,The Plymouth Public Library hosts Meredith d’Ambrosio for a late afternoon celebration of the arts. A teacher, writer, painter, lyricist, trained pianist, and vocalist, Meredith d’Ambrosio will be promoting her music, her new screenplay “Silent Passion”...
Things To Do In Plymouth MA: South Shore Summer Wine Fest
Looking forward to enjoying a glass of wine to go along with a delicious summer meal? The first ever South Shore Summer Wine Fest can let you plan in advance! On May 26th, the front lawn of the Hedge House will display what new wines and cuisines local restaurants are...
Things To Do In Plymouth MA: Pirates Ashore in Plymouth
Ahoy, matey (I always wanted to say that)! Ever wanted to see a pirate’s life outside of the Pirates of the Caribbean film series? Then take a step back in time on May 19th and visit the Mayflower Society House’s reenactment of the true story of pirates landing in...
Things To Do In Plymouth Ma : Air Supply
Need to get some space to breathe? Air Supply – yes, the 1980’s chart-topping band – will be bringing its music to Plymouth MA on Thursday, May 10th! Known for their songs “Lost in Love”, “All Out of Love”, “Every Woman in the World”, and “Making Love Out of...
Things To Do In Plymouth MA: Bark in the Park
Is your dog hoping to do something once the weather isn’t pawful? Well, the Bark in the Park Festival on Saturday, May 5th won’t be a ruff adjustment! From 10 to 4, you and your dog can converse with local rescue groups and pet-awareness organizations, and meet some...
Things to Do In Plymouth MA: Passions Unbound
Missed out on the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra’s annual gala? Never fear, more music is here! On Saturday, April 28th, the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra (Phil for short) will perform the music of Hungarian composer Erno Dohnanyi and Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich...
THINGS TO DO IN PLYMOUTH MA: Come Fly with Us!
Want to catch a flight with a live orchestra? Saturday, April 21 marks the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra’s annual gala, and this year it will be held in an airplane hangar at Plymouth Airport. Attendees will be able to dine, bid on silent auction items, and dance...
Things to Do In Plymouth MA: Spire Center Continues to Impress – Cheryl Wheeler
On Saturday April 14th, Cheryl Wheeler will be performing, beginning at 8:00. You may not recognize the name, but you will recognize the music, as her songs have been covered by artists such as Kenny Loggins, Garth Brooks, and Bette Midler. To check her out –...
Things to Do In Plymouth MA: Hops and Hots Festival and Fundraiser
The first day of spring was March 20th, but truly celebrate the change in seasons, the Speedwell Tavern is hosting back-to-back festivals. What better way to say bye-bye to winter but the thrill of drinking cold beer and entering a hot wing-eating challenge and...
Things to Do In Plymouth MA: DROP IN! Sat. Easter Egg Hunt at Camp Clark
Hop on over to Camp Clark in Plymouth MA for a morning of fun the day before Easter! We called yesterday and found out NO PREREGISTRATION REQUIRED. The LODGE is home base for the event. There will be fun for all, starting with the 10:30am EGG HUNT. From...
Things to Do In Plymouth MA: Wine, Beer, Liquors (Tasting) Oh My!
OK, if it’s not Thirsty Thursday, could it be a Sippin’ Sunday? Come by Pioppi’s (on Court St.) Sunday afternoon to sample 100s of wines, beers, liquors from around the world! Not only will you be able to wet your whistle, but your palate will be...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: When you really, really, know Spring is (almost) here!
Is it a coincidence that St. Patrick’s Day falls on the same day as Plimoth Plantation’s opening? Some may say yes, but the leprechauns I consulted vehemently denied the theory. Before you know it, the herring will be running at the Plantation’s Jenny Grist Mill, the...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Pound ‘n Pour at Mayflower…Brewery, that is!
Do you want a pint of Mayflower Brewing Company ale? Well, worm, drop down and give me 20! LOL! Not exactly. Mayflower’s Pound and Pour event isn’t designed to punish you, but to reward your workout with a great beer. Will this become a regular event? We don’t...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: 400 Years of Wampanoag History
Origins stories are near and dear to our hearts. They tell us where not only we are now, but where we came from, as well as the journeys of others. This origin story tells us about the long history of the native people who were in Plymouth when the Pilgrims founded...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Plimoth Pretzels, Beer & Mustard – After Dark
When you hear Plimoth After Dark, do you think dark beer? Dark mustard? Well, to be honest, we’re not sure how light or dark the beer and mustard will be (nor the pretzels that will also be served at this event). But shaping (and eating!) pretzels, with colonial...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Beer – check! Chocolate – swoon!
Are you the stereotypical beer geek – and your Valentine craves chocolate? Or better yet – maybe you’re like me and you love both beer and chocolate! Well, Craft Beer Cellar in Plymouth MA has definitely put out the welcome mat for you. Take a walk downtown before or...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Meet a documentary filmmaker Saturday
OK, I admit I am a sucker for documentaries. They’re like the news – but more thoughtful. So this event – being held at our main library on South St. on Saturday afternoon – is right up my alley. Not only will I get to see a film about Civil Rights leader Alice...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Hotel 1620 Bridal Show
It’s a great time of year to plan a wedding! If you’re engaged, there’s no better place to be this Saturday then at the Bridal Fair 2018. It may be cold and stormy outside, but before you know it, it will be your wedding day! See the runway show, taste sample food,...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: John Carver Inn Dinner Theater – Murder Most Medieval
27 years ago, I was in London (alas, my only trip to Europe so far), and attended 3 plays in 2 days. Their theatre district is like our Broadway – and holds dozens of theatrical venues. I was just thinking that Plymouth MA has become a regional hub for theatre, and...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Brian Sances Album Release Party
Heat up Saturday with Brian Sances You may be freezing your a*& off, but here’s a red-hot reason to venture out this Saturday night. The Spire Center is hosting a release party for Bran Sances’ new album. If you don’t know Sances, can you imagine a (dare I say)...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: It’s A Wonderful Life – A Live Radio Play
It may be said that there are two kinds of people in Plymouth. Those who have been to The Plymouth Center for The Arts – and the uninitiated who have yet to experience the Center’s rich offerings. This month is especially robust. You’ve got only until Saturday to...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: A Deeper Understanding of Thanksgiving Day in – America’s Hometown
It’s complicated. Thanksgiving is. While it’s very easy to choose to see Thanksgiving as a huge meal celebrated with family and friends, the first Thanksgiving was not experiences without a lot of pain and tragedy. Not only did the settlers endure hardship, but – of...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Weekend Before Thanksgiving Parade
Memorial Day and 4th of July parades are certainly nice, but I’ve got a soft spot in my heart for the Thanksgiving Parade held the Saturday before Thanksgiving each year. This year the date is Saturday November 18th, and the opening ceremony begins at 10:30 at the...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Stand Up for Vets Comedy Show
Join local funny lady Christine Hurley and Lenny Clarke for a night of laughter on November 10th at 8pm at the Plymouth Memorial Hall. I’ll never forget when I saw her perform in downtown Plymouth – and she told the story about driving her kids around to see the...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Taste of the Town
If you’re at all like me, you love a nice night out – not only to enjoy great food and wine, but to support a great cause. Taste of the Town is just your ticket! On Thursday November 2nd, you can join me (Marilee Driscoll) and a long list of some of the best...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Plymouth’s Annual Halloween On Main Street
Halloween is a time for candy, costumes, and fun! Plymouth’s annual Halloween on Main Street is back it is fun for the whole family. The event will start at 2pm on Halloween at Plymouth Memorial Hall and after visiting over 50 stores along the waterfront there will be...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Bacon & Beer Jamboree
If you love beer, bacon, and live music, then this is definitely the event for you! This weekend on Sunday (October 22 nd) ) from 5:30 – 8:30p.m. at Plymouth Memorial Hall there will be a Beer & Bacon Jamboree! With the purchase of a ticket you will be able to...
Fundraiser in Plymouth, MA for Children’s Program
Tai Chi is a noncompetitive martial art renowned for its health benefits. This Sunday, October 8th, the renowned Tai Chi instructor Fang (pronounced Fong) is hosting a celebration of Tai Chi as a fundraiser for the children’s program at the Tai Chi and Qi Gong...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: A Walking Tour – Burial Hill To Spooner House
Grab a pair of your more comfortable walking shoes because this is a walking tour of downtown Plymouth, MA that you don’t want to miss! Learn about the legendary Spooner family, one of Plymouth’s first families. The tour starts at their graves, and ends where they...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: Blues Tribute To Bob Dylan
If you’re looking for a different kind of date night, this event is definitely for you. Come to the Spire Center to enjoy a tribute to Bob Dylan byut the extremely talented Peter Pareck and his “soul guitar” sound, Not only will you be able to hear the great Dylan...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: The Annual Thirsty Pilgrim Beer Festival
The annual Thirsty Pilgrim Beer Festival is taking this place this weekend on the Hedge House Museum front lawn. On both Saturday September 9th and Sunday September 10th from 1pm until 7pm, for just $5 you’ll be able to enter the festival and enjoy all that it has to...
Plymouth MA Things to Do: King Richard’s Faire
Hear ye, hear ye! It is opening weekend of King Richard’s Faire, located in Carver, MA The Faire has jousting, turkey legs, and shows throughout the day. It is an event that is truly fun for the entire family. The first day is September 2nd and then every weekend...