Tarot cards, mediums and spooky food? Get into the mood at First Fridays Plymouth — October 2nd from 5 -8!

Klay Massage @Ember Salon and Spa (68 Court Street) This beautiful, historic building hosts a spa with a medium upstairs...is the place really haunted? Check it out!

House Cat Vintage & Consignment (1 Main Street) will feature a tarot card reader to help you predict if you’re ready for spooky days ahead (readings first come, first served). And Carol Nelson Jonas’ vintage and handmade jewelry will be for sale, so start getting ready for the wintry months with a little something to make you feel special!

At The Edge Pizza (65 Main Street) Chef Mike offers up some spooky, garlicky, cheesy skull-shaped treats in honor of the season. Come by this family-friendly favorite if you want delicious, square edged pizza with all the classic toppings and some not-so-traditional tastes. Watermelon, anyone?

Join Plymouth Bay Winery (114 Water Street, rear) for spooky sips, Midnight Séance Sangria, and spooky snacks including our CharBOOterie. Make your way to the waterfront and take in a different view of downtown Plymouth.

History & Museums

1809 Hedge House (126 Water Street) is 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, October 2. No entry fee, but donations are welcome!

See Plymouth (4 North Street) See Plymouth presents Just Two Guys for Friday Music on Shirley Square (corner of 4 North Street). Check out See Plymouth for great information on Plymouth attractions for tourists and locals alike.

Music & Art

J Place Duo will rock out at Shirley Square in front of Vinyl Lunatic Records from 6-8pm. If you haven't caught them, now is your chance.

Plymouth Center for the Arts (11 North Street) Slainte Plymouth returns to the lovely main gallery of the Center. They play live Irish music while artist Nora Cannon fashions cards made from collages. The beautiful Annual Juried Art Show is on exhibit and the galleries will have floral arrangements from Art in Bloom. Light refreshments, a cash wine bar are on offer 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). Stop by and stock up!

*Colors in photo may be different than sale items.

House Cat Vintage & Consignment (1 Main Street) will feature a tarot card reader to help you predict if you’re ready for the spooky days ahead (readings first come, first served). And Carol Nelson Jonas’ vintage and handmade jewelry will be for sale, so start getting ready for the wintry months with a little something to make you feel special!

Food & Drink

At The Edge Pizza (65 Main Street) Chef Mike is offering up some spooky, garlicky, cheesy skull-shaped treats in honor of the season. Come by this family-friendly favorite if you want delicious, square edged pizza with all the classic toppings and some not-so-traditional tastes. Watermelon, anyone?

Plymouth’s multitude of restaurants & bars offer great options for your dining and drinking pleasure.

Check out our Food & Drink page for more First Fridays ideas.