Free events in Plymouth, WI

The Plymouth Farmers Market returns to Stayer Park, creating a welcoming weekly marketplace for the community. Vendor and musician lineups are posted on the market’s main page throughout the season. Prospective vendors must apply only through the official application portal. Do not submit applications via Facebook or send payments to individuals, as commenters do not represent the market. Nourish Farms, a 501c3, serves as the market’s nonprofit agent, supporting good food education, school and community programs for all ages, and opportunities to volunteer and get involved. The market is presented with support from the City of Plymouth.

Habitat for Humanity Lakeside is bringing its annual neighborhood revitalization to Sheboygan’s End Park area. The effort focuses on small exterior tasks for homeowners within the boundaries of Main Ave to the north, Geele Ave to the south, 10th St to the east, and 15th St to the west. Projects may include porch repair and painting, yard cleanup, repairs to exterior doors and windows, simple fixes to outdoor lighting or fixtures without new wiring, and light landscaping. Sponsorship opportunities for Rock the Block are available to Sheboygan businesses at a range of levels, each offering its own perks.

At historic Fountain Park, the SCIO Sheboygan Summer Farmers Market highlights the flavors and makers of Wisconsin. Browse stalls filled with seasonal produce, locally raised meats, eggs, cheeses, and fresh-baked treats, along with flowers, food trucks, and artisan crafts from vendors within 100 miles. FoodShare and EBT shoppers can visit the SCIO Information Booth to use their card and receive Double Your Bucks, matching up to $20 per day on fresh fruits and vegetables. WIC and SFMNP vouchers are also accepted.

Bank First presents a free community paper shredding event that helps residents safeguard personal information while supporting neighbors in need. The service is open to all, and participants are asked to bring one nonperishable food donation for each bag of personal documents they plan to shred. All donated food goes to area pantries. Shredding is performed on site by Confidential Records, an AAA certified provider that deploys mobile units and employs licensed, bonded specialists. They ensure secure handling and removal of all shredded material, and attendees may watch the process for added peace of mind. The event will take place rain or shine, and to leave room for households, businesses are asked not to participate. Acceptable items include sensitive papers such as old tax returns, bank and credit card statements, medical records and similar personal documents. Items that cannot be accepted include black butterfly clips, hanging file folders, three ring binders, hard drives, magnetic tapes and plastic items. Previous rounds of this program have processed 87,600 pounds of paper across 18 events, followed by 91,975 pounds across 20 locations, reflecting strong community participation in secure document disposal.

Explore the SCIO Sheboygan Summer Farmers Market at historic Fountain Park, where local growers and makers share the flavors of Wisconsin. Shop for just-picked produce, local meats, eggs, cheese, and fresh-baked treats, and browse colorful flowers, food truck fare, and handmade crafts from vendors located within 100 miles. FoodShare and EBT are accepted at the SCIO Information Booth, with Double Your Bucks matching available up to $20 per day on fresh fruits and vegetables. WIC and SFMNP vouchers are also welcomed. Prospective vendors are invited to apply to participate.