Events in Plymouth

Mamma Mia's Restaurants (Kingston)

JUN25

Round Table Games hosts a Magic: The Gathering Friday Night Magic draft with a Chaos Draft twist. It is a welcoming, social event where players meet others, play matches, explore new cards, and try out deck ideas. Newcomers and longtime fans are all encouraged to take part, and the tournament focuses on teaching, camaraderie, and fun alongside competition. Entry is simply the cost of the packs used for drafting, 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. Logging in via Eventlink adds extra benefits, including RTG Reward points for each round played, with Knights receiving double stamps. A random participant earns a foil promo pack, and everyone collects points based on final placement, with additional prizes sometimes added. The winner also receives a promo pack, a Play booster pack chosen by the store, and 100 RTG Reward points.

Round Table Games

JUN26

Bouncing Betty returns to Royal Garden in Kingston for a rock performance featuring special guests Mike Mello on guitar and Paul Murray on drums from the band Shattered. The venue offers food and drinks to go with the music.

Carmela's Three-Course Dinner

Experience a three-course dinner at Carmela's for $38 per person. Choose a starter, an entrée, and a dessert, with options such as Eastern King Oysters, Shrimp Cocktail, Chicken Marsala, Shrimp Scampi, Pasta Primavera, Strawberry Shortcake, and more. It is well suited for a date, catching up with friends, or treating yourself to a special evening. Reservations are recommended.

Mamma Mia's Restaurants (Kingston)

Thrifty Thursday Dinner Special

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

Hilltop Athletic Association

Food Truck Thursday

Kingston’s Thursday double feature adds a second location for the season, bringing together live music, a full bar, and covered seating alongside a lineup of favorite food trucks. Vendors scheduled to serve include Ellie’s Treats, Thyme Traveling, Lou’s Bah-Bah-Q, Loco Larry’s Tacos, Moyzilla, and Kogi On The Gogi. The setting is dog friendly, so families can include their pups.

Wildlands Trust Conservation Barn at Davis-Douglas Farm

Outdoor Photography Essentials

Led by photographer Drew Lederman with Wildlands Trust, this hands-on outdoor photography workshop helps participants develop a creative eye, strengthen composition, and create more compelling images. Expect practical guidance on taking better control of camera settings, followed by real world practice with your own gear. The program is progressive across four sessions and blends indoor instruction with outdoor fieldwork, including short trail walks of less than two miles that build skills from one session to the next. Registration covers the full series. Tickets are $100 for members and $125 for nonmembers. The workshop is open to ages 12 and up, limited to a maximum of 20 attendees and requiring a minimum of 8. Plan to bring a camera and lenses, charged batteries, empty memory cards, a tripod and camera manual if you have them, any filters you would like to use, clothing suitable for a short hike on local trails, closed toed shoes, plus snacks and water. Parking is available along a gravel road, followed by a walk up a gravel walkway to the Conservation Barn at Davis-Douglas Farm. In the event of rain, activities move indoors, and severe weather related cancellations or postponements will be announced online with email notifications to registered attendees. Full refunds are available for cancellations made more than two weeks before the workshop, 50 percent refunds are available within two weeks, and no refunds are available within 24 hours. For late sign ups, questions, or registration changes, contact events@wildlandstrust.org.

The Shoppes at Village Landing

2026 Summer Concert Series

The Shoppes at Village Landing in Plymouth, MA hosts a summer concert series that blends small-town charm with a lively waterfront setting and live music in the evening. Attendees can bring their own seating, pick up food from nearby local eateries, and enjoy Thursday evening performances throughout the summer.

Sweat By The Sea

This outdoor wellness session blends yoga, weight-based strength work, and cardio with quiet time for meditation, plus sound healing and Reiki. The aim is shared healing in the fresh air, creating a welcoming space to move, breathe, and reset. A $20 donation is suggested, and everyone is welcome whether or not they are able to contribute. Participants can expect to leave feeling better.

Nelson Park Plymouth Ma

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.

Backyard Bugs

Learn about backyard bugs in a presentation led by Blake Dinius, an entomologist with the Plymouth County Extension Service. This drop-in program is suitable for ages 5 and up.

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To the Forum

Rooted in the playful traditions of ancient Roman farce, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum delivers a brisk, laugh-filled musical experience that promises an evening of comedy. The story follows Pseudolus.

Pinewood Lodge Campground

Fourth of July Celebration

America marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, and Massachusetts provides a fitting backdrop for the occasion. Pinewood Lodge Campground is planning a festive Fourth of July weekend with red, white, and blue crafts, patriotic games, and family activities, along with plenty of campground fun throughout the weekend. Additional activities will be announced as the holiday approaches. The celebration also highlights Plymouth’s annual festivities, which traditionally feature a parade and fireworks, offering even more patriotic spirit before returning to relax at camp. This themed weekend is for campers staying at Pinewood Lodge Campground and the guests of those campers.

The Pinehills Village Green

Fridays

On Fridays, the Mayflower Beer Garden sets up a relaxed outdoor hangout on the Village Green within The Pinehills in Plymouth, Massachusetts, where visitors can enjoy Mayflower’s award-winning beers and cider alongside wine, hard seltzers, and nonalcoholic choices. Live music adds to the vibe, and a rotating selection of food trucks plus nearby restaurants offer plenty to eat. The Book Love crate features pre-loved books and gifts. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome, creating a family friendly spot to spend time together in a summery setting.

Pilgrim Sands Hotel On Long Beach

July 3rd

Kick off the 4th of July weekend with plenty of summer tunes in a spot that looks out over the ocean. Enjoy music with a scenic seaside backdrop and an easygoing holiday vibe.

Magic: The Gathering FNM Chaos Draft

Round Table Games hosts a Magic: The Gathering Friday Night Magic chaos draft that welcomes players of every experience level. Expect a relaxed tournament atmosphere where learning, friendly competition, and fun go together. Connect with other fans, play matches, and try out new cards and strategies. Each participant drafts from three packs, choosing either Draft or Play boosters, and builds a deck on the spot. Entry is simply the cost of the packs used, and the previous month’s Magic League winner receives a 10 percent discount. By checking in through Eventlink, players earn RTG Reward points for each round, receive placement points that scale up the standings, and one randomly selected participant takes home a foil promo pack. Extra prizes may also be given. The event champion earns a promo pack, a Play booster pack chosen by the store, and 100 RTG Reward points.

Round Table Games

Spire Center for Performing Arts

The Cotters Live

The Cotters return for an evening of stand up, with Tom Cotter headlining and Kerri Louise Cotter sharing the stage. Tom rose to national attention on Season 7 of America’s Got Talent, finishing as runner up, becoming the first comedian to reach the finals, and serving as the highest placing human act that season. He was invited back in 2013 to appear as a special guest alongside Train and to host the Season 8 AGT Snapple Viewing Party. In 2019 he returned for America’s Got Talent: The Champions, where his set earned a standing ovation. Kerri Louise Cotter brings credits that include appearances on Oprah, Dr. Oz, The Howard Stern Show, and Last Comic Standing.

Welcome Back Cotters!

America's Got Talent breakout comedian Tom Cotter returns to the stage, joined by his wife, comedian Kerri Louise Cotter. Kerri has appeared on Oprah, Dr. Oz, The Howard Stern Show, Last Comic Standing, and more. Tom rose to fame as runner-up on Season 7 of America's Got Talent, becoming the first comedian finalist and the highest placing human that season. He later returned to AGT as a special guest performer alongside Train and hosted the Season 8 AGT Snapple Viewing Party. In 2019 he competed on America's Got Talent: The Champions, delivering a set that received a standing ovation. The show features stand-up from both performers.

Dueling Pianos

At Uva Wine Bar, Dueling Pianos brings a high-energy, request-driven show where the audience chooses the playlist. Enjoy a lively mix of music and laughs with great wine as two talented pianists face off.

Uva Wine Bar

July 4 with Fireworks

On the seaside deck at the Sandbar Lounge at Pilgrim Sands Hotel in Plymouth, this celebration features live music to start the evening, then the Plymouth fireworks show over the water. Coastal views set the scene for a festive night from the first notes to the final bursts.

Sandbar Lounge Plymouth

4th of July Parade

At St. Peter's, attendees can watch the town parade and celebrate the nation's 250th birthday. Nearby streets close early; Court St. closes early, and Linden St. may close as crowds grow, which can block access to the parking lot. Many people set out chairs in advance to secure prime viewing spots.

Saint Peter's Church

Pilgrim Memorial State Park

Fourth of July Concert 2026

A free Independence Day concert takes place along Plymouth’s waterfront at Pilgrim Memorial State Park. The program features special guest Rob Hakala of WATD 95.9 FM and wraps up with a fireworks display. Those not attending in person can listen live on WATD 95.9 FM or watch on The Local Seen Community Channel on Comcast 6, Verizon 43, and YouTube.

Rooftop 4th of July Party

A Fourth of July rooftop celebration awaits at The Terrace Rooftop Dining, perched above Plymouth Harbor. Enjoy panoramic views and a lively holiday atmosphere throughout this Independence Day event.

Terrace Rooftop Dining

Pilgrim Memorial State Park

11th Annual 4th of July 5K

Now in its eleventh year, this Fourth of July 5K takes place at Pilgrim Memorial State Park. The event features a holiday run at a 5K distance in a park setting.

JUL5

Pokémon Official Weekly Standard Tournament

This Pokémon Trading Card Game Standard tournament at Round Table Games invites trainers to face off by deploying Pokémon to the field and battling opponents. Entry is $5. Each participant receives a prize pack while supplies last and earns 10 RTG Reward Points for every round played, with Knights receiving doubled stamp rewards. Extra RTG Reward Points are awarded based on final placement, and the winner collects an additional 100 points.

Round Table Games

JUL5

The Pinehills Village Green

Sundays at the Mayflower Beer Garden

Set beside the Village Green park in the center of The Pinehills in Plymouth, Massachusetts, Sundays at the Mayflower Beer Garden offer a relaxed summer vibe with craft drinks, live music, and plenty to eat. Sip Mayflower’s acclaimed beers and cider, or choose wine, hard seltzers, and non-alcoholic options, then sample rotating food trucks and explore dining spots throughout The Pinehills. Browse the Book Love crate featuring pre-loved books and gifts, and look for pop-up shops curated by Inebri-Arts on the first and third Sundays each month with handmade work from local makers. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome, creating a family friendly atmosphere. Parking is available in a signed lot.

JUL5

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

Inspired by the classic farces of ancient Rome, this high-spirited musical races along with quick pacing and plenty of laughs. The story centers on Pseudolus, keeping the comedy front and center throughout.

Opti Green Session 2

Opti Green Session 2 at Satuit Boat Club provides a practical start in the Optimist dinghy, covering boat setup, Opti handling and steering, choosing and following a course, trimming sails, and an introduction to basic racing.

Satuit Boat Club

Fun in the Sun Ages 5-11

Geared toward ages 5 to 11, this creative activity centers on planning what to pack and making a beach-ready bag full of surprises. Participants personalize their own bag with hand-sewing and fabric paints, then finish by filling it with surprise items.

Alden School

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.

The Bog Ice Arena

Summer Reading Kickoff

During library open hours, participants can register for the summer reading program, take part in cupcake decorating, and create dinosaur-themed art.

Henna Art Workshop

Explore the art of henna with artist Shruthi Reddy in a workshop that covers preparing henna paste, creating a cone applicator, and practicing designs. Registration is required. To register, contact the library at 781-585-4551 or email Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

Kids' Paint Night

Kids' Paint Night is designed for children ages 6 and older. Advance registration is required.

Learn to Sew {Adults and Teens 16+}

Learn the essentials of sewing in a three-session, nine-hour course designed for adults and teens 16 and older. All equipment and materials are provided, including access to sewing machines in the studio, so participants do not need to bring supplies. The curriculum suits complete beginners or anyone returning after time away and wanting a thorough refresher focused on simple projects. Lessons cover core safety practices, how a sewing machine functions to support troubleshooting, setup and operation, the most common stitches and their uses, and how to understand and correct tension. The course wraps up with a straightforward project. By the end, participants will be prepared to follow tutorials and create basic items, with opportunities to continue learning through intermediate project classes, workshops, or Learn-to-Quilt offerings.

Tavern On The Wharf – Plymouth, MA

A trivia event invites participants to test their knowledge.

Tavern On The Wharf

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

Inspired by the riotous traditions of ancient Roman farce, this fast-paced musical comedy races along with sharp wit and spirited chaos. The tale follows Pseudolus as a cascade of humorous predicaments unfolds, each topping the last. It offers a playful sprint of songs and silliness, promising unbroken laughter from beginning to end.

JUL8

Mayflower Brewing Company

Paint Nite: Evening Fireflies

Create the Evening Fireflies painting at Mayflower Brewing Company with guidance from a social painting instructor who leads the group step by step. No prior experience is needed. The venue does not serve food, and guests may bring their own or arrange delivery.

Spire Center for Performing Arts

The Addams Family (Plymouth)

Americana Theatre Company brings the musical comedy The Addams Family to the Spire Center for Performing Arts. The show features music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa and a book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice.

Candy Bar BINGO

Enjoy bingo with a candy bar theme at the library. People of every age are invited to participate. Register by calling 781-585-4551 or by emailing Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

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.

Lobster Tales

Blazing Saddles Petting Zoo

Blazing Saddles Petting Zoo welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticketing operates on a first come, first served basis, and admission will close once capacity is reached. This event is supported by the Carver Cultural Council.

National Sugar Cookie Day Giveaway

Kingston Collection's 250 Acts of Community initiative brings a sweet surprise to the mall in honor of National Sugar Cookie Day. Keep an eye out for Nikki, Kingston Collection's Marketing Manager, as she walks the mall handing out free iced sugar cookies to shoppers and guests. Crafted by Cape Batter Bakery, these cookies feature custom Kingston Collection and 250 Acts of Community designs. There is no sign up, purchase, or registration required. Cookies will be distributed at random throughout the mall while supplies last as a simple thank you to the community. You might receive a treat while you shop, dine, or explore.

Kingston Collection

Old Colony YMCA - Plymouth Branch

Summer Fun Night Pool Party

Part of the 2026 Summer Family Fun Nights, this Plymouth Y event centers on summer fun for families. The focus is on spending time together during the summer season.

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Plymouth)

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, inspired by the classic farces of ancient Rome, is a lively, quick-paced musical brimming with laughs. The story focuses on Pseudolus and serves up plenty of comedy.

JUL10

Little Lies

Little Lies: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac returns to The Sagamore Cape Cod with a lively, faithful take on the band’s timeless sound. This Boston-based seven-piece of seasoned musicians recreates rich harmonies and a powerful groove, drawing from the Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham era while honoring earlier chapters of the group’s history. The set features sing-along favorites like Dreams, Go Your Own Way and Say You Love Me, along with nods to Bob Welch’s Sentimental Lady and Peter Green’s Black Magic Woman. Over the past two years the band has filled theaters across New England and the Tri-State area, and last year’s appearance at The Sagamore sold out. This is a ticketed event.

The Sagamore Cape Cod

JUL10

Cabby Shack

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

CabbyShack

JUL10

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Plymouth)

At Priscilla Beach Theatre, a brisk musical comedy inspired by the farces of ancient Rome takes the stage. The story follows Pseudolus and delivers a lively run of humor set to music.

Needle Felted Swimmer

This beginner and intermediate friendly workshop introduces the essentials of wool sculpting as you create a needle felted swimmer from start to finish. You will be guided through each step, from shaping the body to adding expressive details that bring your figure to life. Whether you are new to the craft or building on existing skills, you will leave with a finished piece you can proudly show off. Display your swimmer on its own or convert it into a magnet for a playful finishing touch. All tools and materials are provided. Register with family or friends to receive a $5 per person discount. It is a creative summer outing for a girls day, a mother and daughter activity, or a relaxed crafting session with your favorite people.

Animal World Experience

Attendees can encounter a variety of exotic animals from around the world. Registration is required. To register, contact the library at 781-585-4551 or email Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org. The program will take place at Plympton Town Hall.

Sapphire Crush

Sapphire Crush makes its debut at Cabby Shack in Plymouth with a summer night set packed with high energy favorites and sing along classics. The band is ready to turn the venue into a full on summer celebration.

CabbyShack

Chess and Board Game Club

Chess and Board Game Club is a recurring program for kids and teens to play chess and board games together. It meets every second Saturday.

Munk Duane

Munk Duane performs at ThreeV Restaurant in Plymouth. Tickets are available for this show.

ThreeV Restaurant

Oyster Farm Tour, Lunch & Lecture

Begin with a tour of Ichabod Flat Oysters led by owner Don Wilkinson ’66. Participants will ride on one of two boats, with the option to step off and explore the oyster farm up close. Waterproof boots or waders and warm, comfortable clothing are recommended. Consider bringing a change of clothes for the restaurant. After the tour, lunch at The Charlie Horse features a presentation on habitat restoration by MCLA Professor Dr. Justin Golub. The talk covers fish farming and aquaculture, including aquaponics that students are conducting in MCLA’s Feigenbaum Center for Science & Innovation.

Jesse's Boat Yard

Let Your Fascia Flow with KC Lyons

This two hour workshop weaves self myofascial release with yoga to help ease tightness, reduce discomfort, and enhance mobility. Fascia is a web of connective tissue that surrounds muscles, bones, organs, and nerves and provides structure for the body. Injuries, surgeries, and emotional stress can create adhesions in this tissue that limit movement and cause pain. Using focused pressure, intentional movement, and mindful breathing, the session works to soften adhesions, release tension, and support smoother, more comfortable motion throughout the body. Maintaining flexibility and range of motion is an important part of aging well. It suits athletes, weekend warriors, people navigating midlife changes, anyone managing chronic tightness, and those looking to support their overall well being. No prior yoga experience is needed, only curiosity and a willingness to try something new. Participants will experience guided self massage using therapy and massage balls, a sequence of yoga poses to lengthen and open the body, and calming breathwork and mindfulness for relaxation and recovery. Personalized adjustments are available to address individual needs. Expect to leave feeling lighter, more mobile, and more connected to your body. Capacity is limited to 12 participants. The fee is 35 dollars.

Markets

Shop N' Sip @ ThreeV Sand Bar

Shop N' Sip comes back to ThreeV Sand Bar, bringing the Shop Local Market to an oceanfront location in Plymouth. It features a curated selection of local vendors with unique offerings.

ThreeV Sandbar

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Plymouth)

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum takes the stage at Priscilla Beach Theatre with a brisk, laugh-filled musical inspired by the farces of ancient Rome. The story centers on Pseudolus and sets the tone for an evening devoted to comedy from start to finish.

Rik Jam

Rik Jam brings a live performance to Tavern on the Wharf in Plymouth.

Tavern On The Wharf

JUL13

Beaded Bracelet Class at Uva Wine Bar!

This in-person beaded bracelet workshop at Uva Wine Bar is designed for beginners and anyone looking for a relaxing creative break. Jess from Miss Lou Makes leads the session and provides all materials, guiding participants as they craft a wearable bracelet. A wide assortment of gemstone and glass beads, accents, and charms is available for customization. A ticket covers one design, with the option to make additional pieces at a discounted rate. It works well for a night out with friends or a peaceful solo experience.

JUL13

Book Love Book Club

A welcoming book club where readers come together for engaging conversations, friendly company, and a shared passion for books.

Book Love

Solar Ovens at the Library!

Build a solar oven and try it out by cooking a delicious treat. To register, call 781-585-4551 or email Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

Epoxy Night: Standing Night Lights @ Plymouth Public House

Enjoy a relaxed, in-person evening at Plymouth Public House creating standing nightlights with epoxy. This casual, hands-on gathering welcomes both first-timers and experienced makers. Unwind, meet new people, and personalize a light to take home for a creative night that ends with your own glowing piece.

Plymouth Public House

DIY Apron

Channel your creativity with a DIY apron activity designed for participants 4 years and older. Registration is required.

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To the Forum

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum takes the stage at Priscilla Beach Theatre with a swift, song-filled spin on the comic tradition of ancient Rome. The plot focuses on Pseudolus as one comic turn leads to another, shaping a lively musical built for plenty of laughs.

3rd Annual Family Fun Day

The third annual Family Fun Day returns to The Sagamore Cape Cod with an outdoor celebration of summer and time together. A DJ will spin family-friendly music, two face painters will be on site for kids, and the Makai Hawaiian Shave Ice cart will offer treats for purchase. A special menu with food and beverages will be available for purchase. Games and activities will be set up, with plenty of room to play or unwind. Admission is free. The event follows an open house format, allowing drop-in attendance throughout the festivities. Parking is available behind the restaurant. It suits both a quick break from the beach and a relaxed afternoon with the family.

The Sagamore Cape Cod

Pilgrim Memorial State Park

Nineteen89

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.

Big Ryan's Tall Tales

Big Ryan and friends bring a lively set of tall tales to the library's children's room. To register, contact the library at 781-585-4551 or email Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To the Forum

Rooted in the ancient Roman farce tradition, this fast-paced musical brims with broad humor and quick turns. The story follows Pseudolus and unfolds in a lively cascade of comic moments that promise plenty of laughs.

Night Ravelers

The Night Ravelers hold a monthly meeting at the Plympton Public Library focused on knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, and other fiber crafts. Attendees share an interest in needlework and yarn-based projects.

Dinosaur Mosaics!

Visit during open hours to create a dinosaur mosaic. This activity welcomes participants of all ages.

Kidz Club

Kidz Club invites children to get hands-on with creative projects inspired by holidays and the changing seasons. Crafts are designed to be enjoyable for all ages, and all materials are provided. It is free to participate, subject to material availability. The activity takes place in the Food Court and offers a family-friendly way to make something special together.

Art & Culture

Wampanoag Stories

Nenaweeta, culture keeper for the Otter Clan and Indian Education Coordinator for the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, shares songs and stories in an all-ages, drop-in program. Sponsored by the Carver Cultural Council.

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To the Forum

Rooted in the comedic traditions of ancient Rome, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum is a fast-moving musical that aims for plenty of laughs. The story follows Pseudolus as the action moves quickly from scene to scene. Presented at Priscilla Beach Theatre.

JUL17

Golf Round with Pro Instruction at Indian Pond (private course)

Enjoy a full golf experience at Indian Pond Country Club with CityGolf as part of the Indian Pond Golf Series. Start with a pro-led clinic and time on the grass range with unlimited practice balls, then head out for 18 holes playing your own ball, and wrap up with food and drinks after the round. The day is designed to combine expert instruction, on-course play, and a friendly social finish. A limited number of spots are available.

Indian Pond Country Club

JUL17

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To the Forum

Presented at Priscilla Beach Theatre, this quick-moving musical draws on the time-honored traditions of ancient Roman farce and follows Pseudolus through a whirlwind of comedy. Its lively momentum and playful tone point to a night filled with laughs.

LuFFKiD

Pillory Pub in Plymouth hosts LuFFKiD for a ticketed show. Tickets are available for this event.

Pillory Pub

Chunky Knit Throw - {Christmas in July!}

Celebrate Christmas in July with a cozy, hands-on chunky knit throw workshop at MIY Studio. No knitting experience is required, and the workshop fee includes all necessary supplies. Bring friends, along with a snack and drink, for a relaxed creative experience. Many participants complete their blankets during the session. Expect a finished throw around 40 by 60 inches, with size varying by gauge. The project uses six full balls of yarn, totaling approximately 174 yards. Select your yarn color during registration by listing your top three choices for each participant. Colors are set aside in the order registrations are received. If preferences are not provided or are unavailable, colors can be chosen from what remains at the event. Designed for adults, with mature teens ages 13 and up welcome when registered with an accompanying adult. If you have an unfinished chunky knit blanket from another class, bring that piece and your remaining yarn to finish it in a comfortable studio setting. Use the promo code "NOYARN" to participate for $60, with no yarn supplied under this option. Each person using this discount must book separately. Advance registration through the ticket link is required.

Breathing Lotus Living Arts

Sacred Soundbath

Experience a restorative sound immersion at Breathing Lotus Living Arts. This class invites participants into deep meditation with crystal singing bowls tuned to 432 hz, combining single tones and binaural beats intended to support grounding, clearing, and the release of energy. The session begins with a guided meditation, continues with 30 minutes of singing bowls, and closes with an inspirational reading. Participants may choose to share reflections with the group afterward. The approach responds to the needs of the audience through intuitive listening, offering a uniquely personal way to connect with the inner self and a sense of universal flow. Cost is $25 per person, and advance sign-up by direct message is requested.

Unite Through Rhythm: Drumming & Chanting

A community drum circle centered on togetherness invites participants to connect through rhythm and voice. The gathering welcomes both seasoned drummers and newcomers, nurturing a warm atmosphere of shared beats, on-the-spot creativity, and shared energy. Drumming is paired with space to dance as you feel and to chant with heart, all in the spirit of unity. Cost is $15.

Civic

Kingston Electronics Recycling Event ♻️

St. Joseph’s Parish is hosting an electronics recycling event in the parking lot that welcomes residents from all towns and communities. Bring anything with a plug or batteries, as well as reusable bicycles. Items will be recycled responsibly for a small fee, and the event will be held rain or shine. Many smaller items are $5 each, including computer towers and laptops, DVD and VHS players, compact printers, stereos and radios, alarm clocks and speakers, video game consoles, table lamps and fans, hair dryers and curling irons, projectors, power tools such as drills, cameras and clocks, trophies, frying pans, holiday lights, and other small electronics. Items commonly priced at $10 include small household appliances, vacuum cleaners and robotic vacuums, toaster ovens, ceiling fans, floor lamps, air fryers, electric grills, hot plates, small radiators, keyboard pianos, coffee makers, ice makers, sewing machines, car seats, and strollers. The $20 category includes flat screen computer monitors, microwaves, dehumidifiers, air conditioners, water coolers, large printers and copiers, leaf blowers, chainsaws, heat lamps, artificial Christmas trees, fire extinguishers, and empty propane tanks. The $25 tier covers televisions up to 26 inches, CRT monitors, outdoor grills, and dorm-size refrigerators. The $30 tier applies to televisions from 26 to 35 inches, white goods such as washing machines, dryers, stoves, and dishwashers, as well as large appliances and larger yard or fitness equipment including treadmills, exercise machines, snow blowers, lawn mowers, rototillers, large generators, motors, and water tanks. The $35 tier applies to televisions over 36 inches, large refrigerators, and ride-on lawn mowers, and projection TVs are $40. Some items are accepted at no charge, with cash donations appreciated. Free items include cell phones, reusable bicycles, video game media and accessories, wires, cables, chargers, car batteries, household batteries, VHS tapes and DVDs, keyboards, and tablets. On arrival, follow the cones and staff directions, pull close to the truck or dumpster, and you may remain in your vehicle while workers unload. Computer hard drives are destroyed during the recycling process, and removal on-site can be provided for an additional fee. Cash payment is preferred, and checks are accepted for totals over $30. Business cleanouts and opportunities to partner on a future collection are also available.

St. Joseph's

Markets

Plymouth Arts & Crafts on the Green 2026

Arts & Crafts on the Green comes back to downtown Plymouth for a new season that highlights creativity, community, and local talent. The event takes place on the Plymouth Town Green on the first Saturday of each month.

Plymouth Recreation

VFW Post 1822 Plymouth Memorial Post

Fundraisers

CAR WASH to Support Plymouth’s Boy Scout Troop 9!

Support Plymouth’s Boy Scout Troop 9 with a community car wash at Plymouth VFW. Funds raised help cover camping trips, outdoor gear, and community service projects. Pre-sale tickets are available, and same-day drive-ups are welcome. Payment can be made by cash, card, or phone tap at the gate. Pricing is $10 for standard cars, $15 for trucks, SUVs, and vans, and $25 for a Scout Sponsor package that includes a wash plus an additional donation to the troop.

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To the Forum

At Priscilla Beach Theatre, a fast-moving musical comedy inspired by the farces of ancient Rome takes center stage. The story follows Pseudolus and races along with abundant humor, promising an evening filled with laughs.

JUL19

Reiki 1 Certification Class

Embark on a one-day Reiki training focused on personal fulfillment and healing that culminates in Level 1 certification. Participants learn the foundational principles of Reiki, hands-on techniques for practicing on themselves and others, and the meaning and function of the chakra system. The experience offers practical tools to enhance well-being while fostering a deeper sense of purpose. Certification is granted upon successful completion. All registrations are final and nonrefundable.

Tranquil Dragon Studio

Opti Green Session 3

This session supports Opti Green sailors in advancing their skills by handling an Opti independently. Participants explore the main points of sail, learn right of way on the water, and practice essential knots. Instruction also extends beyond these topics.

Satuit Boat Club

Fundraisers

Medicines for Humanity Annual Golf Tournament

Registration has opened for the returning Medicines for Humanity Golf Tournament. The event brings golfers together for camaraderie and a shared purpose. Participation supports ongoing work to expand health care access for mothers and children in need.

Indian Pond

Game of Gnomes

A weeklong lineup of whimsical, garden themed games is available in a relaxed drop in format, welcoming participants of all ages.

Little Yogis with Miss Kate

Give young children a calm, joyful space to move, breathe, and grow with Ms. Kate. Each weekly session starts with a themed craft, then transitions into stretching, mindful breathing, and simple calming practices kids can take with them into everyday life. Themes change from week to week, ranging from animals to seasons and more. This six week series is designed for ages 4 to 6. With 20 years of yoga teaching experience and a strong understanding of how young children learn and play, Ms. Kate shapes each class to meet kids where they are and help them build tools for grounding and self regulation. Space is limited. To register, contact Plympton Public Library at 781-585-4551 or email Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

JUL21

Music in the Park

A community music night at Gray's Beach Park features The Local Waves and Friends. Attendees can bring chairs or a blanket and enjoy live tunes with family and friends. Food trucks and vendors on site include Just the Dip, Mom on the Go, Forty Second Brew Co., and B's Ice Cream. Admission is free. Parking is limited, so arriving early or carpooling is recommended, and no parking sticker is required for these community events. This is a carry-in, carry-out property, so please pack out all trash.

JUL21

Jeopardy

This is a drop-in event for families.

JUL22

Science of the South Shore: Meet a Reptile (Plymouth)

Explore the South Shore’s natural world at Manomet Public Library as a Mass Audubon educator presents local nature lessons for you and your young child. Enjoy learning together in a cool and comfortable setting.

Plymouth Library Manomet

JUL23

Art & Culture

Carriage Barn Talk: “Preserving Plymouth: A Municipal Approach"

Connor Anderson, the town archivist for Plymouth, presents a talk on how the community approaches historic preservation, highlighting municipal methods and priorities. This Carriage Barn Talk belongs to a series in the Carriage Barn at the Hedge House, a historic setting that also includes sessions on women from Plymouth and the South Shore who went to sea, lessons drawn from conservation challenges in English museums, and Plymouth’s ties to the risks of whaling.

Hedge House Museum

JUL23

Big Ryan's Alien Escape Room

Find yourself aboard a strange spacecraft in this puzzle-filled escape experience. Your team has sixty minutes to unravel clues and power up an escape pod before time runs out. This Traveling Mystery Room from Big Ryan welcomes players ages 9 and older, and children 7 to 9 may participate with a parent taking part. Registration is required, and the program is made possible through sponsorship from the Carver Cultural Council.

JUL24

Cub Together Weekends

Families and Packs can enjoy an easygoing Cub Scout camping weekend at Camp Norse with the freedom to shape each day. Try boating, archery, crafts, fishing, and outdoor games, with supportive camp staff ensuring a safe and smooth experience. Stay in cabins or teepees, share a campfire gathering that brings everyone together, and enjoy hot meals provided throughout the weekend. The program welcomes both first-time and seasoned campers, with activities available across the weekend and a family-focused atmosphere for Cub Scouts. Multiple themed weekends are offered, including Christmas in July, Splash & Paddle, and Fall Fest. Participants should bring their own bedding. All adults staying overnight must be currently registered adult volunteers or adult program participants.

Camp Norse

JUL24

Independent Fermentations Brewing

Green Reads Book Club

Green Reads Book Club gathers at Independent Fermentations in the Industrial Park for a friendly discussion that explores climate topics through books from a variety of genres. Participation is open to anyone, whether you finished the book, listened to it, or simply want to hear the conversation. This meeting features Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy. Registration is preferred but not required.

JUL24

Midway Lawn at Champlain Valley Expo

Weird Al Yankovic: Bigger And Weirder Tour

Weird Al Yankovic appears at Midway Lawn at Champlain Valley Expo in Essex Junction, Vermont as part of the Bigger And Weirder Tour.

JUL25

Carver Old Home Day 5 Miler

Enjoy a five-mile event at Shurtleff Park. Online registration is available ahead of the event.

Shurtleff Park

JUL25

Civic

Kingston 300th Parade

Celebrate Kingston pride at the Kingston 300th Parade. Applications are open to march, enter a float, or carry a banner, with an online form available to apply.

Kingston Town House

JUL26

Taylor Eastman Spiritual Healing

Usui Reiki II Certification Class | July 2026

Advance your Reiki practice with the second level of Usui Reiki, a focused step in the healer’s journey. Participants receive the next attunement to deepen their relationship with universal life force energy and move from primarily physical self-care into practices that support mental and emotional wellbeing. The day includes a refresher on Level I foundations, hand placements, and personal care, along with an exploration of color, the aura, and the chakra system. Students learn symbols that support emotional healing and distance sessions, and they practice both giving and receiving Reiki with classmates. Guidance is provided on how to begin working with clients and on enriching sessions through music, sound, crystals, and aromatic supports. Many students notice their intuition growing after the attunement as their energy resonates at a higher frequency, and they are encouraged to extend healing to people in their community. This is a one-day workshop. The fee is $275. A certificate is awarded upon completion and a Reiki manual is included. Please bring a pen and notebook, pack a lunch or snack, and wear comfortable clothing. Location details are shared 48 hours before class.

JUL26

Markets

Shop N' Sip @ ThreeV Sand Bar

Set by the ocean in Plymouth, the Shop Local Market returns to ThreeV Sand Bar with a carefully chosen mix of local vendors and their unique offerings. Browse the selections and take in the waterfront backdrop while exploring what each vendor brings.

ThreeV Sandbar

JUL28

Art & Culture

The Halifax/Plympton Alarm: March 1775

Local historian Doug Ozelius leads a discussion at the Plympton Public Library exploring whether the war for American Independence could have begun in Halifax or Plympton. For registration information, contact the library at 781-585-4551 or email Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

JUL28

Music in the Park

Pickpockets brings live music to Gray's Beach Park as part of the community music nights, creating a relaxed setting. Attendees can bring chairs or blankets and spend time with family and friends while enjoying local bites from on-site vendors such as Just the Dip, Mom on the Go, Forty Second Brew Co., and B's Ice Cream. The event is free to the public. Parking is limited, so arriving early or carpooling is recommended, and no parking sticker is required. Guests are asked to take their trash with them when they leave.

JUL28

Bird Magnets

Open to participants age four and older, this casual, come-and-go activity welcomes attendees throughout the event. Take part at your convenience while materials are available, as supplies are limited.

JUL30

Candy Bar Bingo

This bingo session adds a sweet twist. The entry fee is one candy bar per player. Seating is first come, first served until capacity is reached.

JUL30

Jim Colliton & John Turco – Dad Bods Comedy Tour

Tom Rush, a pioneering voice in American folk, brings a career of more than five decades to this performance. Audiences know him for songs such as "No Regrets," "Circle Game," "Remember Song," "Urge for Going," and "Merrimack County." His work helped drive the folk revival of the 1960s and its resurgence in the 1980s and 1990s, and artists including James Taylor, Emmylou Harris, Tom Petty, and Garth Brooks have named him as an influence. His early recordings introduced wider audiences to the songwriting of Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, and James Taylor, and his Club 47 concerts highlighted emerging talents like Nanci Griffith and Shawn Colvin. He continues to write and perform with passion, connecting enduring traditions with today’s voices. A VIP Meet and Greet add-on is available for $100 in limited quantities. It includes early entry to the venue, an exclusive meet and greet with Tom Rush, a CD of his music, a personal photo and autograph opportunity, and priority access to merchandise. Capacity is limited to 20 participants. Presented by JKB Entertainment Group.

AUG9

Reiki 1 Certification Class

This one-day workshop introduces Reiki as a practical approach to healing and self-care. Participants learn how Reiki functions, practice giving sessions to themselves and to others, and examine chakras and their roles in the body’s energy system. The course supports a deeper connection to purpose and everyday wellness, and completion confers Reiki Level 1 certification. No refunds.

AUG10

Fiber & Textile Art - Tween/Teen Craft Camp

Part of the MIY Summer Sessions, this tween and teen craft camp welcomes rising 7th through 9th graders to explore fiber and textile art. The three-day-per-week format blends creative making with relaxed social time, keeping participants engaged without feeling overbooked. This session dives into hands-on techniques such as needle felting with natural wool to craft cute critters and reusing fabric and textiles to create rugs, offering a fun and sustainable approach to art. Across the series, some sessions lead to multiple finished pieces while others culminate in a group showcase. Expect a friendly environment with music, conversation, and plenty of chances to learn new skills. A sweet stop at B’s Ice Cream or Kilwin’s is included in the session fee. Participants should bring a nut-free snack, a water bottle, and a nut-free lunch. The session fee is $190 for a single attendee, or $180 per attendee when registering two or more.

AUG11

Music in the Park at Gray's Beach - High Five

Enjoy an evening of community music at Gray's Beach Park with High Five providing the soundtrack. Bring chairs or a blanket and come with family and friends. Local favorites will be on site, including Just the Dip, Mom on the Go, Forty Second Brew Co., and B's Ice Cream. These events are free to the public. Parking is limited, so consider arriving early or carpooling, and no parking sticker is required for these community nights. Please follow the carry in, carry out policy for trash.

PO Box 2515, 9N, Silver Bay, NY

AUG11

Civic

9N clean up

A cleanup is planned on 9N. The meeting point is the sand pit along 9N, beyond Silver Bay. Participants should bring gloves and sturdy shoes, and long pants are recommended. Registration is available at the annual meeting, and walk-up participation is welcome.

AUG12

A Swingin’ Affair at Project Arts’ Outdoor Summer Concert Series

A Swingin’ Affair brings the energy of its indoor shows to the Plymouth Waterfront as part of Project Arts of Plymouth’s Outdoor Summer Concert Series. Enjoy beloved big band favorites performed by the ensemble’s vocalists and instrumentalists with a seaside backdrop. Project Arts is celebrating 30 years of music and community, and this concert is free for everyone. Pack a picnic and bring blankets or folding chairs, since this open air park setting does not provide seating. Metered parking is available on surrounding streets and in nearby lots.

Plymouth Waterfront, MA

AUG15

Bog Town Acoustic

Bog Town Acoustic returns to the beer garden for a relaxed set of music. Arrive early to claim a seat, pair the performance with pizza and a cold drink, and settle in to enjoy the tunes.

AUG15

Unite Through Rhythm ~ Drumming & Chanting!

This community drum circle centers on connection, blending percussion, voice, free movement, and spirited chanting. It welcomes experienced drummers and newcomers, creating an uplifting, collaborative atmosphere powered by group energy and in-the-moment creativity. The cost is $15.

AUG15

Overboard @ Campy's

Campy's Sports Bar hosts a beach party featuring Overboard, bringing a lively beach vibe to the venue.

Campy's Sports Bar

AUG17

Fundraisers

34th ANNUAL SNEIADA CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT Benefitting Disabled and Limbless Veterans

This golf tournament features registration followed by lunch and a shotgun start for all golfers. After the round, dinner will be served and tournament prizes will be presented, along with a live auction and raffle drawings. Entry is $250 per golfer or $1000 per foursome, and includes lunch, dinner, and a cart. Sponsorships are available at several levels, including Dinner Sponsor at $2500, Lunch Sponsor at $2000, Cart Sponsor at $2000, Cannon Sponsor at $500, Putting Green Sponsor at $500, Driving Range Sponsor at $500, Appetizer Sponsor at $500, Dessert Sponsor at $500, and Hole Signs at $250 per sign. Dinner sponsorships are limited to two.

Indian Pond Country Club

AUG18

Music in the Park at Gray's Beach - The Keepers

Gray’s Beach Park hosts a community music night featuring The Keepers, offering live tunes in a relaxed, family friendly setting. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs and enjoy the fresh air with friends and family. Food trucks on site include Just the Dip, Nor’Easter Pizza, Forty Second Brew Co., and B’s Ice Cream. Admission is free. Parking is limited, so arriving early or carpooling is recommended, and no parking sticker is required for this event. Please pack out all trash to help keep the park clean.

AUG19

Kids Summer Ninja Course League

Kids can take on a six week ninja course league that blends friendly competition, skill development, and community. Each session brings a fresh course layout and a new challenge format, giving participants the chance to try different skills, build confidence over time, and enjoy a supportive setting whether aiming for points or just having fun with friends. Registration includes participant swag, weekly standings shown on a leaderboard, and prizes at the conclusion for the top point earners. Waves are organized for ages 6 to 10 and 11 to 14, with only 12 spots available in each wave. The cost is $25 for an individual competition or $125 for the full six event series, with a focus on growth, movement, and a memorable summer experience.

AUG19

3rd Wednesdays at Speedwell - Beers w/ Queers

Settle in at The Speedwell Tavern for a relaxed social hour for the LGBTQIA+ community, geared toward adults living in Plymouth County. Spend time meeting people and reconnecting with friends in a welcoming, affirming setting, with conversation at the heart of it all and the option to enjoy food or beverages. The emphasis is on community, not professional networking.

The Speedwell Tavern

AUG20

Spire Center for Performing Arts

ALEXANDR MISKO At The Spire Center

German-based guitarist, composer, arranger, and teacher Alex Misko brings his acclaimed modern fingerstyle artistry to the Spire Center for Performing Arts. He has built a worldwide following by uniting tradition with inventive technique, performing on a distinctive instrument he created himself and collaborating across genres, including work with Hans Zimmer. Beginning classical studies at 12 and then teaching himself contemporary fingerstyle, he first drew wide attention with the original Guitar + Pen Tapping Song, followed by imaginative renditions of Billie Jean and Careless Whisper that amassed tens of millions of views and helped grow a YouTube community of more than one million subscribers. Career highlights include MusicRadar’s Guitarist of the Year in London, seven album releases with the solo record Roundtrip marking a key milestone, and a Carnegie Hall performance with harpist Alexander Boldachev that developed into a long-term duo where guitar and harp weave together as one. Recognized both at home and internationally while still in his 20s, Misko honors the roots of the style while expanding its possibilities on stage and online.

AUG21

RUTHIE FOSTER

This event features Ruthie Foster, a singer, songwriter, and guitarist whose sound draws from blues, folk, and the gospel tradition that shaped her youth in Gause, Texas. Encouraged by family and church to raise her voice, she moved from writing and playing for others to the spotlight. She studied music in Waco, served in the Navy and sang with the Pride band, then deepened her craft in New York's songwriting community. After returning to Texas to care for her mother, she emerged with songs that speak to love, loss, and resilience. Committed to authenticity, she partnered with independent label Blue Corn Music for albums including Runaway Soul, The Phenomenal Ruthie Foster, The Truth According to Ruthie Foster, Let It Burn, Promise of a Brand New Day, Joy Comes Back, and Healing Time, along with the live sets Stages, Live at Antone's, and Live at the Paramount. Her latest release, Mileage on Sun Records, earned Best Contemporary Blues Album at the 2025 Grammys, marking a first Grammy win for both Foster and Sun Records. Soulful singing, heartfelt writing, and a life in music come together in a career that continues to inspire.

A welcoming drum circle at Shanti Shala Yoga & Wellness Center brings rhythm, voice, and community together. Open to seasoned drummers and first timers alike, this gathering focuses on connection through shared beats, group chanting, and the joy of spontaneous creativity. The atmosphere invites free movement, spirited chanting, and collective rhythms that celebrate unity. The cost is $15.

AUG29

Improv Asylum

Get ready for a night of rapid-fire improv from a sharp ensemble delivering Improv Asylum’s signature production. The cast steps onstage with no script, building scenes, characters, and songs in real time from audience suggestions. The show is fully interactive, so the crowd helps shape every twist, turning everyday ideas into surprising, laugh-out-loud moments. No two performances are alike, making each visit a fresh experience. For nearly three decades, fans have celebrated Improv Asylum’s unique brand of comedy, and it has been regularly recognized as Boston’s Best Comedy.

Water St, Plymouth, MA 02360, United States

AUG29

Festivals

Plymouth Waterfront Festival

At the Plymouth Waterfront Festival, find toys, craft items, and STEM kits available for purchase, along with giveaways and opportunities to sign up for classes and workshops.

AUG30

SUNDAY SERENADES: BRANDEN & JAMES presents Summer Nights on Broadway

Part of the Sunday Serenades matinee series, this program blends the smooth ease of jazz, the sweep of classical crossover, and beloved Broadway favorites for an elegant, energizing experience. BRANDEN & JAMES return to The Spire Center with Summer Nights on Broadway, showcasing selections from West Side Story, Wicked, Mary Poppins, Waitress, Dear Evan Hansen, and Lion King. Expect heartfelt storytelling paired with dynamic arrangements, with special guest and 2026 Grammy nominee Danny Zelibor at the piano.

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Music in the Park at Gray's Beach - Soul Intensity

Soul Intensity brings live music to Gray’s Beach Park for a community music night with gentle breezes and good tunes. Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets and spend time with family and friends. Local food options will be available from Just the Dip, Forty Second Brew Co., and Mom on the Go. This is free to attend. Parking is limited, so consider arriving early or carpooling, and no parking sticker is required. The park follows a carry in, carry out policy for trash, so please take everything with you when you leave.

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Pinewood Lodge Campground

🛠️ Labor Day Weekend

Labor Day Weekend at Pinewood Lodge Campground brings a full slate of activities, entertainment, and family fun, offering campers plenty of chances to relax and spend time together as summer draws to a close. Evenings around the campfire and moments with friends and loved ones highlight what makes camping at Pinewood Lodge feel special. The Pinewood Lodge app includes the complete schedule, activity details, and any updates for the weekend.

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Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres

Labor Day Luau Weeks

Celebrate the close of summer at Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres with a tropical luau theme. Enjoy island-inspired entertainment, luau games for all ages, and island-style fun with family and friends. Get creative for the Golf Cart Decorating Contest and Parade as decorated carts cruise by in colorful style. Activities are available during the event week only.

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CANTRIP & LOW LILY

This concert features Cantrip and Low Lily, two groups rooted in tradition and driven by adventurous musicianship. Cantrip takes its name from an Old Scots term for a charm or bit of magic, a fitting nod to arrangements that surprise at every turn and playing that packs a serious punch. Border pipes, fierce fiddle, powerful guitar, and three voices create a high energy sound. After two decades on the road, Dan Houghton, Jon Bews, Alasdair White, and Eric McDonald fold classic 1960s and 70s trad influences into grooves and colors drawn from funk, metal, bluegrass, swing, and klezmer, shaping untamed inspiration into finely crafted tunes and songs. Low Lily brings a clear, artful blend of vocals and strings from across the folk spectrum. Liz Simmons and Flynn Cohen join with special guest Elsie Gawler on guitar, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, and harmonies, moving with ease from lively fiddle music to reflective folk, bluegrass, and Americana. Grounded in the song and tune traditions of North America and the wider Anglo Celtic world, the trio has earned two songs that topped international folk radio and two Independent Music Awards. Their repertoire also features Hope Lingers On by former member Lissa Schneckenburger, a piece embraced by choirs worldwide as a call for peace and justice. The program blends time honored roots with fresh energy, rich harmonies, and instrumental fire.

Hotel 1620 Plymouth Harbor

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Career

2026 Best Places to Work

An awards luncheon will recognize standout local businesses, sponsored by Rockland Trust. Set at Hotel 1620 Plymouth Harbor, the program highlights employers that create great places to work. Nominations are now open.

SEP11

Next Stop Comedy at Brewery 44

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Brewery 44 with a fresh roster of comedians at every show. Look for acts with television credits and voices you may have heard on popular podcasts, offering a new mix each time.

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Festivals

Queen of Martyrs Festival 2026

A returning act takes the stage at Queen of Martyrs Festival 2026 for another performance, setting the tone for a lively, feel-good experience.

Mary Queen of Martyrs

SEP17

SPIRE LOBBY SERIES: THE YOUNG FABLES

The Antonia and Vladimir Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund presents an installment of the Spire Lobby Series highlighting local and regional talent in a cozy, up-close environment. For this edition, the lobby becomes an intimate lounge with seating for 70, encouraging a closer exchange between artists and audience. The Young Fables, a country pop and roots duo from Maryville, Tennessee, feature vocalist Laurel Wright and guitarist songwriter Wesley Lunsford. Their music blends candid storytelling with modern pop accents, and their performances are known for drawing listeners in. As advocates for mental health awareness, they use their platform to encourage openness, healing, and connection. Their documentary The Fable of a Song received the Audience Choice Award at the Nashville Film Festival, and their advocacy was recognized with the Troy Gentry Compassion Award. They have earned praise from artists such as Sheryl Crow, Keith Urban, and Travis Tritt. Highlights include recognition on Rolling Stone’s 10 Best Country and Americana Songs of the Week, appearances alongside Vince Gill, Amy Grant, and Rascal Flatts, and a personal invitation from Shania Twain to perform on CBS’s Real Country. Signed with BMG for publishing, they have released four studio albums, with a fifth full-length record on the way, and continue to create songs rooted in hope, authenticity, and connection.

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