It’s almost here!
June 5 from 5 - 8 pm
Downtown Plymouth
Shops, galleries, musicians and pubs are offering special events for June 5th’s First Fridays Plymouth. Check out all our partners on our Art, Food & Drink, Museums & Tourism and Shopping pages!
The Local Seen interviews Gail Parker
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Main & Leyden Streets
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The Local Seen interviews Gail Parker ✳︎ Main & Leyden Streets ✳︎
Plymouth Center for the Arts (11 North Street) presents a pianist and and a master printmaker this June. Erik Lindgren is a Boston area pianist/composer who performs regularly at the Boston Symphony Orchestra Cafe, and at art galleries, galas, and with the Bespoke Consort, his chamber quartet. Come feast your ears as you sip a glass of wine and watch Kat Libretto, co-founder of First Fridays Plymouth, demonstrate the magic art of printmaking as she creates a bespoke print of the Plymouth Center for the Arts, and shows what you can learn if you sign up for printmaking classes at the Center.
As always, Plymouth Center for Arts offers refreshments, a (cash) wine bar, and galleries of watercolors and photography by accomplished artists from around the region. Enjoy!
The Hedge House (126 Water Street) offers mini-tours of this lovely Federal period home. An octagonal room and a rare carriage house are open for you to view.
During First Fridays between 4:30 p.m. and 8 p.m., the Mayflower Society House (4 Winslow Street) offers mini-tours of this historic 18th-century home originally built by Edward Winslow, great-grandson of the Pilgrim Edward Winslow. They would love you to visit!
Most First Fridays historical homes conduct tours. Check out our Museum & Tourism page for more details. Tours are free; donations are welcome.
The Laughing Moon (1 Court Street) features a sidewalk sale with Karin Cloutier, whose creates abstract and stylized works in acrylic and ink on paper, canvas and other unique surfaces. Karin’s work is featured at the Laughing Moon, along with owner Nancy Kim’s original jewelry and other one-of-a-kind work. Check out The Laughing Moon on the corner of North & Court Streets.
While there, you can hear Just 2 Guys at See Plymouth (4 North Street), eat an amazing pizza at Edge Pizza (65 Main Street) and stroll over to All Good Art and Vinyl Lunatic Records (65 Main Street, Units 3 & 4) for some artistic inspo. It’s a busy corner on First Fridays!
Photographer Ed Nute
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Out & About on June 5
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Photographer Ed Nute 〰️ Out & About on June 5 〰️
Black Dog Plymouth (14 Main Steet) will have a special on its fabulous Plymouth Homeport Tees. Short sleeve and long sleeve in Coral Heather, Vintage Navy, and Cinder. On sale all day (10 am - 8 pm). Check them out!
Jessie Fries is an amazing creative and The Art Shoppe (84 Court Street, 2nd floor) is the perfect venue for people to gather, eat, create, browse paintings and jewelry by Jess and co-owner Eddy Murray. On June 5, Jessie leads a vintage kerchief wreath-making class (for adults only). Classes every half hour from 5 - 8 pm.
Elaine Kassam, knitter extraordinaire and owner of E Knits and Gifts (64 Court Street, Unit 3) offers a colorful variety of knitted goods — in June, it’s the Sophie scarf, a great option for cool morning walks on the beach. Stop by and say hi to Elaine!
Say hi to House Cat Vintage & Consignment, formerly Sprezzatura (1 Main Street). Abby has amazing deals on spring and summer clothes, TONS of shoes and accessories, locally made art, and homewares and gifts for every vibe and budget. Sign up for a private color analysis consultation with Mac from Your Authentic Colors at www.myauthenticcolors.com/mini-color-analysis-events and come watch The Local Seen interview First Fridays Plymouth co-founder Gail Parker. Should be fun!
