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Happy Hour w/Mike Kane at CabbyShack!
A happy hour show set on the Plymouth waterfront, offering scenic views of Plymouth Harbor and a relaxed, beachy atmosphere. The setting includes a tropical cocktail list that complements the coastal vibe.
CabbyShackMagic: The Gathering FNM Chaos Draft at Round Table Games
Round Table Games hosts a Magic: The Gathering Draft FNM that emphasizes friendly competition, learning, and community. Players can meet fellow fans, play matches, discover new cards, and try out deck ideas in an inviting tournament setting where all experience levels are welcome, from new drafters to seasoned veterans. Entry covers only the booster packs drafted, with a 10% discount for the previous month’s Magic League winner. Each participant drafts using three Magic Draft or Play booster packs of their choice. Checking in through Eventlink earns 10 RTG Reward points per round played, and Knights get double stamps. One randomly selected player receives a foil promo pack, standings award points, and additional prizes may be offered. The event winner also receives a promo pack, one Play booster pack chosen by the store, and 100 RTG Reward points.
Round Table GamesThe Wailin' Jenny's
The Wailin’ Jennys take the stage at Plymouth Memorial Hall. Nicky Mehta, Ruth Moody, and Heather Masse blend three distinct voices into a seamless harmony. The trio began as a one-time gathering of solo singer-songwriters at a small guitar shop in Winnipeg, Manitoba, then evolved into a widely admired international folk act. Founding members Moody and Mehta, together with New York-based Masse, continue to advance their folk-roots sound with recordings that earn critical praise and live shows celebrated for their powerful performances.
Plymouth Memorial HallAntje Duvekot and more
A showcase of two distinctive voices in contemporary folk, featuring Antje Duvekot and Richard Shindell. Duvekot brings the road-earned presence of an artist who has toured the United States and Europe many times, appeared at premier gatherings like the Newport Folk Festival, Mountain Stage, and the Philadelphia and Kerrville festivals, and headlined Scotland’s Celtic Connections and Denmark’s Tonder Festival. Her honors include the Grand Prize in the John Lennon Songwriting Competition, the Kerrville Best New Folk Award, and a Boston Music Award for Outstanding Folk Act. Her fifth studio album, New Wild West, reflects a midlife inflection point, shifting from simply naming past wounds to meeting them with resolve. Songs such as Girl on a Wire and Evolution speak to perseverance and the long work of finding a voice, continuing a relationship with music that began as a refuge and now aims to give something back. Richard Shindell, a New Yorker living in Buenos Aires, writes narrative songs that paint scenes, inhabit characters, and juxtapose vivid images. Experiences ranging from time in a Zen Buddhist monastery to busking on Paris streets inform that perspective. His album Careless, shaped across three years between New York and Buenos Aires, is a full length statement built through patient studio exploration. It balances his recognizable acoustic approach with a deeper embrace of electric guitar for a broader sonic range.
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