Events in Plymouth, MA

Frights and fun fill Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres during a Halloween-themed weekend. Brave the haunted experience, enjoy the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and enter the Costume Contest. Take part in trick-or-treating, then compete in the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. Activities are offered on the weekend only.

Miss Stephani leads a friendly story time featuring read-aloud stories in a cozy, welcoming setting.

Chris LeBeau performs at Mayflower Beer Garden at the Pinehills with tunes, upbeat energy, and plenty of fun. A relaxed setting and a feel good atmosphere make it all about the music and the mood.

Round Table Games hosts a Friday Night Magic draft with a chaos twist, creating a welcoming space to meet other Magic: The Gathering fans, play, discover new cards, and enjoy friendly competition. New players and longtime veterans are equally encouraged, and teaching, camaraderie, and fun are valued alongside the matches themselves. Entry is simply the cost of the packs you draft, and the previous month’s Magic League winner receives a 10% discount. Everyone drafts from three Magic Draft or Play boosters of their choosing. Players who check in through Eventlink earn 10 RTG Reward points for each round played, Knights receive double stamps, one randomly selected participant takes home a foil promo pack, and placement awards provide additional points, with the possibility of extra prizes. The top finisher also receives a promo pack, one Play booster selected by the store, and 100 RTG Reward points.

Donna The Buffalo delivers a performance steeped in roots rock from a group that has made music a way of life for its members and audiences. Active since 1989, the band has played thousands of shows and appeared at major festivals such as Bonnaroo, Newport Folk Festival, Telluride, Austin City Limits Festival, Merle Fest, and the Philadelphia Folk Festival. Their touring history includes opening for The Dead and sharing the road with Peter Rowan, Del McCoury, Los Lobos, Little Feat, Jim Lauderdale, Rusted Root, and Railroad Earth. They have also partnered with Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Ben Cohen on tour to raise awareness about increased corporate spending in politics. In addition to performing, the group founded the Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival in Trumansburg, New York in 1991, a four day gathering that draws over 15,000 people each year. Started as an AIDS benefit, it now supports arts and education and has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. The festival has grown into a trio of GrassRoots events that include the bi-annual Shakori Hills festival in North Carolina and the Virginia Key festival in Florida. In 2016, GrassRoots Culture Camp debuted in Trumansburg with four days of music, art, dance and movement workshops, along with nightly dinners and dances.

Based in Plymouth, Massachusetts, this full-day experience spotlights Cape Cod's marine wildlife, including whales, dolphins, great white sharks, and seabirds. Experts from Whale and Dolphin Conservation and the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy will be aboard to discuss biology, behavior, and conservation, with a focus on the science that helps protect ocean life. Ticket purchases help fund both organizations and their efforts to safeguard whales, sharks, and healthy ocean ecosystems.

Celebrate MA250 with a relaxed day in historic Plymouth that blends easy rail travel, immersive history, and time by the water. Begin on the MBTA Commuter Rail’s Kingston Line from South Station to Kingston Station with simple, step-by-step guidance. A van meets the train and provides comfortable transportation around town, removing the hassle of driving and traffic. Spend about two hours at Plimoth Patuxet Museums, where interpreters portray daily life in the 17th century. Continue to the waterfront to explore Mayflower II, a replica built to the original scale of the 1620 ship, with approximately 45 minutes set aside on board. Afterward, enjoy three unstructured hours along the scenic harbor. Stroll the waterfront, browse local shops, choose a seaside lunch spot, or relax by the ocean, with curated suggestions to help plan the visit. The trip includes a Weekend Commuter Rail Pass, round-trip van transportation within Plymouth, admission to both sites, three hours of free time on the waterfront, and a map of downtown Plymouth.

At Plymouth Public Library, the Energy Education & Innovation Expo features a food truck and live music in a welcoming setting. Presented by Sustainable Plymouth. For more information, contact Andrea Dickinson, president of Sustainable Plymouth, at 508-241-3106 or sustainableplymouth@gmail.com.

Created to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, Ballet Magnificat! presents Anchored: The Pilgrim Story in Massachusetts at Plymouth Memorial Hall. Through expressive choreography, the production explores the Pilgrims’ resolve and faith, their dangerous transatlantic journey, and the bonds that formed with Native Americans. It reflects on the enduring ideals of religious freedom, personal responsibility, and equality, themes that helped pave the way for American independence.

Longtime leaders in Celtic rock, The Young Dubliners deliver a high-energy blend of Irish traditions and modern rock. They are actively working on their tenth studio album with longtime producer Tim Boland while keeping a full touring schedule after returning to the road with renewed momentum. The show features fresh material and a powerful live feel from Keith Roberts on vocals and guitar, Chas Waltz on violin, keys, and vocals, Justin Pecot on guitar and vocals, Dave Ingraham on drums, and Ethan Jones on bass guitar. The band highlights how much a great concert can lift spirits after recent years, and they are inviting fans to help fund the new album as co-producers so they can retain creative control.

Spend Sundays at the Mayflower Beer Garden on the Village Green at The Pinehills in Plymouth for a relaxed outdoor gathering with craft beverages, live music, and tasty bites. Mayflower’s award-winning beers and cider are available alongside wine, refreshing hard seltzers, and non-alcoholic beer options. A rotating selection of food trucks pairs with a variety of dining choices around The Pinehills, creating plenty of ways to enjoy local flavors. Visitors can browse the Book Love pre-loved book and gift crate, and explore pop-up shops curated by Inebri-Arts featuring handcrafted items from local artisans. Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome, making this a family-friendly outing. Parking is readily available in a signed lot nearby.

A matinee in the Sunday Serenades series sets the tone for an elegant, high-energy afternoon, with offerings that span jazz influences, classical crossover, and Broadway favorites. The Calyx Piano Trio, featuring violinist Catherine French, cellist Jennifer Lucht, and pianist Nina Ferrigno, anchors this performance. Formed in Boston in 2001, the ensemble is recognized for cohesive ensemble work and a sustained commitment to new music alongside treasured classics. Their hallmark programming connects composers like Beethoven and Brahms with contemporary voices that push the piano trio forward. Through partnerships with Chamber Music America and the Barlow Foundation, they have commissioned and premiered works by James Lee III, Derek Bermel, Lansing McLoskey, Amy Beth Kirsten, and Florent Ghys, including the recent debut of Ghys’s multimedia Huit Clos in St. Louis. The trio’s leadership at the Missouri Chamber Music Festival and the Carolina Chamber Music Festival underscores an ongoing mission to bring thoughtful, imaginative chamber music to audiences nationwide, presented with polished artistry and technical command.

Mamma Mia’s in Carver is hosting a giveback for Carver Youth Football. The restaurant will contribute 15 percent of food and soft drink purchases when guests dine in or order takeout and show a screenshot of the event to their server. This offer is valid only at the Carver location and only on the event’s specified date. Alcohol, trays, functions, gift card purchases, DoorDash orders, and online ordering do not qualify. Select discount menus such as Dinner for Two and overlapping fundraisers like Cannoli for a Cause may be excluded. The offer is not available on other days. Dine for Dollars events must be confirmed with management in advance. Reservations are strongly encouraged.

Experience a waterside ceremony centered on release and renewal. It begins with a communal fire where participants can let go of energies, habits, relationships, and situations that no longer serve them. After the fire, a guided Holy Fire journey with energy work will support completing the process of letting go. This gathering is free, optional donations are welcome, and light refreshments will be provided.

A monthly meet-up for mall walkers takes place in the Food Court. Participants can pause before, during, or after their walk to relax, chat with other walkers, and connect with the mall’s management team while enjoying complimentary coffee and donuts. No registration is required, which makes it easy to stroll, sip, snack, and socialize.

The Salvation Army of Plymouth provides a grab and go community dinner from the parking lot on the last Tuesday of every month. There is no cost for a meal, and all are welcome. Please check back for menu information and any scheduling updates.

Create a seascape-inspired charcuterie board in a welcoming, hands-on resin art class. The experience covers how to mix and tint resin and design an ocean scene on a board. Choose from a variety of board shapes and a wide range of colors to make a piece that suits your style. One drink is included, with additional beverages and bar snacks available for purchase. Outside food is welcome and local restaurants offer delivery. You will take your board home boxed, and it will need about 24 hours to fully dry before it is ready to use. The resin is food safe. Hand washing is recommended, and the board should not go in a dishwasher or microwave. This activity is open to all skill levels, especially beginners. Due to limited space, each board must be made by one participant. Teenagers under 18 may attend with an accompanying adult. There is plenty of free parking.

Experience Halloween fun at Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres with a full slate of spooky activities. Brave the haunted experience, be amazed by the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and show off your most chilling look in the costume contest. Enjoy trick-or-treating, then transform your site for the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and dress up your golf cart for the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. The weekend is filled with thrills, chills, and Halloween magic. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Harvest 2026 features tours at Red Meadow with two ways to explore. Choose a walking tour of the landscape or borrow waders and step right into the floating cranberries for an up-close look. Tours run over multiple days, and reservations are available.

A Halloween-themed weekend at Pinewood Lodge Campground features trick or treating around the campground, carving and decorating pumpkins, and hands-on crafts and activities with a Halloween focus. More activities will be added as the weekend approaches, and the Pinewood app will provide the full schedule and updates. Participation is limited to campers at Pinewood Lodge Campground and their guests.

Families and Cub Scout Packs can enjoy an easygoing camping weekend at Camp Norse with Cub Together Weekends. Spend time exploring camp at your own pace with choices like boating, archery, crafts, fishing, and outdoor games available throughout the weekend. Supportive camp staff are present to keep things running safely and smoothly, meals are served hot, and lodging options include cabins or teepees. A classic campfire gathering brings everyone together. This family-focused program suits both first-time and seasoned campers and is designed to create lasting memories for Cub Scouts. Hot meals are included for the duration of the stay, and participants should plan to bring bedding along with a sense of adventure. The weekend features a Fall Fest theme. Please note that any adult staying overnight must be a currently registered volunteer or adult program participant.

Jon Pousette-Dart appears in a duo setting with Jim Chapdelaine. Pousette-Dart first emerged in the musical scene of the 1960s and helped establish the original Pousette-Dart Band, which built a devoted national audience through the 1970s and 80s. The group released five albums on Capitol that left a strong mark on album radio in the era when vinyl ruled. After the band concluded, he continued to write and record, reconnecting with his roots alongside leading Nashville collaborators. Chapdelaine brings a wide-ranging background as a producer, recording engineer, guitarist, and a composer recognized with four Emmy Awards. He studied guitar with Pat Metheny at Berklee College of Music and has produced projects for hundreds of artists, including Phoebe Snow, Hassan Hakmoun, the Allman Brothers, and his own group the Feathermerchants. His collaborations include work with Chuck Leavell, Paula Cole, and Delbert McClinton, and his mastering credits feature KC Jones, Aztec Two Step, and Clarence Clemons with Bruce Springsteen Live at Asbury Park. His television portfolio spans PBS, The History Channel, and Dateline NBC, with many award-winning productions, and he has taught at Hartt since 2002. This performance brings together decades of songwriting, studio craft, and seasoned musicianship in an intimate duo format.

At Plymouth Long Beach, the HRC B.E.A.C.H. Ride honors the memory of Rita Bryant while raising funds for local equine rescues and animal shelters. In the spirit of bringing each animal closer to home, participants may ride a horse, walk with a dog, or take part on foot. The event welcomes all, and HRC membership is not required. Each participant receives goodies for their animal companion. The top three individuals with the highest sponsorship totals will receive a special prize, and the HRC member with the highest total will be recognized at the year-end awards banquet with an award. For HRC members, participation counts as a trail ride and, after submitting the required paperwork, adds 5 miles toward the milestones program. The participation cost is $20. Lunch is included, and attendees may bring a chair to relax while eating. A registration form will be shared.

Experience a soul-centered session with Yvonne Alers at Tranquil Dragon Studio. Explore the Akashic Records, understood as your soul’s energetic archive of experiences, lessons, and possibilities. Sessions offer guidance, healing, and deeper insight into patterns, opportunities, and the lessons unfolding on your path. Choose an Akashic Records session on its own, or pair it with an Oracle Card Reading for added confirmation and spiritual perspective. Oracle Card Readings are also available as a standalone option. Energetic healing is offered through Reiki and Trance Healing to help restore balance, clear energetic blockages, and support emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being. Participants may select a dedicated healing session, combine it with an Oracle Card Reading, or create a personalized blend that weaves healing, intuitive guidance, and Akashic wisdom. These offerings are designed to support anyone seeking answers, clarity, healing, or a deeper connection to self. Space is limited. For those preparing, consider exploring “50 Questions to Ask the Akashic Records” by Gaia beforehand. Cost is $150 for a 1-hour session. No refunds.

An afternoon gathering at 24 INFINITI of Plymouth offers complimentary food truck bites, refreshments, and interactive vehicle experiences. Attendees can explore the latest INFINITI lineup and stick around for a live drawing that will award a one-year lease on a new INFINITI QX60.

The event features rock and roll on an oceanfront deck.

Boston’s The Fat City Band brings a seven-piece lineup that blends jump blues, swing, New Orleans influences, and roots music. Known for sharp musicianship paired with engaging stagecraft, the group is now in its fifth decade and stays true to the belief that music should be fun, delivering high-energy, entertaining sets. Over the years, the band has shared stages with B. B. King, James Brown, and Ray Charles, and in 2018 it was inducted into the New England Museum Music Hall of Fame.

Big Yellow Taxi, a leading Joni Mitchell tribute from New England, presents a performance that explores Joni’s music from early folk beginnings through pop highlights to jazz-influenced works. The group approaches the songs with imagination and care, bringing the catalog to life in vivid detail. Vocalist and percussionist Teresa Lorenço leads the show with an expressive voice that honors Joni’s sweet, husky, bell-like tones, guiding listeners through an intimate selection of many favorites. The goal is to move beyond simple imitation, engaging with the music’s depth and intensity to leave audiences entertained, moved, and elated. Formed in 2021 and based in the Northampton, MA area, the lineup features Teresa Lorenço, John Cabán on guitars and vocals, Robert Sherwood on keyboards, vocals, and bass, Joe Fitzpatrick on drums and percussion, and Rich Cahillane on bass and guitar.

Support the Silver Lake Boys Soccer Boosters by dining at Mamma Mia’s in Kingston. During this event, 15% of your food and soft drink purchases will be donated when you dine in or order takeout and present a screenshot of this event to your server. The offer applies only at this location on the designated day, is not valid on other days, and excludes alcohol, trays, functions, gift card purchases, DoorDash, and online ordering. Discounted menus such as Dinner for Two and simultaneous promotions like Cannoli for a Cause may also be excluded. All Dine for Dollars events require confirmation with management beforehand, and reservations are strongly encouraged.

Read Between the Wines is a monthly book club hosted at Uva Wine Bar, welcoming avid readers, wine fans, and anyone seeking good conversation. Gatherings focus on lively chats about characters and plot turns while guests enjoy wine, charcuterie, and flatbreads that can be purchased. There is no set theme, so picks may range from bestsellers to stories tied to wine, and participants help choose upcoming titles to keep the experience collaborative and inviting for readers of different ages, backgrounds, and interests. This session features The Winemakers by Jan Moran. Admission is free, with food and beverages available to buy.

Adam Ezra Group brings its improvisational, community-driven live show to Spire Center for Performing Arts. After more than two decades of tireless grassroots touring, the band has grown from a road-tested act into a fan-powered movement that keeps growing with every performance. Shows around the country often reach capacity, and dedicated listeners frequently travel across state lines to experience multiple nights, drawn by a strong sense of connection and the assurance that each performance is unique. They skip a predetermined setlist and shape the evening around the room’s energy, letting songs, stories, and spontaneous moments unfold in real time. The result feels part concert, part revival, and a clear reminder of how powerful live music can be. Their sound blends folk and Americana soul with rock and roll drive and heartfelt songwriting. National recognition has followed, yet their rise remains fully independent, carried by word of mouth, community action, and a genuine bond between the band and the audience that often turns first-timers into lifelong fans. The setting offers an intimate, up close experience with the group.

At Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres, a Halloween weekend brings a full slate of spooky activities. Brave a haunted experience, take in the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and dress in your spookiest look for a costume contest. Enjoy traditional trick-or-treating, then go all out for the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Now celebrating 39 years, Las Vegas impressionists Anthony and Eddie Edwards present a live vocal spectacular that reimagines the classic television variety show, capturing the spirit of the 1970s and 1980s while spotlighting superstars of today as well. Using state-of-the-art makeup and finely tuned performances, they transform into legends across eras, from Sonny and Cher and Elton John to Lady Gaga and Andrea Bocelli, with many more represented. Their work has earned national attention, with praise from the NBC Today Show, USA Today, and the Boston Globe, and the duo has been featured on The Kominsky Method on Netflix. Hosted by the Edwards Twins, this production gathers the sound and style of beloved entertainers into one show of nonstop tributes, performed entirely live.

Now in its 39th year, Anthony and Eddie Edwards present a nostalgic tribute to the classic TV variety shows of the 70s and 80s, brought to life with transformative makeup and live vocals. They embody stars from past and present, including Sonny and Cher, Billy Joel, Elton John, Neil Diamond, Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Lady Gaga, Celine Dion, Rod Stewart, Bette Midler, Olivia Newton-John, Barbra Streisand, Andrea Bocelli, Frankie Valli, Tom Jones, and more. Seen on Netflix's The Kominsky Method and praised by the NBC Today Show, USA Today, and the Boston Globe, this Las Vegas production is hosted by The Edwards Twins and celebrates beloved songs and showstopping personalities.

TUSK brings the music of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band to life with a full evening of hits and deeper favorites, along with selections from the members’ solo catalogs. This long-running tribute has toured nationwide since 2008, powered by five seasoned musicians who each embody a member of Fleetwood Mac’s classic lineup, from Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks to Christine McVie, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood. Years of study and stage experience shape a show built on faithful, note-for-note performances, tight chemistry, and an energetic presence that reflects well over a decade on the road together.

Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres hosts a weekend filled with Halloween excitement. Brave a haunted experience, discover the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and show off your spookiest style in the Costume Contest. Enjoy classic trick-or-treating, then get creative in the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. Activities run on the weekend only, with plenty of thrills, chills, and seasonal magic.

Next Stop Comedy presents a rotating stand-up showcase at Brewery 44. Each show features a fresh lineup of comedians, including performers with television appearances and popular podcast credits. Enjoy an upbeat night of laughs with new talent every time.

Bywater Call brings a stirring blend of Southern soul and roots rock, guided by the commanding voice of Meghan Parnell and the band’s emotive, in the moment interplay. The Toronto based seven piece features Dave Barnes on guitar, Bruce McCarthy on drums, Mike Meusel on bass, Andrew Moljgun on keys, Stephen Dyte on trumpet, and Julian Nalli on tenor sax, creating a sound that moves easily from intimate hush to full throttle groove. Their growing catalog, including the new album Broken Souvenirs, stretches from reflective ballads to big, cathartic anthems, drawing inspiration from artists like The Band, The Wood Brothers, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Otis Redding, Little Feat, and Sly and the Family Stone. Praised on SiriusXM’s Different Shades of Blue by Joe Bonamassa and seen on stages such as the Keeping the Blues Alive cruise and the Netherlands BOSPOP festival alongside artists like The Black Keys, Warren Haynes Band, Marcus King, and Blackberry Smoke, the group continues to expand a dedicated following with powerful, emotionally charged live shows.

Mayflower Market Days returns for its 7th annual vintage fair in the historic town of Plympton, Massachusetts, set on a 300-year-old farm owned by Mike and Jen of Full Circle Homes and HGTV’s Houses with History. This two-day outdoor event features antique and local artisan vendors, live music, food trucks, antique cars, and family-friendly activities. Children 18 and under are admitted free. Tickets will be available in early summer, and vendor applications are currently being accepted.

Advance your practice in a Level 3 Reiki Master class focused on deepening spiritual connection and energetic mastery. This two day training is intended for practitioners who have completed Reiki 1 and 2. Participants receive the final attunement to boost energy flow, explore advanced techniques for working on themselves and others, and refine intuitive awareness and overall energetic capacity. The cost is $333. To register, contact the organizer. No refunds.

A storybook celebration begins as a royal gathering is interrupted by a mischievous group of villains who challenge the princesses to a friendly showdown. With help from the children, the tale unfolds to show that even the greatest rivals can share the same fairytale. From the moment guests arrive, families step into the narrative through theatrical moments, live music and singing, character interactions, and plenty of dancing that turns moments into lasting memories. The event opens with a grand show and a dramatic entrance by the princesses and villains, followed by imaginative storytelling, vocals, and interactive scenes. Expect a playful, family friendly adventure filled with surprises that leads right into the ball. After the show, the spotlight turns to meaningful time with the characters. Each session features at least eight beloved princesses and villains, with the potential for more to appear as attendance grows. Guests have unhurried time for hugs, conversation, photos, and autographs, and every child receives a complimentary autograph card. All characters come together for an upbeat dance party, plus a special parent dance moment. For little ones who need a quieter break, a coloring area is available in the hallway. Most of the visit is devoted to personal interactions so children can enjoy the magic at their own pace. Four identical sessions are offered across the day. Each includes the same storyline and a minimum of eight characters, though the exact lineup may change. One session is suggested for ages 3 to 5 for a slightly gentler experience. Attendance is limited in each session to keep the experience comfortable, and advance reservations are recommended. General Admission is $35 per person, and tickets are required for both adults and children. A Family Photo Access Pass is available for $25 per family and includes a professionally photographed family portrait with all featured characters, access to a gallery of candid images, and digital delivery within two weeks. Please plan to arrive 15 to 20 minutes before your session for check in. A parent or guardian must remain with their child throughout. No meal is provided. Costumes are encouraged for children and adults. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another Ever After Events event or service. By attending, guests grant Ever After Events permission to photograph and record video for promotional use.

The Travelin’ McCourys grew out of forward motion, not a plan. Brothers Ronnie McCoury on mandolin and Rob McCoury on banjo learned bluegrass onstage with the Del McCoury Band, honing their craft through nightly shows. Discipline, responsibility and restraint shaped their path, and with Jason Carter, Mike Bub and later Alan Bartram they helped define a sound that was precise, powerful and rooted, with the audience at the center. As bluegrass entered new spaces and jam listeners embraced acoustic music, they saw longer sets, open-ended solos, surprise covers and bold choices create a different kind of energy. Wondering where the music could go when the rules loosen, they let a new approach develop outside the Del McCoury Band. It took shape in late-night sessions and eventually stood on its own. The Travelin’ McCourys carry that journey into the present, blending deep tradition with an adventurous spirit.

From the creators of The Simon & Garfunkel Story and R.E.S.P.E.C.T. comes an all-new docu-concert, The Phil Collins Story, tracing his journey from hitmaking years with Genesis to a solo career recognized with multiple Grammys and his Academy Award winning work for Disney. Blending storytelling with live performance, it presents his unmistakable sound in a way that connects both visually and emotionally. A global cast leads an immersive production enhanced by meticulous lighting, cutting-edge audio, and vivid projections, carrying the pulse of the music from the first beat to the final cymbal.

A casual LGBTQIA+ social hour at The Speedwell Tavern welcomes adults from the Plymouth County area to connect in a safe, welcoming setting over a drink or a bite to eat. Focused on community rather than career, this Beers with Queers gathering offers an easygoing way to meet new people and enjoy friendly conversation.

Relive the sound of 1966 as pianist and vocalist Jay Daniels presents a tribute to Frank Sinatra. This concert focuses on selections from the albums That’s Life and Strangers in the Night, highlighting songs such as “Summer Wind,” “All or Nothing at All,” and the signature “That’s Life.”

Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres turns into a Halloween playground filled with eerie delights. Guests brave the haunted experience, take in the wonder of the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and showcase their most creative looks in the Costume Contest. Classic trick or treating is part of the fun, along with friendly competition in the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. The result is a weekend packed with thrills, chills, and Halloween magic. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Quinn Sullivan brings the story of a 27-year-old singer, songwriter, and guitarist who first gained attention in the early 2000s and has continued to captivate audiences around the world. Raised in New Bedford, Massachusetts, in a home filled with classic rock, jazz, and blues, he found his spark through an early love of The Beatles. A guitar arrived when he was three, and his talent emerged quickly, leading to national television appearances on shows like The Tonight Show, Ellen, Jimmy Kimmel, and Conan O’Brien. A pivotal moment came in 2007 when Buddy Guy invited him onstage, then later brought him on tour and into the studio across the following decade. Over time, he has grown from a standout young player into a mature, expressive artist who blends blues, rock, and classic influences. His catalog spans multiple albums, and his fifth release, Salvation, stands out as his most personal, shaped by themes of loss, love, and resilience. Along with celebrated guitar work, his songwriting draws deeply from his roots and his own life. Onstage, that journey translates into performances steeped in honest feeling and powered by raw energy and enthusiasm, with themes of love, hardship, and redemption giving each show a personal, transformative edge.

Anthony Geraci spotlights his new recording Where Were You on Delmark Records. The performance includes a special guest appearance by Barrence Whitfield.

This appearance at Plymouth G Pub in Plymouth marks a new venue for the act. The night centers on early Halloween fun, offering a chance to kick off celebrations before the holiday.

A Sunday Serenades matinee offers an afternoon of refined and lively sounds, touching everything from smooth jazz to Classical Crossovers and Broadway favorites. Greg Piccolo takes the spotlight with Heavy Juice, channeling more than six decades on stage. Long recognized as a leading tenor sax voice, he also steps forward as a vocalist to highlight original material from his release Who Knows What the Future Holds, sharing songs written across three decades that reflect hard-won experience with candor, humor, and heart. The music ranges from rhythm and blues originals to rock and roll, traditional jazz, and blues, with occasional hints of reggae and world music rhythms. Nothing is scripted... there is no set list, just an in-the-moment performance shaped by a lifetime of playing. Piccolo started his first band at 13 in Westerly, Rhode Island, spent 25 years in the renowned horn section of Roomful of Blues, and has led Heavy Juice since the mid 1990s, celebrating 60 years as a performing artist in May 2024. His tenor style nods to masters like Illinois Jacquet, Lester Young, Ben Webster, and Red Prysock while remaining distinctly his own, and his vocals are delivered to serve each song. The group can appear as a four piece with organ or piano, bass, drums, and guitar, with Greg on lead vocals and sax, and can add a three piece horn section for larger stages and festivals. Honors include multiple Blues Music Award nominations from the Blues Foundation and induction into the New England Music Hall of Fame. He has recorded with or shared stages with Pat Benetar, Steve Ray Vaughan, Jimmie Vaughan and Tilt -A-Whirl, Eric Clapton, Big Joe Turner, and Eddie Cleanhead Vinson.

Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres transforms for a Halloween-themed weekend featuring a haunted attraction, the Magic Pumpkin Experience, a costume contest, and traditional trick-or-treating. The fun continues with a site decorating contest and a spooky golf cart decorating challenge. Expect thrills, chills, and plenty of seasonal spirit. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Settle in for a snug weekend centered on preparing the bears for hibernation. Wear pajamas for a lively dance party, wind down with a movie night, and personalize a pillowcase with coloring. Cap it all off by tucking the bears in for their winter sleep. Activities are limited to the weekend.

IndieFerm Brewing sponsors a live performance by The Shady Roosters in the Spire Center lobby, a welcoming, family friendly setting with room to dance or relax with a beverage. Entry is $5, cash at the door, with general admission seating. The lobby bar will pour IndieFerm beers on tap alongside bottled kombucha, wine, and other drinks. The Shady Roosters are South Shore musicians who have played together for more than two decades, first as Lonesome Jukebox and now with a refreshed lineup. Expect a blend of rockabilly, blues, roots, and classic country, plus originals that could spin on a 1950s jukebox. They play for the joy of it, and that lively energy gets the crowd moving.

West Winter Fest, previously known as the Frosty Village Craft Fair, gathers the community to highlight local creativity, small businesses, and school spirit while supporting a good cause. Run entirely by volunteers and organized by PTA board members and parent volunteers, this nonprofit craft fair directs all proceeds to the West Plymouth Elementary School PTA to fund enrichment programs, classroom resources, and meaningful experiences for students. Each year it showcases more than 80 artisans and vendors with unique, handmade and carefully curated goods, ideal for holiday shopping and gift giving. A bake sale and a lively raffle with contributions from local businesses and community partners add to the festive, welcoming atmosphere for families, friends, and neighbors.

Travel back in time through a theatrical dining experience shaped by historic New England food traditions. A carefully crafted menu accompanies performances by costumed interpreters who share songs and stories that illuminate the past. Each Feast ticket provides two days of access to all of Plimoth Patuxet’s historic sites. It is an immersive occasion where cuisine, history, and live performance come together in a memorable meal.

Eilen Jewell marks two decades on the road with a heartfelt appearance that honors the fans and friends who have supported her across the years. An artist from Idaho, she has performed in remarkable places, from trains and boats to black tie rooms on Wall Street and even a musk ox ranch, building connections across the globe and sharing stages with her heroes. This event reflects on those miles and moments, including encounters with children who bear her name and friendships rooted in music from far and wide. It also comes as she prepares to step away from touring after 2026 for an open ended pause to rest, explore new paths and focus on motherhood, while hoping to keep performing in some capacity. A warm look back and a thoughtful glimpse ahead, offered in gratitude.

This LGBTQIA+ social hour at The Speedwell Tavern is for adults from the Plymouth County area to connect in a welcoming environment. Participants can meet new people, chat over drinks or a meal, and enjoy casual conversation. The focus is community building rather than professional networking.

Enjoy a stress-free Thanksgiving with a hearty buffet of traditional dishes. Roast turkey is served alongside comforting sides and seasonal sweets in a calm, friendly setting. The generous spread lets you spend your time where it matters most, with family and friends. Your dining ticket also includes admission to the museum for two full days, so you can explore either before or after your meal.

History comes alive alongside a plated holiday meal in this Thanksgiving dining experience. While you enjoy classic New England fare at a shared table, an educator leads a thoughtful look at the holiday’s roots and how its meaning has evolved. Museum culture keepers and respected voices share stories that invite reflection on gratitude, tradition, and what it means to gather today. The focus is on conversation, connection, and comforting regional flavors around a welcoming communal table. Each dinner ticket also includes two-day access to every historic site at the museum.

At Plimoth Patuxet Museums, the New England Harvest Feast offers a dinner theater shaped by historic New England foodways. A menu grounded in tradition is served while costumed performers fill the room with songs and stories that spotlight another era. The experience blends cuisine, history, and performance into a single memorable meal. Each feast ticket also includes two days of admission to all of Plimoth Patuxet’s historic sites.

IndieFerm Brewing presents The Shady Roosters live in the Spire Center lobby, a laid-back, family-friendly setting with space to dance or relax with a drink. The lobby bar will serve IndieFerm beers on tap along with bottled kombucha, wine, and other beverages. Admission is $5 cash at the door with general admission seating. Hailing from the South Shore, the band has performed together for more than twenty years, first as Lonesome Jukebox and now with a refreshed lineup under The Shady Roosters name. Their set blends rockabilly, blues, roots, and classic country, plus originals that carry a 1950s jukebox vibe, delivered with an energy that gets audiences moving.

Create a custom holiday wreath during a cozy, hands-on workshop at Brewery 44, using fresh evergreens harvested from the farm. Participants can tailor their wreaths with decorations available for purchase during the session, such as bells, bows, bulbs, lights, pinecones, and other seasonal accents. All embellishments are supplied by The Farm and can be paid for at the end by cash, check, or credit card, and personal decorations are not permitted. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and food will be available to buy, and guests may bring their own snacks. An initial payment of $35 covers a farm-fresh wreath, with optional add-ons offered à la carte. This workshop is fully booked.

Plimoth Patuxet Museums presents the Winter Fine Arts & Craft Fair, a festive marketplace of fine art and crafts. Explore handmade gifts from independent artisans and creators, enjoy live music, take a hay ride, and savor seasonal food and beverages, with inspiring demonstrations adding to the experience. Admission is $5, children under 12 are free, and tickets are sold at the door.