Friday, September 5 from 5 - 8 pm, Downtown Plymouth

Art for All

The Art Shoppe’s final First Fridays 2025 event will be fun, fabulous, and FREE! Drop by 84 Court Street, 2nd floor, and learn how to use alcohol and ink to create a colorful, beautiful tile that will become a cherished piece of personal art. Original art and jewlery by Jessie Fries and Eddy Murray is on display and for sale.

First Fridays at Plymouth Center for the Arts (11 North Street) features live art with Linda Scola (plein air, weather permitting) and a printmaking demo by C.J. Blackthorn. The music of pianist Erik Lindgren will accompany your tour of exhibits that include Moments in Time, Transient Spaces Sacred Places, and the New England Watercolor Society’s 2025 Works by Associate Members. The Artisan Shop will be open and light refreshments served.

UPDATE!

Located in the Mercy Otis Warren House (corner of North & Main) All Good Art and Edge Pizza are collaborating with the Mercy Otis Warren Foundation and artist Susan Ste. Marie to raise funds for the Foundation, and to edutain you while they’re at it. Live actors as historic figures, a special pizza in Mercy’s honor at The Edge Pizza, and a silent auction of paintings depicting Mercy Otis Warren and her husband James Warren at All Good Art, all from 6 - 8 pm.

Read more about Mercy Otis Warren here.

Shopping

eKnits4U Studio and Gifts (62 Court Street) is rolling out its autumn scented candles. Cool Temps bring fall scents! Butterscotch and Bourbon? Or Cranberry Apple Marmalade? Check out Elaine’s great selection of hand-knitted gifts, candles, and so much more.

A special First Fridays offering: make a purchase at The Black Dog (14 Main Street) and enter a raffle to win an iconic Black Dog tote bag! Hmmm….feeling lucky?

Museums & Historic Houses

Downtown Plymouth has so much history to offer…1809 Hedge House (126 Water Street) has a special exhibit of its military uniforms. Jabez Howland House (33 Sandwich Street), Mayflower Society House (18 Winslow Street), Pilgrim Hall Museum (75 Court Street) all offer tours. Plus, check out See Plymouth (4 North Street) for a full view of tourist offerings in Plymouth.