First Fridays Plymouth
September 4 from 5 - 8 pm
Upper Court Street
Come hear the live music of Colette O'Connor in the courtyard of eKnits and Gifts and Bossy Beans Baby and Children’s Clothing Boutique (62-64 Court Street). Colette plays her guitar from 5 - 8, while you shop at eKnits and Gifts to find your favorite small batch fall scented candles or select from multiple styles of Gilmore Girl hats and sweatshirts (Hallowe’en already?!). You can also grab a signed novel from your soon-to-be favorite Plymouth author Pamela Kelley.
An added bonus: Ember Salon and Spa, eKnits and Gifts and Bossy Beans are close by The Artisan Pig and Ember Salon and across the street from Pilgrim Hall Museum and The Tasty, a neighborhood favorite for American comfort food.
You get to shop for special gifts for yourself and your bestie, hear live music, find a great place to book a spa treatment, eat great food and immerse yourself in Plymouth history all within a couple of blocks!
History & Museums
1809 Hedge House (126 Water Street) is located on one of the most scenic sites in Plymouth. Its beautiful lawn overlooks the harbor, and its authentic interiors and carriage barn bring to life how a well-to-do homeowner in 19th century Plymouth might have lived. Mini-tours are on from 5 - 8 on Friday, August 7. No charge, but donations are welcome!
Pilgrim Hall Museum: Plymouth Tapestry Night Learn about this epic embroidery project, being created by hand in Plymouth, that tells the story of Plymouth Colony. The evening includes an up-close look at a recently completed 6-foot panel illustrating the Mayflower voyage, as well as showings of mini-films about the project in the newly restored Steinway Library. From 6–7 p.m., meet project artist Elizabeth Creeden and members of her stitching team!
See Plymouth (4 North Street) See Plymouth presents Just Two Guys for Friday Music on Shirley Square (corner of 4 North Street). Upcoming performances are August 28, September 4 and October 2. See Plymouth has great information on Plymouth attractions for tourists and locals alike.
Music & Art
Plymouth Center for the Arts (11 North Street) Exit 7 plays classic iconic Pop music, covering Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne, James Taylor and many others. Downstairs, Master Printer and Katharine LiBretto and potter Kari Devine demonstrate their artful skills in the Center's classrooms and upstairs in the Loft, Karen Cass exhibits her one-woman show, "In Between Days," and on the main level, three more exhibits: "Transitions" from PCA members, and "Celebrating New England" exhibits in the New England Watercolor Society's galleries. Light refreshments, a cash wine bar are offered and The Artisan Shop is open. The PCA is entirely handicap accessible.
Shopping
Check out the iconic Black Dog Plymouth (14 Main Street) for their special on Black Dog’s 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!
On the Waterfront
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