Events in Plymouth

Thrifty Thursday Dinner Special

Thursday nights at Mamma Mia's Restaurants in Kingston feature a dinner special with a large cheese pizza, a small one topping pizza, and an antipasto for $40.95. The offer is available for dine in or takeout.

Paint night!

Enjoy a spring-themed paint night at Brewery 44 with guided, step-by-step instruction suitable for beginners. Settle in with food and drinks while you create, and personalize your painting by choosing your own colors. The cost is $30, payable via Venmo to @Monica-Gillet with the requested caption.

Music Bingo

DJ Steve leads a weekly music bingo session with no entry fee. Prizes are up for grabs, and Gillis Tavern serves food and drinks so dinner is taken care of while you play.

Pathfinder 2 at Round Table Games

Take part in Pathfinder Second Edition roleplaying at Round Table Games. Sessions occur on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. The cost is $25 per month with a Knights membership or $15 per session. Everyone receives RTG Reward points, with more information available on the store’s rewards page.

Kerri Powers

The Antonia and Vladimir Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund presents a lobby concert series that spotlights local and regional performers in a comfortable, close-knit setting, with the lobby reimagined as a 70-seat listening lounge. Kerri Powers appears with an acoustic guitar, a simple chair, and a tambourine on her boot, delivering deft country-blues fingerpicking rooted in the Piedmont tradition. Her playing invites comparisons to Rory Block, Chris Smither, Blind Blake, and Gary Davis, while her vocals carry grit, nuance, and warmth. The set spans the bluesy drive of Tallulah Send A Car For Me, the gentle hush of Train In The Night, and the playful spirit of Peepin’ Tom, all shaped by thoughtful writing and assured delivery. A lifelong creator who began crafting songs at nine, Powers grew up immersed in reading, painting, and guitar. Her family history includes a distant connection to Bing Crosby on her father’s side, maternal relatives linked to Herman Melville, and a grandmother who earned a living accompanying silent films on piano. Guided by her mother’s extensive record collection, she absorbed the work of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and John Prine. She recalls first hearing Prine’s Hello in There as a brief yet unforgettable journey that blended sorrow with hope, an influence that continues to color her songs and storytelling.

Mindfulness Hike at Shifting Lots Preserve

Step away from daily routines and slow down with a guided mindfulness hike at Shifting Lots Preserve. Wildlands Trust volunteer hike leader Betsy and Programming Coordinator Amy Burt will lead a quiet walk along the shores of Cape Cod Bay, with mindfulness instruction provided by experienced teacher Betsy Hall. Expect about an hour and a half of standing and walking practices in an open and welcoming space where participants can be themselves, supported by Wildlands Trust volunteers and staff. Participants are encouraged to bring a blanket or towel for beach sitting, wear sturdy closed-toed shoes, dress for the weather, and pack water and a snack. Tickets are $5 for members and $10 for nonmembers. This program is for ages 18 and older, pets are not permitted, and space is limited to 10 hikers with a minimum of 5 required. Parking is available at the preserve and the lot is small, so hikers may be asked to double park. With more than 25 years of experience, meditation teacher Betsy Hall trained under Jose Silva and has also studied with Zen Masters, Buddhist teachers, and Christian leaders. She enjoys guiding hikes in the forest, sees nature as a powerful meditation teacher, and supports participants in self-discovery and delight, drawing on her background as a teacher and guidance counselor. Outdoor programs are weather dependent, and any cancellations or postponements will be shared online with registered attendees notified by email. For questions, email events@wildlandstrust.org.

Seal Sightings

Celebrate the year-round presence of seals off the coast of Massachusetts with a guided sighting that pairs wildlife watching with learning. Experts share engaging facts about these sentinel marine mammals, why they matter to the ecosystem, and which species appear in different seasons. Watch for seals resting on shore and swimming in their natural habitat. Weather permitting, an anatomically accurate seal model will be available to explore adaptations and the traits humans share as mammals. The walk to the water takes only a few minutes and is appropriate for adults and children. Expect uneven paths and a very rocky beach, so wear close-toed shoes. Coastal conditions can be windy and cold, and layers are recommended. Binoculars are encouraged for closer views, with some available to borrow, and seals are often visible without them. Photography is welcome. Parking information: WDC staff will meet attendees at the bottom parking lot. If that lot is full, use the additional trail lot across the street. Parking is limited, so carpooling helps. For more information, call 508-746-2522. Tickets and donations are non-refundable.

Miss Debbie's Story Social

Miss Debbie leads a social-emotional story time featuring books about feelings and simple calming strategies related to each emotion. After the stories, participants take part in a craft, songs, and activities. Designed for caregivers with children ages 3 and up. Sign-up is available via QR code.

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.

Magic: 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.

The 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.

Antje 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.

Story Time with Miss Stephanie

Miss Stephanie leads a weekly story time.

🌎💧Make Your Own Watering Can💧🌎

An Earth Day inspired craft at Kingston Collection invites kids to get creative in the Food Court. Participants will decorate and convert a recycled plastic water bottle into a personal watering can to help keep their plants healthy. It can be paired with a flower from the Earth Day event to make a simple green-thumb starter kit, available while supplies last.

The Wailin Jennys

Find tickets to see The Wailin Jennys perform at Plymouth Memorial Hall.

Antje Duvekot and more

Antje Duvekot and Richard Shindell share the stage at the Spire Center for Performing Arts. Antje has toured widely across the United States and Europe, brings a commanding presence in concert, and has been invited to perform at top festivals.

$5 car wash fundraiser Carver Bible Baptist Church

A $5 car wash fundraiser at Carver Bible Baptist Church raises funds for the Youth Warriors & Watchmen Summer Camp. Every wash directly supports faith, fellowship, and lasting memories for young people. Cars, trucks, and SUVs are welcome.

Sourdough Basics with April

Explore the essentials of sourdough in a hands-on class that covers everything from caring for a starter to baking a loaf in your own kitchen. April guides participants step by step, making the process approachable for newcomers and anyone simply curious about sourdough. Each attendee takes home an organic starter and the skills to keep it strong and active. Enjoy a relaxed, informative session with samples of freshly baked bread and the option to sip a drink or two. Space is limited and tends to fill quickly.

Unite Through Rhythm: Drumming & Chanting

At Shanti Shala Yoga & Wellness Center, Unite Through Rhythm offers a community-focused drum circle where percussion and voice bring people together. Both experienced drummers and first-timers can take part as rhythms and chanting build a shared groove that sparks improvised creativity and invites free movement. The atmosphere centers on unity, joy, and connection through drumming, chanting, and dance. Cost is $15.

Turkish Mosaic Lamp Workshop

Discover Turkish mosaic art while channeling your creativity in a guided workshop that transforms vivid glass tiles into an 11-inch lamp that brightens any space with a cozy glow. An instructor offers step-by-step support, from choosing harmonious colors to arranging hand-cut pieces into a pattern you select. The experience lasts about two to two and a half hours, providing a calm, unhurried pace that makes the process feel meditative. Draw inspiration from traditional Anatolian symmetry or craft a bold, modern layout. No experience is needed, and everyone finishes with a one-of-a-kind mosaic lamp of their own design. All materials are provided, including a sturdy brass alloy frame with an antique-style finish, a traditional glass globe that showcases the mosaic from every angle, colorful glass tiles and classic shapes, decorative beads for extra texture, professional adhesive, and grout with an easy video guide to complete grouting at home once the piece has cured. An energy-saving LED bulb is included to deliver a warm, inviting light. This hands-on experience works well for date night, a creative outing with friends, or a relaxed solo project.

Little Miss Trio

The Little Miss Trio returns with a playful mix of swing and blues, setting the tone for a night filled with mischief and sass.

Pizza Paint Party featuring The Edge Pizza

Celebrate pizza with a creative paint party that pairs art-making with slices from The Edge Pizza. Artist Mike will guide participants in painting a pizza on canvas, with the option to customize toppings so the artwork reflects personal favorites and is ready to display or gift. Fresh pizza will be available to enjoy while you paint, prepared by Chef Mike Wisdom.

Illusionist Rick Thomas

Illusionist Rick Thomas brings a large-scale magic production to Plymouth Memorial Hall, combining jaw-dropping stage illusions with quick-witted humor, polished dance numbers, and an uplifting narrative to form one seamless show. His career includes five global tours across more than 50 countries and over 20,000 performances, entertaining millions at places like Caesars Colosseum, the Sydney Opera House, a 15-year run in Las Vegas, and on Broadway. Honors include the World Magic Awards’ top international title, Illusionist of the World, and the Key to the City of Las Vegas, along with recognition for presenting the city’s most successful family production. Television credits feature a primetime special on ABC and appearances on NBC’s The World’s Greatest Magic, The CW’s Masters of Illusion, MTV, FOX, TLC, Animal Planet, and the History Channel. The result is a high-energy show that offers more than standard tricks, delivering spectacle, laughter, choreography, and story-driven moments.

The Linda Ronstadt Experience

At Spire Center for Performing Arts, The Linda Ronstadt Experience highlights the music that made Linda Ronstadt a legend, led by American Idol alum Tristan McIntosh alongside a skilled band. McIntosh delivers both power and nuance, honoring Ronstadt’s signature style while keeping every moment engaging. The performance spans favorites like You’re No Good, When Will I Be Loved, That’ll Be the Day, and Blue Bayou, along with selections connected to songwriters such as Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, Tom Petty, Neil Young, the Rolling Stones, and Warren Zevon. Ronstadt’s producer Peter Asher has commended the group for its excellent work. Expect a heartfelt salute that moves from driving rock to tender ballads and invites listeners to revisit decades of beloved songs.

Hope Floats 11th Annual 5k Memory Walk

Honor the memory of loved ones at the 11th annual Hope Floats 5k Memory Walk. Participants walk together to remember and celebrate those who have passed, then gather for lunch, visit with vendors, and enjoy raffles. A rain date is planned.

Greenhouse Yoga

Enjoy Greenhouse Yoga with Meg Murphy Garfield on Saturdays, with weekday options on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Each class is limited to 20 participants. To reserve a spot, text Meg at 585 259 9943.

My Grownup & Me: Learn to Sew

Learn to sew together in a friendly, four session series at MIY Studio designed for one adult and one child. Pricing applies to one pair, and the adult may be a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, family friend, adult sibling, or caregiver. Children must be at least 7 years old by the first class. Lessons introduce sewing machine safety and operation, maneuvering, the purpose of basic stitches, troubleshooting, and simple sewing concepts. Participants put new skills to work by creating a patchwork pillow, with the possibility of an additional project depending on the pace of the class. Consider whether your child can follow instructions, make safe choices, and remain engaged for the full session.

The Curve

The Curve brings a mix of rock and pop as they make their first Cabby Shack appearance of the season.

Herring Run Festival

Celebrate the seasonal herring run with a day of family-friendly activities. Take part in herring counts, explore alewife-inspired art, enjoy games and live music, and talk with local scientists who are sharing insights from ongoing herring research. Capture a photo with Happy Fish, a character created by World Fish Migration Day that serves as a unifying symbol for people, organizations, and projects working to restore free-flowing rivers for thriving fish populations.

Toddler Play Group

A welcoming play group for toddlers and their parents that celebrates friendship and connection. Enjoy a variety of fun library activities while meeting other local families. Parents can find encouragement and a sense of community among peers. Children will have a great time, make new friends, and practice important social skills.

The Sovereign Breath, Journey to Authenticity

Set aside the masks and rediscover your voice in a 9D breathwork journey centered on authenticity. The experience weaves immersive sound, guided breathing, live intuitive support, and subconscious integration to help release old conditioning and move beyond outside expectations. Expect space for emotional release, deeper self-trust, and a more grounded connection to your truth. This is less about becoming someone new and more about remembering who you have always been. Taking place at Shanti Shala Yoga & Wellness Center.

Independent Bookstore Day

Independent Bookstore Day brings a celebration of books, community, and a touch of literary magic. Stop in during open hours to explore and enjoy a lively, cozy atmosphere. As the day approaches, look for previews of activities, treats, and exclusive goodies for a behind the scenes glimpse of what is planned.

Linda Ronstadt Experience

Celebrate a true music icon through a show that channels vocal prowess, heartfelt intensity, and commanding presence. The Linda Ronstadt Experience features American Idol star Tristan McIntosh and has been widely praised. The performance centers on the emotion and energy that defined her sound.

Family Spring Fest

A springtime festival tailored for families, offering a cheerful experience suited to every age group.

Spring Day Paint Party

After repeated weather postponements for the original "Snow Day" painting, this new "Spring Day" version celebrates brighter days and a change of season. Participants learn step by step how to paint a colorful spring scene in acrylics, featuring cherry blossoms, dandelions, and butterflies, plus a fun 3D cloud element that adds extra dimension. Artist Mike Berndt guides the process with tips and techniques so each canvas becomes a one of a kind creation, and no prior experience is required. Suitable for all ages and all skill levels. Children under 10 must be accompanied by a ticketed adult.

Sunday Funday

The Shady Roosters perform in the Spire Center’s lobby with a mix of rootsy rockabilly, blues, and country. Sponsored by IndieFerm, the event features craft beers on tap, bottled kombucha, and a selection of wine and other beverages. Seating is general admission. Admission is $5 cash at the door. A relaxed setting and lively tunes create an easygoing atmosphere.

Needle Felted Cardinal

Discover needle felting with instructor Kati Carloni in a beginner friendly workshop. Learn foundational techniques for sculpting wool and follow step by step instruction to create your own needle felted cardinal. All needed supplies are provided, and no prior experience is required. A $5 per person discount is available when booking with family or friends. The class is intended for teens and adults, and children ages 9 to 12 may participate when booked with a registered adult.

Comedy

Jeff Allen brings My First Final Farewell Tour to the stage, mixing longtime crowd pleasers with brand new stories. He explores marriage, family, and everyday life, and revisits his well known Happy Wife Happy Life bit. His career highlights include nearly a billion online views, seven Dry Bar Comedy specials, and appearances on America’s Got Talent, The Today Show, Comedy Central, and Showtime. He has also starred in the films Apostles of Comedy and My 7 Grandmas. Fans who follow his clips on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube can expect the same style of humor in a live performance.

Sip & Stitch - An Open Studio at M.I.Y.

A relaxed open studio at MIY Studio welcomes stitchers of every kind to create and connect in a friendly, supportive setting. Bring your own knitting, crochet, sewing, embroidery, quilting, macramé, weaving, mending, or any other stitch-focused project and enjoy unhurried creative time. This is not a class and there is no formal instruction, but participants trade ideas, encourage one another, and share inspiration. Coffee and tea are available to keep the creativity flowing. The gathering embraces the spirit of a community third place, offering a welcoming environment beyond home and work that nurtures joy, belonging, resilience, and overall well-being. Registration is flexible, with the option to book a single visit for $15 by selecting a date on the event calendar, or a five-week block for $60 with automatic enrollment for the chosen dates. Credits or refunds are not offered for missed sessions. Attendees should bring their projects and their creative energy.

Monthly Dog Nail Trim Clinic Plympton

A monthly dog nail care clinic is offered at Tractor Supply Co. in Plympton for $15. Choose a standard trim or have nails filed smooth with a dremel. Payment options include cash, card, and Venmo. Dogs must be current on their rabies vaccination. Walk-ins are welcome and no appointment is required.

Pokémon Official Weekly Standard Tournament at Round Table Games

Take part in an official Pokémon Trading Card Game Standard tournament at Round Table Games. Players step into the role of a trainer, put Pokémon into play, and launch attacks to overcome opposing Pokémon. Entry is $5. Every participant receives a prize pack while supplies last and earns 10 RTG Reward points for each round played, and Knights earn double stamps. Final standings award additional RTG Reward Points on a rising scale, and the champion receives 100 RTG Reward points on top of the other rewards.

Plymouth | Wolf Pizza — Untold Brewing

Handcrafted pizzas from Wolf Pizza will be served at Untold Brewing's Plymouth taproom.

Candlelight Concert Series – Revolution & The Enlightenment

The Candlelight Concert Series presents unique musical experiences within Plymouths historic venues. The series creates a serene ambiance with hundreds of flickering candles offering a magical and immersive escape for the evening. This particular concert features Revolution & The Enlightenment with the Chordage Ensemble.

Jeff Allen

Attend a performance by Jeff Allen.

Meet, Mingle & Make a Difference

Parents and caregivers connected to Nathaniel Morton Elementary School can explore ways to contribute to next year’s NMES PTA. The gathering highlights leadership openings such as president and vice president, event lead and committee roles for the Fall Festival, Winter Wonderland, Talent Show, and Ninja Run, and flexible support positions that help with games and activities, registration and forms, and communications including social media, email, flyers, Canva, and tech. Expect a casual and welcoming environment to get information, ask questions, and meet other NMES families while discovering how to support a fun, connected, and enriching school community for all students.

Monday Trivia

At Martinis of Plymouth, Ponder hosts a pen and paper trivia night alongside other games. Expect challenging questions, upbeat hosts, and music that keeps the energy high, creating an evening that mixes brainpower and laughter with food and drinks. There is no cost to participate, and prizes go to the highest scoring teams. Put your knowledge to the test on Boston’s South Shore.

Plymouth Pride Planning Meetings

Gather with the Plymouth Pride community for an open public planning meeting at the main branch of Plymouth Public Library. The discussion welcomes ideas and participation to help keep Plymouth Pride events going strong. Attend in person at the library, or choose the virtual option available through Zoom.

Cards & Cabs Uva Wine Bar-Plymouth

Enjoy a relaxed creative night at Uva Wine Bar Plymouth, where guests can sip a favorite wine while crafting a set of 12 cards. Friends are welcome. The gathering is co-hosted by Personal Photo Organizer Susan Baracchini, and the price includes a Creative Memories Boxed Card Kit, a Creative Memories Tape Runner, and a $10 credit toward wine. Registration is required in advance. For questions, contact Susan at 774-722-1387 or susanbcmc@verizon.net.

Kids Eat Free Kingston

Mamma Mia's Restaurants (Kingston) offers a dine-in Wednesday promotion where the purchase of an adult entrée includes a complimentary kids meal. This offer is available at lunch and at dinner.

Grab-n-Go Community Dinner

The Salvation Army of Plymouth hosts a free take-home community dinner distributed from the parking lot. It takes place on the last Tuesday of each month, welcomes everyone, and there is no charge for a meal. Menu and schedule information may change, so updates will be provided as they become available. For questions or details, contact Envoy Anne Rich at anne.rich@use.salvationarmy.org.

Walk and Sip

The meetup starts outside La Bamba Tacos & Tequila, then heads out for a friendly walk lasting about an hour and covering roughly 1 to 3 miles at an easy, choose-your-own-pace stride. Participants can wrap up early or add a little more distance if they wish. After the walk, an optional sip, and sometimes a bite to eat, takes place inside the restaurant, with bar seating and tables set up for the group and separate checks for any food or drinks. Parking in the lot is free, and there is no cost to participate. Attendance typically ranges from about 15 to 20 people, with a focus on relaxed, companionable conversation. Please note that dogs are not permitted. Plans may change with the weather, so check the event page on Facebook for updates before heading out. Stay for the sipping as long as it suits you.

Wooden trinket box for Mother’s Day at Vitamin Sea in Weymouth

Participants will decorate a wooden trinket box that can be given for Mother’s Day or kept for themselves. All materials are provided, and a guided demonstration will lead you through each step while encouraging personal creativity. The cost is 30.00 per person. Payment can be sent via Venmo to @createwithkath. Refunds are not available.

Magic: Commander Night

Round Table Games welcomes players for a friendly Magic: The Gathering event focused on the Commander format. Build around a legendary creature and dive into multiplayer matches filled with big moments. Commander decks use 99 cards that match the colors of your chosen leader, with only single copies of each card except basic lands, and your commander can return to the battlefield multiple times over the course of the game. The atmosphere emphasizes learning, camaraderie, and fun alongside healthy competition. Entry is $10. Every participant receives one regularly priced Magic Draft, Set, or Play booster pack. Players who sign in through Eventlink also earn 10 RTG Reward points per game, with Knights receiving double points, and one randomly selected participant receives a foil promo pack while supplies last.

Spring Bean Mosaics

Make mosaic art with beans inspired by spring in a come-and-go format. This activity is suitable for ages 5 and older.

Amigurumi Axolotl - Intermediate Crochet Workshop

Build amigurumi skills while creating a cheerful axolotl in this intermediate crochet workshop that puts technique first. With guidance from Jessie, an expert crocheter, and Jill, an experienced instructor, you will practice working in the round with a magic ring, refine increasing and decreasing, and learn how to attach small parts securely. It suits makers who have recently learned the basics or are self-taught and ready to begin real projects. The emphasis is on learning methods you can use again, even if you plan to gift the finished axolotl. Participants should already be comfortable with a slip knot, chain, and single crochet. Adults and mature teens 15 and older are welcome. This is a two-session workshop. Please bring a 3.25 mm hook; yarn and the remaining materials are provided.

Mall Walker Meet Up

This monthly meet up for mall walkers takes place at the food court and offers a relaxed chance to connect with fellow walkers and members of the mall management team. Complimentary coffee and donuts are available. Each gathering includes a little something extra, such as a light activity, a wellness tip, or a guest from a local organization who shares helpful information and resources to help everyone stay active and feel their best. No registration is required, and participants are welcome to drop in before, during, or after their walk to take a break and chat.

Toddler Storytime

Stop by for storytelling, songs, and accompanying activities led by volunteer Sarah Hewins.

Tavern On The Wharf – Plymouth, MA

Enjoy a night of trivia with friends. This event occurs every Tuesday.

BOGO Wednesdays

At Mamma Mia's Kingston, dine in and take advantage of a special offer where purchasing one entrée makes the second entrée 50 percent off. Items bought with this discount do not qualify for VIP Loyalty.

Prime Rib Thursdays

Carmela's brings back its choice cut prime rib for dine-in guests, offered in limited quantities until sold out.

Framed Sea Glass Art

Enjoy an uplifting art night with Barbara Newman focused on crafting framed sea glass art. Participants will arrange small pieces of sea glass into a floral motif, then add simple line art to bring the design to life. The project is beginner friendly and all materials are provided, so no prior experience is required. Come on your own or invite a friend. By the end, you will take home an 8 by 8 inch framed piece that is ready to display, gift, or proudly show off. Expect an easy, slightly whimsical process with plenty of good vibes and just enough creative play to make it unexpectedly satisfying.

**Sold Out**Resin Wave Board Class at Untold Brewing

Learn how to craft a coastal inspired charcuterie board using resin at a hands-on class hosted at Untold Brewing. Participants are guided through mixing and tinting techniques to create layered ocean effects, then design a personalized seascape on a board to take home. Boards are available in different shades and there are many colors to choose from, with selection made upon arrival. One drink is included. Additional drinks and bar snacks are available for purchase, and outside food is welcome with local restaurants able to deliver. Finished pieces are boxed for easy transport, and the resin needs about 24 hours to fully cure before use. The resin is food safe, and care is hand wash only, not dishwasher or microwave. This workshop welcomes all skill levels, especially beginners. Due to limited space, each attendee must work on their own board. Teenagers under 18 may participate with an accompanying adult. Free parking is available. This class is sold out.

Music Trivia Wednesdays!

Gillis Tavern hosts a music trivia night with opportunities to win prizes. There is no charge to participate. Food and drinks are available to complement the fun.

Learn to Sew - Adults & Teens 16+

At MIY Studio, adults and teens 16 and older can get started with sewing in a friendly beginner course. It is designed for those brand new to the craft or anyone in need of a refresher. Instruction covers essential safety, how a sewing machine works to support troubleshooting, how to operate and guide the machine with confidence, the purpose of basic stitches, and the steps to finish a simple project. By the end, participants can take on straightforward projects and follow tutorials independently. Regular practice is encouraged, and learners who want to grow further can continue with intermediate project classes and workshops, as well as Learn-to-Quilt and adult Next-Level offerings. This is a multi-session series and attendance at every meeting is required. If an unforeseen absence occurs, a private make-up lesson must be completed before the next session to continue, with an additional fee of $30 per hour.

Mamma Bears Club

Admission is free. Find discounts on holiday shopping while kids are entertained.

From Apollo to Tomorrow

Blake Planetarium at Plymouth Community Intermediate School hosts an evening that looks back at the first Moon landings and ahead to the technology shaping lunar exploration. CAPCOM GO! The Apollo Story places the audience in the world of mission control, illustrating how teamwork and ingenuity brought humans to the lunar surface with archival recordings, vivid imagery, and clear narration. The program then shifts to Back to the Moon for Good, which follows international competitors in the Google Lunar XPRIZE as they design and launch spacecraft, spotlighting both rivalry and collaboration in the quest to return to the Moon with human and robotic missions. The night wraps up with Seasonal Stargazing, a brief tour of the current sky with tips for spotting standout stars and constellations. Admission is handled exclusively online, with no sales at the door. The venue uses a paperless check-in, so attendees are added to a list and can enter by providing their name. Suitable for all ages. Complimentary parking is available. Food and beverages are not permitted inside the planetarium. All sales are final. For questions, email Alison Riordan at ariordan@plymouth.k12.ma.us, Science Curriculum Coordinator, Plymouth Public Schools.

Preschool Storytime

A drop-in session featuring stories, songs, and related activities. Spend time listening to stories, enjoying songs, and taking part in activities connected to the readings.

Dine For Dollars

Enjoy a meal at Mamma Mia's on the Plymouth Waterfront while supporting The Plymouth South Boys Hockey Team. Present a screenshot of this event to your server when dining in or ordering takeout, and 15 percent of your food and soft drink total will be donated to the team. This fundraiser applies only at this location on the specified event date and is not valid on other days. Alcohol, trays, functions, gift card purchases, DoorDash, and online ordering do not qualify. Discounted offerings such as Dinner for Two, and overlapping promotions like Cannoli for a Cause, may also be excluded. All Dine For Dollars events are confirmed with management ahead of time. Reserving a table in advance is recommended.

Babysitter Safety Training

This two-part babysitter safety course is designed for ages 11 ½ and up. It offers guidance for both first-time and experienced sitters, focusing on child-care safety while covering core topics in child development and practical skills for caring for children.

Thrifty Thursday Dinner Special

Mamma Mia's Kingston features a dinner special that includes one large cheese pizza, one small one topping pizza, and antipasto for $40.95. Available for dine-in or takeout.

Music Bingo

DJ Steve hosts a weekly round of music bingo at Gillis Tavern. Participation is free, and prizes are up for grabs. Enjoy food and drinks from the tavern while you play for a relaxed night out, with a lively mix of songs and friendly competition.

Miss Debbie's Story Social

Miss Debbie leads a story time centered on social and emotional topics. She reads books about a specific feeling and shares calming strategies that match the theme. After the reading, participants take part in a craft, sing songs, and enjoy simple activities. This program is intended for children ages 3 and up accompanied by a caregiver.

Magic: The Gathering FNM Chaos Draft

Round Table Games hosts a Friday Night Magic chaos draft focused on friendly play and community. Newcomers and longtime players are welcome, with teaching and sportsmanship valued alongside the tournament results. Entry consists of the cost of the booster packs used, and the previous month’s Magic League winner receives a 10 percent discount. Each participant drafts from three Magic Draft or Play booster packs of their choice. Players who check in through Eventlink earn RTG Reward points for each round played, with Knights receiving double stamps. One randomly selected participant receives a foil promo pack, placement adds points on a scaling basis, and additional prizes may be offered. The winner also receives a promo pack, one Play booster pack selected by the store, and 100 RTG Reward points.

Sober Social Night at MIY: Pebble Art Workshop

Set aside an alcohol-free evening devoted to creativity and connection. This adults-only workshop focuses on crafting pebble art on an 8x8 reversible cradled wood frame. The experience begins with an introduction to the materials and easy techniques, along with design ideas for inspiration. Participants select their stones, plan a layout, and may paint the frame or pebbles if desired. Clear, step-by-step guidance covers securing each element and adding polished finishing touches. All supplies are provided, and bringing a personal pebble stash is welcome. Stones that work best are lightweight, low profile, smooth, and have at least one fairly flat side for good adhesion. A mix of shapes and sizes around 0.25 to 1.5 inches is helpful. Snacks and alcohol-free beverages are welcome. Ideal for individuals, couples, or groups who prefer a sober social setting, whether for recovery, health considerations, or simply by choice.

Full Flower Moon Outdoor Sound Bath Experience

At Olde Grove Farm, unwind under the Flower Moon during an outdoor sound bath as daylight softens and the moon lifts into the evening sky. The setting features gentle lights in the trees and the quiet presence of farm animals settling in for the night. Soothing tones and vibrations invite deep relaxation and a sense of connection. Each attendee is welcomed with a warm cup of herbal tea, and anyone interested may receive a personal angel card message for guidance. The Flower Moon is often linked with growth, abundance, and transformation, aligning with the intention to relax, release, and appreciate the beauty of the evening. Admission is $45 per person. For comfort, consider bringing a yoga mat, pillow, a light blanket, bug spray, or a zero gravity lawn chair.

Full Moon Ceremony

Honor the first of two full moons in May with a reflective release ceremony focused on shedding energies, thought patterns, and beliefs that no longer serve your highest good. After the letting go portion, there will be a brief Holy Fire meditation followed by the sharing of Holy Fire Reiki energies. This is a free event, and donations are welcome but not required. It also marks the first waterside full moon release of the year.

First Fridays

On the first Friday of each month, the planetarium presents a live, unscripted show led by Steve Davies that explores what is visible in the sky right now. Each installment highlights the seasonal night sky and offers practical guidance on spotting planets, standout stars, and familiar constellations. Participants also learn how to read a star map and receive a copy to take home. It works as a before- or after-dinner outing, a casual date night, or even a cozy pajama-friendly evening for all ages. Tickets are sold online only and are not available at the door. The venue operates without paper tickets, so purchasers are added to an attendee list and simply check in by name on show night. Complimentary parking is available. Food and beverages are not permitted inside the planetarium. All sales are final with no refunds. For questions about the program, contact Alison Riordan, Science Curriculum Coordinator for Plymouth Public Schools.

Full Moon Creatures of the Night Hike at Lyman Reserve

Experience a guided full moon hike at Lyman Reserve that explores the after-dark world of wildlife. Learn about the adaptations that help owls, frogs, and other nocturnal creatures thrive at night, and practice tuning in to the sounds, shapes, and subtle signs that reveal activity after sunset. Expect owl hoots, a chorus of frogs, the hush of wind in the trees, and the soft rustle of small mammals for a fresh perspective on the landscape. The route features a one-and-a-half-mile loop from the parking area to Red Brook through freshwater wetlands, pine barrens, and a sandy beach, with an additional quarter-mile path that offers a scenic passage through maritime scrub oak and pine to the shoreline. As evening turns to night, the walk continues under the glow of the moon and stars. Welcoming to nature lovers of all ages. A small flashlight may be helpful. Pre-registration is required.

The Steel Wheels

The Steel Wheels bring two decades of shared music-making to the stage as they mark the milestone with a self-titled ninth studio album. Following their 2024 release Sideways, the third created with producer Sam Kassirer at Great North Sound Society in Maine, the band shifted course and teamed up with producer and engineer D. James Goodwin, who previously mixed Over The Trees. They recorded live together at The Isokon in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, an approach that favored spontaneity, close listening, and a palpable sense of togetherness. The new record showcases the group’s full breadth, moving from the drive of folk rock to the intimate, harmony-rich acoustic sound that has been there since the start, balancing energy, humor, and insight with quiet, personal moments and a fresh spin on the string band tradition. Banjo player and songwriter Trent Wagler grounds the songs with thoughtful lyrics that ask big questions, including the summer-light pull of Easy, which considers what we trade when everything on the other side of our screens feels, well, easy.

May Day

Welcome the new month as Traffic Jam provides the music at Gillis Family Tavern. Good food, good drinks, and lively sounds set the tone for a cheerful start to May.

Tick Talk

Prepare for peak tick season with a presentation from Plymouth County entomologist Blake Dinius, who will share an overview of ticks and tick-borne illnesses. Get straightforward tips to protect yourself as the weather warms, plus practical guidance for safeguarding your yard and pets. To register, call the library at 781-585-4551 or email Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

Letters by Candlelight

Experience an intimate evening in the Hedge House as correspondence from the Hedge family is brought to life by costumed interpreters. Dramatic readings of original letters, including ones written during the American Civil War, share reflections from that era and echo the voices that once filled this home. Guests move from room to room in a candlelit setting while family members are portrayed reading their words aloud, turning private writings into a shared, immersive experience. Admission is scheduled in set intervals that can be selected during ticket purchase. Tickets are $18, or $13 for PAS members.

Blockbuster Broadway

At Plymouth Memorial Hall, a concert of Broadway favorites spotlights blockbuster numbers from beloved shows. The program features selections from Waitress, Hamilton, Jersey Boys, Funny Girl, The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Cabaret, Les Misérables, and The Lion King. The Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Steven Karidoyanes, performs with guest artists from Spot-On Entertainment to bring these songs to life onstage. Tickets are priced at $35, $60, $70, and $150. All tickets for Memorial Hall shows include a $1 restoration fee assessed by the town of Plymouth. A pre-concert cocktail party in the Blue Room at Memorial Hall is available for $25.

BoDeans

BoDeans marks four decades since the release of Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams with an extended concert running about two and a half hours. The performance combines an on-screen retrospective with music that spans all 14 studio albums and five decades, from the 1980s through the 2020s. Led by founder and original frontman Kurt Neumann, the set draws on favorites like Good Things, You Don’t Get Much, Idaho, and Closer to Free. The band first broke through in 1986 in Waukesha, WI with a debut produced by T Bone Burnett, followed by releases including Outside Looking In, Home, Black and White, and Go Slow Down, which featured Closer to Free, known as the theme for the television series Party of Five. Their reputation on stage has included sharing bills with U2, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Tom Petty, The Pretenders, and David Bowie, along with appearances at Farm Aid, Summerfest, and ACL.

Historic Plymouth: A Day Trip

In honor of MA250, this day trip makes it easy to experience historic Plymouth without the hassle of driving. Travel on the MBTA Commuter Rail’s Kingston Line from South Station to Kingston Station with simple, step-by-step instructions provided, then rely on a comfortable van for transportation around town. Spend two hours at Plimoth Patuxet Museums, where historical interpreters bring 17th-century life into focus, and visit Mayflower II, a full-size replica of the ship that carried the Pilgrims in 1620, with 45 minutes allotted. The afternoon offers three unhurried hours along the waterfront to stroll the harbor, browse shops, enjoy a seaside lunch, or relax by the ocean, supported by curated recommendations to tailor the experience. The package includes a Weekend Commuter Rail Pass, round-trip van service within Plymouth, admission to both Plimoth Patuxet Museums and Mayflower II, dedicated time for each stop, three hours of free time on the waterfront, and a map of Downtown Plymouth.

Pre Cinco de Mayo Party

Start the Cinco de Mayo fun a little early at Cancun Family Restaurant in Kingston with live rock and roll from Traffic Jam. Enjoy good food, cold drinks, and a festive soundtrack that sets the mood. Bring friends and make it a lively night out.

Pinewoods Cleanup Day 2

Volunteers are needed to help recover from the February storm and prepare the camp to open as normal. Work will focus on clearing downed limbs, plus shoveling and raking dirt. Sandwich fixings, snacks, and beverages will be available. Those with food restrictions are encouraged to bring a lunch that works for them. Registered participants will receive an email ahead of the cleanup with details on what to bring and where to meet. If weather changes the plan, registrants will be notified by email.

Park Serve Day

DCR’s Annual Park Serve Day brings a hands-on volunteer effort to Myles Standish State Forest, focusing on spruce-ups around headquarters. Recent projects have included planting flowers, enhancing a pollinator garden, raking, and spreading mulch. When the work wraps up, the Friends will host a complimentary cookout with hamburgers and hot dogs for participants, and vegetarian options can be arranged in advance. The cookout is planned for the new pavilion behind headquarters.

Greenhouse Yoga

Greenhouse Yoga with Meg Murphy Garfield offers Saturday sessions with space for up to 20 participants. Weekday classes are also available on Tuesdays and Thursdays. To reserve a spot, text Meg at 585 259 9943.

Intermediate Sewing Workshop: Memory Bear

Transform meaningful garments into a huggable keepsake in this intermediate sewing workshop focused on creating a Memory Bear. Over three sessions totaling nine hours, participants follow a commercial pattern and build confidence with essential steps such as planning cutting layouts, transferring pattern marks, precise cutting, and reading visual diagrams. Key techniques include navigating curves and circular seams, constructing a fully three-dimensional project, and turning and stuffing for a smooth, finished shape. Bring clothing to repurpose, or use a bundle of fat quarters to make a practice version before cutting into sentimental pieces. Woven fabrics work best. If using stretchy knits like T-shirts or jerseys, lightweight fusible interfacing is needed to stabilize the material. The workshop fee is $165 for the complete three-day course. The finished bear makes a heartfelt gift, whether created from childhood outfits for a graduate or garments that honor a loved one.

Plymouth Community Health & Safety Fair

Hosted by Plymouth Public Schools, this fifth annual community health and safety fair is a free event created in partnership with Plymouth Family Network, a program within the district that has run an Early Childhood Fair for 28 years. The fair shares health and safety resources with local families. While Plymouth Family Network primarily supports families with children ages 0 to 5, this event expands the offerings to include resources for students and families with children ages 6 and older.

Arts In Bloom Indoor Arts & Craft Fair

An indoor celebration of art and craft organized by the Great Island Artisans' Guild at The Pinehills in Plymouth. Enjoy a welcoming setting to explore creative work all under one roof.

Puzzle Exchange

Two exchanges are scheduled at the Plymouth library in the Craft Room on the first floor. After these sessions, the series will pause until September.

Plymouth Arts & Crafts on the Green 2026

Arts & Crafts on the Green returns to Plymouth with a free, family-friendly celebration of creativity and community on the Town Green. Visitors can explore a wide range of handcrafted ceramics, paintings, jewelry, textiles, woodwork, and more, meet the makers, and watch live demonstrations that showcase their creative process. Live music sets an easygoing tone, creating a warm setting for discovering unique pieces and talking with local artisans. The event is presented with support from To The Moon and Back, a nonprofit that assists families raising children with medical complexities through resources, advocacy, and community support. Vendors interested in participating can inquire by email and should be cautious of scams.

Aura Chakra Reading with Sha Blackburn

Sha Blackburn returns for a third visit with individualized aura and chakra imaging sessions that reveal your inner landscape. Past visits have sold out. Each appointment features a person-to-person reading rather than a computer-generated analysis and includes a high-resolution 4x6 portrait of your aura and chakras. Whether you are nurturing the heart chakra or hoping to build a connection with spirit allies, the experience offers a moment-in-time portrait of your spiritual growth. Sessions also provide actionable guidance for shifting energy, restoring balance, and aligning your energetic state with your goals. The cost is $63.00. Refunds are not available.

Grow in Faith Spring Craft Fair

A spring craft fair centered on the Grow in Faith theme focuses on renewal, spiritual growth, and deep roots. Proceeds from the event support this year’s Summer Sleepover Bible Camp, giving kids opportunities for fellowship, games, activities, crafts, and church services. Highlights include a welcome table where patrons are greeted and the gospel is shared, a hands-on seed planting station where attendees can start a take-home plant, and a bake sale fundraiser with all profits benefiting the camp. Artisan vendors will showcase handmade creations along with food, desserts, and drinks. The gathering emphasizes community and planting seeds for spiritual growth.

BoDeans

Find tickets for Bodeans at Spire Center For The Performing Arts in Plymouth.

Needle Felted Chickadee

Explore needle felting with Kati Carloni in a beginner friendly class. Learn foundational techniques for shaping wool as you create a needle felted chickadee, with step by step guidance throughout. All supplies and materials are included, and no experience is required. The workshop is geared toward teens and adults, and participants ages 9 to 12 may attend when booked with a registered adult. Save $5 per person when registering with family or friends.

Let Your Fascia Flow

Unwind and restore in a two hour workshop that blends self myofascial release and yoga to decrease tension, ease discomfort, and expand mobility. Explore how fascia, the web like connective tissue that surrounds muscles, bones, organs, and nerves, provides structure and can be impacted by injury, surgery, and emotional stress, sometimes forming adhesions that restrict movement. Through focused pressure, intentional movement, and mindful breathing, you will work to soften adhesions, relieve tightness, and support smoother, more comfortable motion across your body. These practices help maintain mobility and range of motion, important elements of aging well. The session features guided use of specialized therapy and massage balls, a sequence of yoga postures to lengthen and open the body, breath and mindfulness practices to encourage relaxation and healing, and individualized adjustments. This workshop welcomes athletes, weekend warriors, those navigating midlife changes, anyone experiencing ongoing tension, and anyone seeking overall well being. No previous yoga experience is required, just curiosity and a willingness to try something new. Space is limited to 12 participants and advance registration is required.

One Town One Tournament

This golf day supports the PSHS and PNHS booster clubs. It brings together community spirit and plenty of fun on the course. Teams are welcome, and registration is available for groups that would like to play together.

Run Through the Pines Half Marathon & 5K

This race at Myles Standish State Forest features two distance options, a half marathon and a 5K. Choose the distance that works for you, and visit the race website for complete information and registration.

Ever After Princess Ball

At Hotel 1620 Plymouth Harbor, this immersive fairytale experience centers on meaningful moments between children and the princesses. Look for friendly meet-and-greets, storybook-style live performances, interactive dancing and group moments, and photo opportunities using your own device, all paced so no one feels rushed and every family can fully enjoy the time together in a warm setting where every child is encouraged to shine. The event is offered in three identical sessions with limited capacity to preserve a calm, safe, high-quality experience; select a preferred session when purchasing tickets and plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before the one chosen. Every attendee, including adults and children, needs a ticket. General Admission is $45, and a brief Early Bird option is available to waitlist families. Tickets are non-refundable but transferable. A parent or guardian is required to stay with their child throughout the event, and no meal is included. By attending, guests grant Ever After Events permission to photograph and record video for promotional purposes.

Touch a Truck

This annual Touch-A-Truck fundraiser at the Y features opportunities for children of all ages to climb aboard, explore, and learn about a variety of big, distinctive vehicles in a safe, fun setting. A bounce house, food for purchase, and other activities are planned. The event will be held rain or shine. Proceeds support the Y’s Annual Campaign. Admission is $5 per person or $25 for a family of five or more. Registration is available only via Eventbrite. For details, call 508-927-3100.

Pokémon Standard Tournament

Take part in a Standard format Pokémon Trading Card Game event at Round Table Games. Step into the role of a trainer, set your Pokémon on the field, and battle opponents in head to head matches. The entry fee is $5. Participants receive a prize pack, subject to availability, earn 10 RTG Reward points for each round played, and collect additional RTG Reward Points based on final placement, for example 10 for last place, 20 for second to last, 30 for the next spot, and so on. Knights receive double stamps. The winner also earns 100 RTG Reward points on top of the standard rewards.

DIY Sola Wood Flower Arrangement Workshop

Explore your creativity at a hands-on workshop dedicated to crafting a lasting sola wood flower arrangement. With Mother’s Day coming up, it is a chance to make a thoughtful, handmade gift that can be enjoyed for years. Choose from an array of pre-dyed wood flowers, greenery, and decorative fillers to design a piece that matches your style. Select a holder, add a touch of sparkle if you like, then stem and arrange the blooms to build a unique centerpiece. All supplies are included, and flowers are pre-dyed and prepared for easy assembly, which makes the experience welcoming for every skill level. A Kingston Recreation account is required to register for this program.

DIY Sola Wood Flower Arrangements

At Kingston Parks and Recreation Department, explore a brand new workshop focused on crafting your own sola wood flower arrangement. All materials are included, with pre-dyed wood flowers, greenery, fillers, and a variety of holders to choose from. Participants can select their container, pick out blooms and foliage, and add a little sparkle while learning to stem and style a custom design. Because each flower is hand dyed and hand painted, registrations are final with no refunds, credits, or exchanges. Hot glue guns will be in use during the class, and AC&DC Family Crafting requires attendees to accept responsibility for their own safety on or off the premises. This session is open to anyone who appreciates flowers.

Navigating Retirement with Confidence Seminar

At Plymouth Public Library, this free, educational workshop helps you evaluate your retirement readiness and outline practical steps with greater clarity and confidence. Designed for those nearing retirement as well as anyone still a few years away, the session explains how retirement income works, timing considerations for Social Security, strategies for handling rising healthcare costs, ways to build a more predictable plan, and common pitfalls to avoid. Presented in a relaxed, informative setting, participants leave with actionable insights they can apply right away. Refreshments will be provided.

Inebri-Art Figure Drawing

Inebri-Art presents a relaxed life drawing session at Vitamin Sea Brewing Plymouth that welcomes artists of any experience level. This edition features Pixie returning as the model. Participants create studies alongside a supportive community and can enjoy craft beer while they work. Admission is $10 per person. Attendees are encouraged to bring a sketchpad and their preferred drawing tools, and friends are welcome. The series has thrived for more than a decade.

Tavern On The Wharf

Enjoy trivia with friends. This event is tagged as Plymouth, Trivia, and Tuesday.

Beyond the Veil: Mastery in Mediumship

Advance your mediumship in a six-week, master-level intensive led by Sarah Angley at Spirits and Stars Crystals and Cards in Carver, Massachusetts. Built for practitioners with advanced training who are already comfortable establishing a connection and delivering basic evidence and messages, this immersive, practice-centered program focuses on refinement, precision, and trust. Expect guided exercises and extensive reading practice aimed at strengthening your link with the Spirit World, sharpening specific evidential details, increasing confidence, deepening trust in received information, developing greater control within sessions, and clarifying your personal voice and presence as a medium. The format is participation heavy, with students both giving and receiving readings in a supportive, focused, and respectful setting. The commitment spans six weeks, and the fee is $444. This offering is intended for those moving from development into mastery, where effort gives way to embodiment and working with Spirit becomes steady and assured. Prospective participants should meet the listed prerequisites and confirm fit before registering.

Coastal Candle Workshop

Slip into a seaside state of mind while creating a personalized gel candle with an ocean-inspired vibe. Shape the look of your candle with thoughtful adornment to make it uniquely yours. This creative session centers on soothing coastal themes.

Spire Lobby Series: Sam Robbins and more

Presented by The Antonia and Vladimir Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund, this installment of a series that spotlights local and regional musicians offers a relaxed, intimate concert experience on the mainstage. Known for creating a cozy, 70-seat lounge atmosphere in the lobby, the series brings a close-up feel to thoughtful songwriting and distinctive voices. Sam Robbins, a singer songwriter with an old-soul sensibility, draws on the spirit of 1970s greats like James Taylor and Neil Young while adding a lively, contemporary edge to the troubadour tradition. His third album, So Much I Still Don’t See, reflects years spent on the road, including grueling stretches of about 45,000 miles a year, capturing the lessons and stories gathered through constant travel and early-career milestones. Grace Morrison blends piano and accordion with a love of history, a Renaissance Faire flair, cranberry farming roots, and even a personal coffee blend, channeling a deep connection to New England. Raised on Cape Cod, she has shaped a style she calls Saltwater Country, mixing country-style storytelling and twang with the grit and heart of the coastal Northeast. Her vocals have been praised for their sweetness and clarity, and critics have noted similarities to artists such as Jewel, Joan Osborne, Lisa Loeb, and Natalie Merchant.

Grace Morrison and more

Grace Morrison appears alongside Sam Robins for a live performance at the Spire Center for Performing Arts in Plymouth. Experience both artists sharing the stage in a concert at this venue.

Josh Turner: This Country Music Thing Tour

Josh Turner brings a performance of country music to Plymouth Memorial Hall, highlighting tradition and craftsmanship at the core of his career. More than two decades after a landmark debut, the MCA Nashville recording artist remains firmly rooted while continuing to grow. With a deep, steady voice and South Carolina roots, he has weathered shifting trends and arrived at a place of confident creativity. Celebrating his tenth studio album, he presents music that reflects his enduring style and the importance of the work he continues to do.

Session Americana

Session Americana is a Boston-based collective of top-tier singers, players, and writers that tours internationally, mixing its own catalog with a deep well of songs from the American songbook to create a lively, close-knit atmosphere centered on joy. For this performance, longtime friend and collaborator Kris Delmhorst is part of the lineup. On stage they trade instruments, rotate lead vocals, and share songwriting, continually exploring new collaborations and delivering a sound that feels timeless, equal parts rock energy and folk spirit in an intimate package. The group grew from friends swapping songs in a bar, to a sought-after weekly residency, to a touring collective. Along the way they have released nine albums, played clubs and festivals across the United States and Europe, and built strong ties with a broad community of musicians while choosing their own path over industry formulas. Their connection has drawn admiration from peers and press alike: Anaïs Mitchell has praised their joyful focus and effortless musical conversation, Rolling Stone has noted their rotating lineup and roots in the Irish seisiún tradition while highlighting their blend of country, jazz, and rock within American roots music, and Bluestown Music Netherlands has celebrated the way they center music and the shared emotion it creates.

Book Bedazzling at Book Love

Unleash your inner artist and give your favorite book a sparkling makeover! All materials are provided and you can bring your own book or buy one at the shop for a discount.

Bring Your Own Craft Night

A cozy, creativity-friendly gathering invites makers to settle in and focus on their own projects, whether finishing something meaningful or crafting a gift for Mother’s Day. Bring your project and the materials you need, and enjoy a welcoming space with a supportive community feel. This event is intended for teens and adults. No drop-offs, and minors must be with an adult. Seating is limited. There is no cost to participate, but registration is required. A small assortment of craft kits and materials will be available for purchase in limited quantities.

Evening and Morning - Music To Lighten Our Darkness

Taking place at The Church of the Pilgrimage, UCC, this event offers online ticket purchasing, with only a limited number available at the door.

A Band of Brothers: Tribute to the Allman Brothers

A Band Of Brothers brings together standout East Coast players for a tribute that honors the Allman Brothers while keeping the music vibrant and alive. Conceived by Boston guitarists Ryan Taylor and Johnny Trama, the ensemble celebrates the classics and lets individual artistry shine. Its members have connections to North Mississippi Allstars, Pink Talking Fish, Neighbor, Dub Apocalypse, Peter Wolf’s Midnight Travelers, Dickey Betts Great Southern, Slightly Stoopid, Sonya Rae Taylor, Band of Killers, and others. Johnny Trama handles guitar with a background spanning rock, soul, and blues, shaped in part by collaborations with Bettye LaVette and Jesse Dee. He captures the spirit of the originals and adds his own touch to every passage. Ryan Taylor leads on slide guitar and is recognized among the country’s leading slide players. Influenced by time spent in Austin and Nashville, he guides familiar tunes into new territory with expressive, dynamic playing. Jesse Williams provides a fluid, commanding bass foundation, drawing on Grammy-nominated work with Duke Robillard and Joe Louis Walker. Tom Arey, from Peter Wolf’s Midnight Travelers, drives the drums with control and power. Brendan Tommaney, trained at the New England Conservatory of Music and seasoned with Pink Talking Fish, brings a jazz-informed approach that adds depth and texture. On keyboards, Paul Wolstencroft, known for his tenure with Slightly Stoopid, layers harmonies and countermelodies that complete the band’s reimagined take on the Allman Brothers’ sound.

America's Hometown Garden Club Annual Plant Sale

America's Hometown Garden Club presents its annual plant sale at Plymouth Public Library, featuring annuals, perennials, vegetables, houseplants, some native plants, and some trees. A Master Gardener will be available to answer gardening questions, and guests are encouraged to bring photos of plants. Floral gifts suitable for Mother's Day will be available. Payment options include cash, check, Venmo, and credit card. Proceeds support the club's community projects and events.

Cub Scout Range & Target Sports Program at Camp Norse

Any Cub Scout is welcome to take part in a day of range and target sports at Camp Norse. The program features archery and BB shooting with instruction that covers choosing and wearing the right safety gear, following range rules and commands, identifying equipment parts with an adult partner for Lions and Tigers, proper stance and shooting technique, safe target or arrow retrieval, and how to store gear correctly. Each range offers four sessions, and families can pick the slot that fits their schedule. Sessions are interactive and focused on safe skill building. Scouts who complete a full session meet all shooting sports requirements for their rank and receive the corresponding belt loop or pin, along with a certificate of completion. The cost is $15 per Scout.

Cinco de Mayo ride Pine Hills.

This Cinco de Mayo ride takes place at Pine Hills. The trail crew will be working once the snow is gone to get the trails ready. The location is Cleft Rock Park, and a post ride meetup is planned at Mayflower Brewery for beers and pizzas.

Mother's Day Barn Sale at Mayflower Mercantile

A Mother's Day barn sale at Mayflower Mercantile features a barn full of antique finds, home furnishings, and salvage items, along with work by skilled makers from the area. Spend time with Mom while discovering distinctive pieces and handmade goods.

Chess and Board Game Club

Kids and teens can take part in a Chess and Board Game Club that meets on the second Saturday of each month. Participants play chess and other board games together.

4th Annual Mother’s Day Weekend Dahlia and Plant Sale

The 4th Annual Mother’s Day Weekend Dahlia and Plant Sale features a wide selection of dahlias, herbs, vegetables, hanging baskets, deck pots, and fresh flowers. Antique tractors add to the experience, and the event is welcoming for families. Farm tours are available, and picnics are welcome.

Mother's Day Brunch

Kingston 300th, Art Show

At Beal House, a free art show celebrates artists from the community, past and present. Creators may submit work for consideration, and those interested in supporting the festival can volunteer. Exhibits will be presented in select historic buildings in the area, offering a welcoming way to explore local art. Open to everyone.

Mother's Day Reiki for 2

Tranquil Dragon Studio and Hidden Harmony come together during the Mother’s Day season to offer a nurturing Reiki experience for two. It is suited for mothers and daughters, sisters, best friends, or any pair of loved ones who want to share time in healing. The session is intended to honor women who give so much, restore balance, soothe the nervous system, and gently replenish the heart. Each visit includes a calming Reiki session for two, light refreshments, and a small, thoughtfully chosen gift. The experience is designed as a quiet pause and a moment to be cared for in peace. Space is limited so each pair receives attentive presence throughout.

Mother's Day Mini Beaded Cactus

This event welcomes participants ages 4 and older. Registration is required.

Blooming Bingo

Blooming Bingo at Plymouth VFW Aux 1822 features ten games for $30. Each ticket includes entry for door prizes and a full meal with finger sandwiches such as tuna, egg salad, and seafood salad, along with pasta salad, potato salad, and desserts. A cash bar will be open, and there will be opportunities to shop from vendor displays before the games. Extra bingo sheets are available, with five additional sheets for $5 or ten for S10. Prizes are provided by participating vendors, including Crafting For a Cause Talie Marie Foundation, Color Street, Millis Creations, Spooky Girl Crafts, Creative Queen Paint Kits, and Tupperware, with more expected. Vendor space is limited. For tickets, text 617-334-5399 or email taliemariefoundationevents@gmail.com.

Mayflower Brewery Spring Fling Vendor Market

Spring is in the air at Mayflower Brewing Co., where a festive market brings together fresh-air vibes, local shopping, and craft beer. Browse a lineup of pop-up vendors, enjoy Mayflower’s brews, and grab a bite from visiting food trucks for a relaxed seasonal outing. Vendors seeking space or availability details should send a direct message to Inebri-Art. Please do not contact Mayflower for bookings, as they are not coordinating vendor spaces.

Munk Duane

Sip at 1620 Wine Bar presents live music with Munk Duane, a Boston-based recording artist, producer, and film composer. He has earned two New England Music Awards, including Male Performer of the Year in 2018 and Video of the Year in 2019 for Another Day Another Bullet. The performance highlights a versatile musician whose work spans recording, production, and composing for film.

Sunday Serenades: Forever Simon & Garfunkel

Forever Simon & Garfunkel: A Tribute honors the top-selling duo in rock and roll with a concert that follows Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel from their teenage beginnings and early folk days to worldwide chart success, then dips into highlights from Paul Simon’s solo catalog. Award-winning singer-songwriters Sean Altman of Rockapella and Jack Skuller, a Songwriters Hall of Fame Buddy Holly Prize recipient, power the show with wit, spirited delivery, and pinpoint harmonies. The set features favorites such as The Sound Of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Mrs. Robinson, I Am A Rock, The Boxer, Homeward Bound, Cecilia, Hazy Shade Of Winter, Feeling Groovy, Me & Julio Down by the Schoolyard, and Kodachrome. Altman and Skuller first paired on stage in 2010 for a duet of Mrs. Robinson, bringing together a newly minted AARP member with a just-turned-14 artist and revealing a striking blend. They have toured as The Everly Set since 2016 in tribute to The Everly Brothers, then launched Forever Simon & Garfunkel in 2020 and continue to take both shows to audiences worldwide. This tribute can appear as a two-voice, two-guitar performance or expand to a four-piece with bass and drums.

Evening and Morning - Music To Lighten Our Darkness

Taking place at The Church of the Pilgrimage, UCC, tickets can be purchased online, with only a limited number available at the door.

Mother's Day Brunch

Celebrate Mother's Day with a festive brunch in the Kingsbury Pub. The menu includes a coffee station with assorted juices, baked goods, fresh garden salad, seasonal sliced fruit, individual yogurt parfaits, a smoked salmon lox platter, vegetable crudité, specialty cheeses, tea sandwiches, assorted quiches, scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, breakfast sausages, vegetable ratatouille, and roasted breakfast potatoes. There is a buttermilk waffle station and a prime rib carving station, plus Yorkshire pudding popovers and a dessert assortment. Pricing is $40 for adults and $20 for children 10 and under. Reservations are available by emailing michael@kingsburyclub.com.

5th Annual Mothers Day Brunch 2026 at 1620 Winery

Treat the moms in your life to an elegant brunch at The 1620 Winery. The event will be held in the winery ballroom and features a menu, cocktails, and live music. The price for adults is $55 per person, and for children 12 and under it is $10, which includes chicken fingers and fries. The ticket price includes one mimosa per adult. A cash bar will be available. Brunch includes a carving station, omelet station, buffet, coffee and tea, and assorted cookies and brownies. Doors open at 10:30 AM. Please have one person from your group order all the tickets your group will need, to help with seating arrangements.

Plymouth | Wolf Pizza — Untold Brewing

Enjoy artisan pizza made by Wolf Pizza from Falmouth. They have created a naturally leavened dough recipe and a menu that highlights their talent and love for food.

Book Love Book Club

Join a book club for discussions and camaraderie, and share your love of reading. This in-person gathering welcomes bookworms and casual readers alike to share thoughts and insights about the latest book pick. Prepare to chat, laugh, and maybe even debate.

Little Explorers, Big Sky

At the Blake Planetarium at Plymouth Community Intermediate School, young stargazers and their families are introduced to the wonders of the night sky. The feature presentation, One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure, follows Big Bird, Elmo, and their friend Hu Hu Zhu as they help children discover the Big Dipper, the North Star, the Sun, and the Moon, while emphasizing that people around the globe look up at the same sky. The program also includes Larry Cat in Space, a playful animated short about a curious cat who travels to the Moon, a friendly introduction for first-time planetarium visitors. Tickets are sold online only, with no sales at the door. The venue uses a ticketless check-in, so purchasers are placed on the attendee list and can provide their name upon arrival. All ages are welcome. Parking is free. Food and drink are not permitted inside the planetarium. All sales are final with no refunds. For questions, contact Alison Riordan at ariordan@plymouth.k12.ma.us, Science Curriculum Coordinator for Plymouth Public Schools.

✨ Qspa Plymouth Anniversary Celebration ✨

Qspa Plymouth marks its anniversary with special rewards, spa services, and chances to win prizes. An anniversary raffle features three awards, with first place receiving six months of Deluxe Pedicure, second place receiving three months of Classic Pedicure, and third place receiving three months of Classic Manicure or Gel. During the celebration week, visitors receive a $5 gift voucher to use on a future service.

Tavern On The Wharf – Plymouth, MA

A trivia event takes place on Tuesdays, giving participants a chance to test their knowledge.

Mother's Day Floral Arranging at Uva Wine Bar - Plymouth

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a hands-on floral arranging workshop at Uva Wine Bar in Plymouth, where participants put together a spring arrangement in a relaxed setting.

Fold-It-Yourself Book Sculpture

Settle in for a cozy, creative workshop held after hours at the bookstore, where a book is transformed into an intricate folded sculpture using only careful creases, with no cutting or glue. Over the course of two hours, participants choose one of five designs and receive guided, step-by-step instruction through the folding process. The pace welcomes beginners and offers a satisfying project for experienced makers, creating a relaxed and enjoyable experience. Everyone leaves with a completed piece to take home. Seating is limited, and advance ticket purchase is required. All ticket sales are final and are not eligible for refunds or exchanges. If the event is rescheduled, previously issued tickets remain valid for the new date. Refunds are provided only if the event is cancelled in its entirety.

PAT McGEE

Pat McGee brings together standout musicians around his songwriting, a hallmark that has guided him since the launch of his band. After moving from Virginia to Rhode Island he welcomed singer, guitarist, and mandolin player Patrick McAloon into the lineup, and the two have developed an easy chemistry that resonates onstage around the world. His sound begins in the singer songwriter tradition and stretches into the jam band realm. Expect classic rock colors, melodic guitar lines, layered harmonies, earthy grooves, and reflective storytelling. Along the way he has toured with artists such as the Allman Brothers Band, The Who, James Taylor, Fleetwood Mac, Little Feat, Counting Crows, and Steve Miller. He also curates the Down The Hatch festival in North Carolina and Ocean State of Mind in Rhode Island, shining a light on fellow artists and local culture. Recent highlights include a collaboration with John Popper for a crowd of more than two thousand at the Capitol One Center in Tysons, Virginia, and a performance for over four thousand at the Filene Center at Wolf Trap with longtime friends emmet swimming and VACO. He also returned to the Sail Across the Sun cruise hosted by Train and appeared at Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium to mark the 25th anniversary of a Naval Academy class.

That 80s Band at CabbyShack

That 80s Band performs live at CabbyShack.

Puzzle Race

Test your puzzle-solving abilities at the Dirty Water’s Puzzle Race. Teams of up to four will work together on a detailed puzzle that requires focus, communication, and strategy. The event will be held in a brewery where teams can compete against each other to see who can finish the puzzle first. The winning team will receive a prize, and all teams can take their puzzle home.

Rasa String Quartet: Counterpoint in Bloom

Rasa String Quartet delves into the rich overlap between classical and folk music, highlighting how these traditions converse and shape one another. Founded in 2019 and based in Boston, the ensemble includes violinist Emma Powell.

Sketch Comedy Dinner Show

A farmer’s prized cornfield is deliberately ruined before the State Fair, and suspicion pushes his rival into the spotlight of a comic trial. This courtroom caper unfolds as a sketch comedy dinner performance.

Bored Teachers "Is It Friday Yet?!" Comedy Tour - Plymouth, MA

At Plymouth Memorial Hall, the Bored Teachers Is It Friday Yet?! Comedy Tour brings an evening of classroom-inspired stand-up from educators sharing fresh stories and jokes about school life. It is tailored for teachers and anyone who has spent time in a classroom, with all-new material created for this tour. Presale code: SPRING26. Some sets may include PG-13 language. The comedian lineup is TBD and subject to change.

THE MALLETT BROTHERS BAND

This performance features The Mallett Brothers Band, an independent rock and roll, Americana, and country group from Maine. Since forming in 2009, they have toured extensively, building a devoted following across the United States and beyond while continuing to call Maine home. Over the years they have experienced lineup and stylistic changes, yet they remain committed to songs that carry deep feeling, striking imagery, and lively, evolving soundscapes. Their music moves from alt-country and Americana to country, jam, and roots rock, drawing on the singer songwriter tradition alongside harder rock, classic country, and psychedelic influences.

Michele Rockwell Band /Saturday May 16 at GPub in Plymouth, Mass. from 9pm to 12am

The Michele Rockwell Band performs at Plymouth G Pub. There is no cover charge. The venue offers plenty of parking and a spacious interior. Expect a friendly atmosphere with room to dance and opportunities to meet new people.

Reiki 2 Certification Class

Advance your practice with a Reiki II certification class focused on expanding skills and confidence. Participants learn additional Reiki symbols, practice directing energy through beaming, and work with distance Reiki, along with other practical methods. The session also invites thoughtful reflection on how Reiki has shaped daily life and supports ongoing growth in personal energy. Cost is $333.00.

Abundance & Trust

At Shanti Shala Yoga & Wellness Center, this 9D breathwork journey explores how trust and a sense of safety shape the capacity to receive and sustain abundance. It guides participants to examine and soften patterns tied to money and receiving, including long-held narratives around safety, self-worth, visibility, scarcity, and control. The focus is not on forcing outcomes or performance. The intention is to ease what makes receiving feel unsafe and to rebuild trust in your body, your path, and your ability to hold more with steadiness. Immersive audio and guided breathing combine with subconscious integration practices to bring fear, scarcity stories, and protective responses into awareness so they can shift with compassion and care. Expect intuitive guidance that responds in real time to the group, multilayered 9D soundscapes with 360 degree spatial audio, affirmation layering that supports subconscious change, and unhurried space for emotional release, nervous system settling, and integration. No prior experience is needed. Mats, blankets, pillows, eye masks, and headphones are provided. Bring your breath, an open mind, and an open heart.

FREE Community Yard Sale

Neighbors gather at Pottle Street Athletic Field for a community yard sale that centers on sharing instead of transactions. There is no buying or selling. Participants can bring outgrown children’s clothing, toys, books, bikes, and home decor, then pick up items that will be useful to them. Visitors are welcome to browse and connect with others. Coffee will be available and a comfortable space will be set up for everyone. All items are free, and any remaining goods at the close will be donated.

2026 Fore the Cure: LGMD2D Golf Tournament

A charity golf tournament at Southers Marsh Golf Club raises awareness and funds for LGMD2D/R3, a rare and progressive form of muscular dystrophy. Organized by the LGMD2D Foundation, the day welcomes golfers of all experience levels. Highlights include separate longest drive and closest to the pin contests for men and women, along with raffle prizes and a 50/50 drawing. Those who prefer not to golf may take part in the dinner reception only, which also features raffle opportunities. The LGMD2D Foundation is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3), and donations are tax deductible. Refunds are not available.

Chris Ballerini

Chris Ballerini brings a mix of cover songs and original music to Sip at 1620 Wine Bar. The set reflects the live shows he performs throughout New England.

Chazz Palminteri: A Bronx Tale Live

At Plymouth Memorial Hall, Chazz Palminteri performs his autobiographical one man play A Bronx Tale, a work he first created in 1988 about growing up in the Bronx after witnessing a gangland killing at nine years old. On stage he inhabits 18 characters, allowing family, friends, and adversaries from his neighborhood to step forward with distinct voices. The story behind the show is part of its history. Hollywood pursued the rights on the condition that another actor would play Sonny and someone else would write the screenplay. With only two hundred dollars, Palminteri declined, then Robert De Niro saw the production and offered the opportunity he was waiting for. Palminteri went on to write the film’s screenplay and later the book for the Broadway musical, becoming the rare artist who created and starred in the one man play, the movie, and the musical. Over the past 35 years he has appeared in more than 60 films, including The Usual Suspects, Analyze This, Mulholland Falls, Jade, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, Legend, and Bullets Over Broadway, which earned him an Academy Award nomination. His television work spans over 20 series and three Emmys, with recent roles in Modern Family, Godfather of Harlem, Law & Order, and Gravesend.

Plymouth | Wolf Pizza — Untold Brewing

Enjoy artisan pizza crafted by Wolf Pizza of Falmouth. They have created a special dough recipe and menu to display their artistry and love for food.

Patriotic Red, White and Blue Daisy Wreath workshop @ Uva WIne Bar/Plymouth, MA

This new workshop invites participants to create a patriotic red, white, and blue daisy wreath at Uva Wine Bar in Plymouth, MA. It makes for a fun night out, and bringing a friend or two is encouraged. Tickets are available on Eventbrite.

Sushi Making Class at Forty Second Brew Co.

Discover the art of sushi in a lively, hands-on class at Forty Second Brew Co., where entertainment pairs with cold beer. Follow a guided process and watch a live demonstration, with a personal chef available for assistance throughout. The class includes two rolls, and additional rolls can be purchased. Often described as a "Dinner and Show Experience," it blends learning and fun from start to finish.

Sip & Pour Epoxy Ocean Waves @ Plymouth Bay Winery

Join Andraya and discover how to craft beautiful epoxy resin ocean waves on your selected project. Your ticket includes one drink. Youll learn to design stunning ocean waves using two-part epoxy resin, no prior experience is needed, instructors will guide you. Relax, socialize, and make a piece of art to bring home. Your ticket includes a five-flight wine tasting.

Joe Fenti and Friends Comedy Show

Enjoy a night of comedy at Dirty Water Distillery. TikTok star Joe Fenti will perform, along with some of his comedian friends. Custom cocktails and beer made at the venue will be available. Doors open at 6 PM. This show is for adults 18 years and older. Tickets are required.

3rd Wednesdays at Speedwell - Beers w/ Queers

Beers with Queers gathers the community at The Speedwell Tavern for a relaxed, welcoming chance to meet and mingle. Stop in to say hello, enjoy a drink or grab something to eat, and connect with others in a comfortable setting. The event is intended for LGBTQIA+ adults in the Plymouth County area who want a safe space to socialize. It is a social gathering, not a networking event.

Historic Plymouth Photoshoot - Mini Portrait Experience - Professional Photography Session

Work with a photographer based in the area to create portraits amid historic architecture and a scenic waterfront. This Mini Portrait Experience is a streamlined, professional session that lets you be photographed while enjoying the surroundings. Each session lasts 15 minutes and includes one favorite image to download. After the shoot, meet on a Zoom video call to review the photos and choose the one you want, which will be edited and delivered digitally. If you would like more than the included image, there are options for additional digital files, boxed prints, wall art, albums, cards, and more. Longer sessions and multi-location portrait experiences are also available for those who want extra time or variety.

CREEQUE ALLEY: Tribute to 1960s folk-rock

Creeque Alley brings an acoustic celebration of American folk, spanning the early 1960s folk revival through the folk rock sounds of the mid to late 60s, to Plymouth Center for Active Living - COA. Local musicians Sean Fullerton and Dan Kirouac deliver faithful vocals and instrumentation while sharing brief educational and lighthearted stories between songs. Audience participation is encouraged. This program is made possible by a grant from the Plymouth Cultural Council, which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council. The event welcomes the general public. For more information, contact the Plymouth Council on Aging.

Night Ravelers

Night Ravelers hosts a monthly meeting at the Plympton Public Library for people who enjoy knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, and related fiber arts.

Learn to Crochet

Build crochet skills from the ground up in a welcoming two-session class at MIY Studio. Ideal for newcomers and anyone returning after a break, the course covers yarn varieties, hook types and sizes, core stitches, and how to read a pattern. The class meets on two consecutive Tuesdays. After finishing, participants can continue their learning with Intermediate Crochet Workshops and the weekly Knit & Crochet Open Studio. The course is designed for adults, and mature teens ages 15 and older may attend.

SPIRE LOBBY SERIES: ROBINSON TREACHER

Presented by The Antonia and Vladimir Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund, this installment of a lobby series spotlights local and regional musicians in a relaxed, intimate atmosphere. For the occasion, the lobby transforms into a 70-seat showcase lounge that brings the audience close to the performance. Robinson Treacher appears with a creative range shaped by work as the lead voice of the soul-rock group Delaware Hudson, as a collaborator with the alt-country project Tensleep, and as a solo artist. His songs are built to carry listeners through a full arc of feeling, inviting active emotional and physical participation. Treating each piece as its own terrain, he selects the sounds that best guide listeners from the first note to the last. Eschewing a single genre, he pursues authenticity and breadth, aiming for music that travels widely without losing its core. The path of the performance is shared, and the audience helps define the journey.

Kidz Club

Kidz Club brings young creators to the Food Court for hands-on crafts inspired by the season and holidays. Projects are designed for a wide range of ages, and all materials are provided. This family-friendly activity is free, while supplies last.

BOOK READING-UNDER THE MOON by Suzanne Stewart

At Plymouth Public Library, Suzanne Stewart presents a warm celebration of Pacific Islander and Asian American History Month with a program built around a reading from Under the Moon. The event includes a slide presentation that offers context on Japanese and American history, setting the stage for the era when Ueme journeys from Japan to Hawaii. A passage from the story is read aloud, followed by a question and answer session.

DELTA GENERATORS

Boston-based Delta Generators deliver a dynamic blend of blues, roots, R&B, Americana, and rock. Since emerging in 2008, they have earned awards and performed for sold-out audiences across New England and beyond. Their performances bring together these influences to create a style that is distinctly their own.

Memorial Day: Stars, Stripes, and S'mores Weekend

Celebrate Memorial Day weekend at Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres with patriotic entertainment, traditional outdoor games, and red, white, and blue themed activities for kids. Dress up your ride for the golf cart decorating contest and parade, and enjoy a festive mix of family fun that creates lasting memories. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Little Miss Trio at Sip Speakeasy

Little Miss Trio returns to Sip Speakeasy for a spirited evening of swing and blues, infused with playful mischief and plenty of sass. A lively atmosphere sets the tone for the night.

Zak Jacobson solo at the Speedwell Tavern! Photo/Declan Kelehan

A solo performance by Zak Jacobson at The Speedwell Tavern. The show marks a return to the venue, with a playful nod to the wings. Brought to you by BizMarketing & Design LLC.

Spring Heirloom Plant Sale

Plimoth Patuxet Museums presents a yearly spring sale devoted to heirloom plants, featuring a selection of more than one hundred varieties. Entry is free.

SHEMEKIA COPELAND

Shemekia Copeland brings a commanding, soulful voice grounded in roots and blues. A multiple GRAMMY nominee recognized worldwide for songs that blend candor, courage and humor, she pairs incisive storytelling with an engaging presence. The Chicago Tribune has praised her as a leading female blues vocalist of today. Her latest album, Blame It On Eve, was recorded in Nashville with producer and longtime collaborator Will Kimbrough. Across 12 new songs she balances weighty topics, including reproductive autonomy and climate change, with tracks built for release and celebration. The collection moves from the autobiographical boogie Tough Mother and the anthemic title track to the easygoing spirit of Wine O’Clock. Guest musicians add distinctive colors throughout. Jerry Douglas contributes dobro to a piece tracing the true story of Tee Tot Payne, the early Alabama musician who taught Hank Williams the blues. Sacred steel player DaShawn Hickman powers the uplifting Tell The Devil. Alejandro Escovedo appears on the searching Is There Anybody Up There?. On Belle Sorcière, Copeland sings the chorus in French to a haunting melody by Pascal Danae of the Paris group Delgres. She also unleashes a deep-blues reading of Down On Bended Knee, written by her father Johnny Copeland, and closes with Heaven Help Us All, a classic associated with Stevie Wonder and later Ray Charles. Raised in Harlem, Copeland first stepped on stage at age eight alongside her father at New York’s Cotton Club, then broke through at 18 with her Alligator Records debut Turn The Heat Up. Early accolades came from The New York Times and CNN, and by The Soul Truth in 2005 she had earned eight Blues Music Awards along with multiple Living Blues honors. Wicked, released in 2000, marked the first of her five GRAMMY nominations. After two albums on Telarc, including the 2012 nominee 33 1/3, she returned to Alligator in 2015 with the GRAMMY-nominated, Blues Music Award-winning Outskirts Of Love, weaving classic blues with Americana textures.

All American Craft Fair Plymouth VFW

This all American, touch a truck themed craft fair at Plymouth VFW Aux 1822 features a selfie booth, a military helicopter, and shopping from more than 30 crafters for holiday gifts. It is presented by Talie Marie of the Talie Marie Foundation together with TMF Event Director Sharon Auger of Color Street. A raffle table benefits the Talie Marie Foundation, whose mission is to send blank journals with messages of hope to Rape Crisis Centers, Domestic Violence Crisis Centers, Suicide Prevention Centers, and PTSD Centers. Vendors should communicate and submit payments only to Sharon or Talie, since sending information or funds to anyone else cannot be remedied and will result in no space being held.

Plymouth Airport for grassland sparrows

With the airport managers permission, gain access inside the second fence line to search for nesting grassland birds. This trip aims to find endangered breeding species such as Upland Sandpiper, Vesper Sparrow, Grasshopper Sparrow, American Kestrel, and Eastern Meadowlark. Note that this trip may be canceled at any time, without notice, for homeland security reasons.

Plymouth | Wolf Pizza — Untold Brewing

Enjoy artisan pizza by Falmouth’s Wolf Pizza. Wolf Pizza has developed a naturally leavened dough recipe and delicious menu that showcases their artistry and passion for food.

Chase Stebbins & The Only Known

Chase Stebbins & The Only Known will perform. Doors open at 8:30, and the music starts at 9:00. This is a 21+ event and there is a $10 cover charge.

Terraplane Lane

At The CabbyShack, The Speakeasies showcase a genre-blending sound rooted in the blues improv circles of Massachusetts’ South Shore. This six-piece ensemble brings together seasoned players and rising talent with a strong focus on songwriting, delivering a performance that reflects both their roots and range.

Webs of Life & Starry Skies

At Blake Planetarium at Plymouth Community Intermediate School, an immersive fulldome program explores the hidden connections that shape life on Earth and the night sky. The feature presentation, Fungi: Web of Life, examines the remarkable role of fungi, organisms that sit between plant and animal realms and build vast, unseen networks through the soil. Through vivid imagery and narrative, discover how these networks recycle nutrients, support forests, and link living things in a delicate ecological balance. The experience concludes with Seasonal Stargazing, a brief guided tour of the seasonal night sky that helps visitors identify standout stars and constellations while sharing the stories behind their names and highlighting what is visible overhead. Tickets are available online only, with no sales at the door. Entry is ticketless, and purchasers check in by name upon arrival. Open to all ages. Free parking is available. Food and drink are not permitted in the planetarium. All sales are final and nonrefundable.

9 to 5 The Musical

See a performance of 9 to 5: The Musical, a stage adaptation of the 1980 film featuring music and lyrics by Dolly Parton. The story follows three female coworkers who reach their breaking point with their boss.

Cub Together Weekends

Designed for Cub Scouts and their families, Cub Together Weekends bring simple, low-stress camping to Camp Norse. Boating, archery, crafts, fishing, and outdoor games are available throughout the weekend so each family or Pack can choose what to do and when. Friendly camp staff are on hand to keep things safe and running smoothly. Meals are provided, and lodging options include cabins or teepees. Evenings end with a classic campfire that brings everyone together. Each weekend features its own theme and works well for both first-timers and seasoned campers. Overnight adults are required to hold current registration as adult volunteers or adult program participants. Plan to bring bedding and come ready for adventure.

Matt Fraser: America's Top Psychic Medium

At Plymouth Memorial Hall, Matt Fraser presents an evening of live psychic readings, sharing heartfelt messages and striking validations from loved ones who have passed. The evening offers an emotional experience that lingers long after the show. Fraser is promoted as the nation’s top psychic medium and is the face of a hit E! Entertainment television series. Through sold-out events, TV appearances, and spiritual teachings, he has reached audiences around the world with healing, hope, and humor. A New York Times best-selling author with a bold personality and a distinctive approach to mediumship, he has also been featured by major outlets including USA Today, People Magazine, and CBS Radio.

SLAMBOVIAN CIRCUS OF DREAMS

The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, formed in New York’s Hudson Valley over twenty years ago, delivers story-driven Americana infused with Woodstock-era psychedelia, touches of southern rock, and Celtic and British folk, all grounded in confident songwriting. Their UK presence stretches back to 2008, with a celebrated 2022 run that included headlining Fairport’s Cropredy Festival and Wickham Festival and recognition as Best Band by fans and promoters. They returned to the UK in 2024 and anticipate sharing songs and a bit of magic with both new listeners and devoted followers in 2025 and 2026. Fronted by Joziah Longo, whose voice carries a soothing, mesmerizing quality, the group features longtime collaborators Tink Lloyd on accordion, cello, mandolin, and flute, and guitarist and mandolin player Sharkey McEwen, along with RJ McCarty on keys, bass, and sax, Bob Torsello on bass, and Matthew Abourezk on drums. Hints of Dylan, Bowie, the Incredible String Band, Syd Barrett, and The Waterboys color their sound, and Waterboys co-founder Anto Thistlethwaite appears on their latest album. Their release A Very Unusual Head earned a spot in Rock’n’Reel Magazine’s best-of 2022 and was praised as the band’s strongest work to date. Admirers include Garth Hudson, Dar Williams, Anthony Thistlethwaite, Gary Burke, and Ian Anderson.

Wildlife Weekend

Celebrate wildlife with chances to see live animals, a nature-themed scavenger hunt, animal trivia that puts your knowledge to the test, and hands-on stations where you can create your own critter crafts. These activities are offered on the weekend only.

9 to 5 The Musical

A lively musical adaptation of the 1980 film with songs by Dolly Parton. Set in the late seventies, it follows three female characters and brims with humor and energy.

Leonid & Friends

Leonid and Friends perform live at Plymouth Memorial Hall in Plymouth, MA. Last-minute concert tickets are available through Gametime.

Plymouth | Wolf Pizza — Untold Brewing

Enjoy artisan pizza by Falmouth’s Wolf Pizza. Wolf Pizza has developed a naturally leavened dough recipe and delicious menu that showcases their artistry and passion for food.

Righteous Brothers

Find tickets to see The Righteous Brothers at Plymouth Memorial Hall.

Babylon A.D w/ special guests

Jeopardy

Families are welcome to drop in.

FJ - THE MUSIC OF FOREIGNER JOURNEY

FJ salutes the timeless catalog of Foreigner, Journey, and other classic legends with a show built on precise musicianship and standout lead vocals. The band delivers faithful renditions that mirror the original sound and feel, ranging from heartfelt ballads to crowd-rousing anthems, creating a live experience that connects with devoted fans and first-time listeners alike.

Boo Boo™ Blast from the Past Weekend

Step into a retro-themed weekend at Jellystone Park™ Cranberry Acres. Wear attire from a favorite era for a decades costume contest, then enjoy nostalgic games, activities, and entertainment that celebrate different decades. Activities are offered on the weekend only.

Traffic Jam Rocks the Pillory Pub

Traffic Jam brings a live performance to The Pillory Pub.

2026 International Tai Chi Seminar

Spend time learning Tai Chi at an international seminar hosted at the Spire Center for Performing Arts.

🌸✨ LLSS Meet & Greet 🥂 Luncheon Social ✨🌸

A meet and greet luncheon for the Lilly Lovers of the South Shore takes place at East Bay Grille with a patio setting overlooking Plymouth Harbor. Expect a relaxed coastal afternoon with cocktails and lunch, scenic water views, lawn seating and a comfortable, cozy atmosphere. Whether new to LLSS or a longtime member, attendees can connect with familiar faces and make new friends while unwinding by the water. It offers another chance for anyone who missed high tea to be fabulous and socialize, and a breezy way to start the summer.

Pets and the Afterlife with Rob Gutro

Rob Gutro leads a talk on how pets communicate after they pass, drawing from his best-selling Pets and the Afterlife series, books 1 through 4. The session addresses coping with grief, recognizing the signs pets in spirit may share, and explanations of the science he presents around these experiences. It also explores why living animals can sense spirits. The goal is to equip participants with practical ways to spot messages from their own companions. Capacity is capped at 30 people. Tickets are $25 each, payable via Venmo at @sunnypawsrescue1 or via PayPal at info@sunnypawsrescue.org.

25th ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

At Southers Marsh Golf Club, this tournament supports the Phil’s mission to inspire, engage, and entertain through the power of live music. Golfers can look forward to a boxed lunch, 18 holes with two mulligans and golf carts, putting and hole contests, and a 19th hole reception that includes dinner. A goodie bag is provided, and there will be a buffet dinner under the tent. The day emphasizes camaraderie with Phil patrons.

SPIRE LOBBY SERIES: FLAGSHIP ROMANCE

Presented by The Antonia and Vladimir Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund, this lobby series spotlights local and regional musicians in a relaxed, intimate environment, with the space reimagined as a 70-seat lounge. Flagship Romance brings alternative folk with a powerful vocal blend, thoughtful songwriting, and an energetic stage presence. Married duo Shawn Fisher and Jordyn Jackson deliver a surprisingly full sound with just two voices and an acoustic guitar, pairing precise harmonies with heartfelt intensity. Since starting out, they have traveled more than 200,000 miles and cultivated a dedicated grassroots following. They have released four full-length albums funded entirely by supporters, with crowdfunding across multiple campaigns surpassing $175,000, including their recent effort for a forthcoming self-titled double album. Now based in Louisville, Kentucky, they are rolling out singles from that double album, produced by Grammy-winning producer Lee Miles. Enjoy their chemistry and connection in a setting designed for close listening.

Horse Camping with Cross State Trail Ride

Learn the basics of horse camping with support from Gaited Horses of New England members as they team up with Cross State Trail Riders for a weekend ride at Myles Standish State Forest. Covering more than 12,400 acres, this forest is the largest public open space in southeastern Massachusetts and features a variety of trails. Daily routes typically range from 10 to 15 miles, with planned rides on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Shorter, out-and-back options are available to match your preferred distance.

HRC Trail Ride

Saddle up your own horse for the second Pleasure Trail Ride of the season at Myles Standish State Forest. Miles from this outing count toward the HRC Trail Division Year End Award. Participation is $20 for members and $25 for non-members. The ride happens rain or shine. Lunch is included, and bringing a chair will make mealtime more comfortable. A registration form will be shared soon. Please note that horses are not provided.

Teddy Bear Picnic and Tea

Now in its fifth year, The Mayflower Society hosts a children’s teddy bear picnic and tea created for ages 10 and under. Each child will stuff a new teddy bear and decorate a T-shirt for it, then enjoy stories, songs, and games in the gardens of the Mayflower Society House and campus. Refreshments will be served. Admission is $25 per child, and each child must be accompanied by an adult guardian. The event takes place rain or shine. Seating is limited, so advance reservations are recommended. This program is made possible by a generous grant from Rockland Trust.

3rd Wednesdays at Speedwell - Beers w/ Queers

A social hour for the LGBTQIA+ community at The Speedwell Tavern offers adults from the Plymouth County area a supportive place to meet new people. Guests can chat over drinks or food and spend time building connections. The emphasis is on casual community time, not business networking.

🌺 Luau Themed First Responders & Father's Day Weekend

A tropical-themed celebration brings together appreciation for first responders and Father’s Day at Pinewood Lodge. Expect luau style games and crafts along with live music from The Wiley Brother’s Band performing island favorites. First responders who present an ID or badge at check-in receive a $25 Pinewood Lodge gift card as a thank you. Activities run throughout the weekend, with more being added, and the full schedule and updates will appear in the Pinewood Lodge app. This themed weekend is for campers at Pinewood Lodge Campground and their guests.

PAUL THORN

Paul Thorn has spent three decades turning soulful grooves and plainspoken lines into songs that land with real force. His background includes years as a pro boxer, and he writes with punch, precision, and warmth, shaping compact mantras that comfort, encourage, and get people moving. His new album, Life is Just A Vapor, carries that spirit forward with messages about resilience and living fully, as heard in tracks like Tough Times Don’t Last and Old Melodies. Across songs such as I Knew, She Will, Wait, and Courage My Love, he shifts from playful warnings and wild characters to intimate confessions about love, loss, and the everyday work of commitment, sometimes pairing the tales with his own cartoons. A music writer has described him as an everyman with candid humor and folksy truth that quickly wins people over. The title track was inspired by his friend and mentor John Prine, and throughout he blends wit and pathos with striking economy.

Father's Day Barn Sale at Mayflower Mercantile

Celebrate Father’s Day with a barn sale at Mayflower Mercantile featuring antiques, furniture, and salvage, alongside a showcase of talented local artisans. Explore offerings from The Carpenters Shop by Adult & Teen Challenge, Eel River Pottery, B & D Enterprises with woodworking, and The Kettle Corn Peddlers, with additional makers adding to the selection.

Letting Go and Moving Forward

At Shanti Shala Yoga & Wellness Center, this 9D breathwork experience centers on releasing what no longer fits so you can move ahead with more space, clarity, and trust. It recognizes that even when change is needed, letting go can feel tender and unfamiliar. Through guided breath, immersive sound, and practices for subconscious integration, the session brings old attachments and protective patterns into awareness so they can soften and shift. Expect support for easing the weight of grief, fear, hesitation, and lingering emotional buildup in the body. The journey weaves live intuitive guidance attuned to the group, precision‑crafted 9D soundscapes with 360 degree spatial audio, and affirmation layering that encourages inner change. There is dedicated time for emotional release, a nervous system reset, and integration. The focus is not on forcing closure, but on creating enough room inside to continue without carrying what is already complete. No prior experience is required.

Remember the Member Golf Classic

Held at Crosswinds Golf Club, this golf classic is as much about community as it is about the sport. Communities, union partners, and professionals in the treatment field gather shoulder to shoulder to encourage one another and keep building something stronger together than any individual could create. Whether playing a round or coming to cheer, participants become part of a broader network grounded in recovery, solidarity, and mutual uplift.

Spire Center for Performing Arts - Plymouth, MA

Albert Cummings takes the stage for a blues-soaked performance featuring soulful guitar work and a high-energy delivery. The hard-hitting singer and songwriter is known for raw, live shows that keep the intensity up from start to finish. This concert features Albert Cummings live at Spire Center for Performing Arts, offering powerful songs and standout riffs.

It's Tropical Rock - June 28, 2026

Plymouth Memorial Hall presents a tropical rock showcase backed by a live orchestra, celebrating beachside sounds and feel-good vibes. The program features reggae and coastal pop favorites, including songs by Bob Marley, Van Morrison, and The Beach Boys, and moves from upbeat party tunes to relaxed, seaside ballads. In response to storm impacts and with safety in mind for the community, musicians, and staff, these concerts have been rescheduled. Tickets are available at $36, $61, $71, and $151.

Cornhole

A memorial cornhole tournament honoring Jack Quindley is set to take place at Carver Sportsman’s Club. Registration will open soon.

SPIRE LOBBY SERIES: REED FOEHL TRIO

Presented by the Antonia and Vladimir Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund, this lobby series spotlights local and regional musicians in a relaxed, intimate environment. For the occasion, the lobby becomes a showcase-style lounge with seating for 70. This performance features Grammy-nominated songwriter Reed Foehl with his trio. Raised in a small New England town in a musical family, he began as a street performer in Boston and has since released more than eleven studio albums, earning national attention through touring and song placements in film and television. His songwriting is rooted in American folk and often explores loss, love, and resilience, delivered with a seasoned voice and graceful melodies. Relix has noted the cinematic sweep of his arrangements and the delicate, compelling quality of his vocals, and he has received praise from artists including Gregory Alan Isakov, Todd Snider, and Jeffrey Foucault. Foehl is preparing a seventh solo album for 2026, recorded in Woodstock, New York, with contributions from Gregory Alan Isakov, Jeffrey Martin, Anna Tivel, Rich Hinman, and Jeb Bows. His song Fly, co-written with Brent Cobb and recorded by Lee Ann Womack, earned a Grammy nomination. He now lives in Vermont’s Green Mountains and continues to tour internationally.

SKATE TO SCORE CLINIC (12U-14U) @ THE BOG ICE ARENA (KINGSTON, MA), JULY 6-9, 2026

At The Bog Ice Arena in Kingston, MA, this four-day Skate to Score clinic is designed for advanced travel players in the 12U to 14U range, recommended for birth years 2012 to 2015. Participants spend about 6 hours on the ice and 2.5 hours off the ice over the course of the program. Instruction centers on skating mechanics that connect directly to speed, control, shooting, and puck handling, with skills applied to real in-game scoring and playmaking situations. The curriculum emphasizes translating technique into live scenarios rather than simply going through drills. A GPS jersey is included with the clinic.

Clambake At Sea Dinner Cruise Plymouth

Now in its second year, this dinner cruise aboard Lobster Tales pairs a classic New England clambake with a scenic voyage around Plymouth Harbor. Enjoy ocean air and coastal views as a full clambake is served at sea, featuring lobster, steamers, chowder, corn, and slaw. It suits date nights, family gatherings, or a summer evening out with friends. Private charter options are available for corporate outings, celebrations, or other special events. Clambakes are prepared locally by Wood's Seafood.

Cabby Shack

The Gainsville Road Band presents an evening of dance, rock, country, and oldies.

Nineteen89 - A tribute to Taylor’s music - Live at the Plymouth Waterfront

Nineteen89 returns to the Plymouth Waterfront as part of the Project Arts Plymouth free summer concert series, offering an evening of singing, dancing, and celebrating the music everyone loves by the water. Families and friends are welcome, and bracelets are part of the fun under the summer sky. Admission is free, and early arrival is recommended since it tends to fill up fast.