The best arts & culture spots in Plymouth

“Plymouth Historical Museum is marking US 250 with Plymouth: Revolution and the Spirit of '76, tracing the town’s Revolutionary roots, the 1976 Bicentennial, and what surfaced from a long-buried time capsule.”

From the Plymouth newsletter, October 5, 2026

“If your blank walls need something that actually looks like home, Jeremy Noyes Gallery LLC focuses on New Hampshire’s Lakes Region landscapes... Squam Lake, Newfound Lake, Winnipesaukee, plus fall foliage and winter quiet.”

“League of NH Craftsmen - Meredith Fine Craft Gallery pulls together work from over 250 New Hampshire artists and craftspeople, from pottery and jewelry to glass, wrought iron, and garden art, with an emphasis on home décor.”

“New Hampshire Boat Museum is where New Hampshire boating stories meet sawdust and spray. Ride the Millie B, learn to sail, or even build your own canoe or kayak, then check out model yachting and talks that actually teach you something about the water you live beside.”

“Sandwich Historical Society keeps our town’s past alive with the Quimby Barn Transportation Museum, the Elisha Marston House, and rotating exhibits that actually make you linger. They also host talks and local history programs, plus a research library by appointment for settling those family legend debates.”

From the Moultonborough newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Plymouth State University museum with exhibits on regional history, culture & environmental legacy.”