First Fridays Plymouth
August 7, 5 - 8 pm
Two new additions!
Gina Klay at Ember Salon and Spa (64 Court Street) offers a spa tour and free mini bloom bar (while supplies last) to promote the spa’s seasonal treatment, the Garden Journey Massage. It’s a beautiful space in a historic building and Gina will be happy to help you book a treatment in the spa.
And, at Bossy Beans Baby and Children’s Clothing Boutique (64 Court Street, Store #1) Powder Point Stitches will be doing machine embroidery bag tags/key chains. Shoppers can also purchase Bossy’s beautifully crafted clothing for a little loved one and have your purchase embroidered on the spot. There'll be creative icons, fonts and designs to pick from.
An added bonus: Ember, E Knits and Gifts and Bossy Beans are close by The Art Shoppe and The Artisan Pig, which is now featuring J Place Duo’s live music. You get shopping for that special gift, a lot of art, a new place to get a spa treatment, great food and live music all within three block radius. Check it out!
Change in venue:It may rain on Friday night, so J Place Duo is moving indoors to The Artisan Pig (66 Court Street) to perform its acoustic roots, blues, and soul. Featuring singer and harmonica ace J Place and pianist Joe Micarelli, they play a stripped-down version of the full Massachusetts band J Place & The Rockers. Come check them out and enjoy an amazing pizza as you do.
The first Pilgrim Progress of 2026 will step off from the Mayflower Society House on Friday, August 7 at 6 PM. The Pilgrim Progress was instituted by the Town of Plymouth in 1921 as part of the 300 year anniversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims. This is a historical reenactment of the Pilgrims going to church after that first harsh winter when half their number died. It is based upon a written account by Isaack de Rasieres, a visitor who came to Plymouth in 1627 and observed the settlers gathering for worship. Visitors may follow along with the “Pilgrims” as they walk by Plymouth Rock, up Leyden Street to the top of Burial Hill where a short Pilgrim worship service will take place.
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!
See Plymouth (4 North Street) Collette O'Connor plays her brand of folk music in front of See Plymouth, which has great information on Plymouth attractions for tourists and locals alike.
Plymouth Center for the Arts (11 North Street) features lovely acoustic music by Louise Adams Acoustic Duo and watercolorist Tony Visco will demonstrate his amazing artistic skills. The New England Watercolor Society is exhibiting "Celebrating New England" and the Center's newly-inaugurated Sculpture Garden is a lovely way to see sculptures by artists from the region. Free light refreshments and wine cash bar; the Artisan Shop is open for your shopping pleasure.
All Good Art (65 Main Street) Mike, Bridgette and Joey will host an opening reception for their next Local Artists Exhibit. Come and meet the artists, view and purchase one of a kind original artwork, enjoy snacks and refreshments, and participate in a free community art activity.
The Art Shoppe (84 Court Street, 2nd floor) Learn how to carve soapstone in free mini-classes (offered for adults and older teens) every half hour from 5 - 8 pm. The Art Shoppe puts on a lovely spread of appetizers (also free) and is a great space for camaraderie and for browsing and purchasing Jessie and Eddy's amazing paintings and jewelry.
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!
House Cat Vintage and Consignment, formerly Sprezzatura, (1 Main Street) is open late on First Fridays in August. Abby has a great eye for vintage clothing, jewelry and home decor. Doesn't it make you feel better to have a cool piece that didn't go to the landfill?
On the Waterfront
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