Art Galleries and Studios
The Art Shoppe
84 Court Street, 2nd floor
"Jessie Fries and Eddy Murray have joined artistic forces to give the community high quality art......." - Plympton Halifax Express
Inky Hands Print Studio and Gallery
84 Court Street
Inky Hands is a contemporary silk screen studio, art gallery and publisher in Plymouth, dedicated fully to silk screen as a fine art process. The studio provides a collaborative approach to producing limited edition screen prints with artists, as well as offers the community a place to learn and print through workshops and short courses.
https://www.inkyhandsprintstudio.com
Plimoth Violins
58 Main Street
Plimoth Violins - America's Hometown String Shop - is your destination for fine stringed instruments, repairs & restoration, and lessons for all levels. We are dedicated to fostering The Arts in our region and beyond, and truly look forward to helping you become part of this grand tradition.
https://www.plimothviolins.com
Plymouth Center for the Arts
11 North Street
Plymouth Center for the Arts offer a wide variety classes and workshops geared towards both young and adult students. Located just steps from Plymouth Rock and Plymouth’s waterfront on historic North St., the beautifully restored 1902 Russell Library gallery and the 18th century Lindens building possess uncommonly elegant gallery spaces and diverse work created by regional artists. Its a wonderful place to visit.
https://plymouthguild.org
Yankee Woodcarvers
63 Court Street
Yankee Woodcarvers is America’s hometown’s source for hand-carved, hand-painted signs, quarterboards, commercial signage and carefully curated art.
https://www.yankeewoodcarvers.com
Shopping
Craft Beer Cellar
Main Street
Its creation is a craft; hundreds of years old and still evolving. Its creators are artisans, fusing simple ingredients to create something inspiring, eye opening, revolutionary. It's more than ABV and IBUs. It's passion, community, and craft.
Beer Love. It's why we're here.
https://craftbeercellar.com
Plimoth General Store
44 Main Street
In the heart of America’s Hometown, you’ll find a general store like no other. The Plimoth General Store combines the charm and character of a time gone by with modern style and flare. Offering one destination for dining, take out and meals to go, along with the finest provisions, specialty gifts and home goods, unique jewelry, toys/games and more.
Eknits4u Studio & Gift Shop
62 Court St Shop #5
I create hand knit hats, scarves.
www.etsy.com/shop/eknits4u
HeyDay Supply
64 Court Street
Heyday Supply is a decor & goods shop in Plymouth, MA focussed on highlighting artisan made products and brands that give back.
https://www.heydaysupply.co
La Vie Luna
65 Main Street, ste 3
We are a Retail Store and Creative Workspace located in Plymouth, MA, and we focus on non-toxic, handmade, and naturally-inspired self-care goods and gifts. Our best-selling candles are designed to make your home cozy, not toxic, and we curate other handmade, unique, non-toxic, and naturally-inspired goods from makers across the country. Safe and natural ingredients are very important to us, so you can rest assured knowing that everything in our store is safe to bring into your home or to put onto your body. We also offer candle making workshops at our “Candle Bar”, as well as a collaborative space for other makers to get together and host pop-up shops or workshops.
Mother Crewe Naturals
11 Memorial Drive, 2nd Floor
Mother Crewe Naturals is a new, eclectic shoppe that is owned by Alissa and Joseph Hamblin. The shoppe is filled with eco friendly and natural products for health and mind. Some art and repurposed decor also adds to their eclectic collection to reduce waste and bring a sense of style while doing it.
Pilgrim Pups
12 North Street
Welcome to Pilgrim Pups, your new favorite dog boutique! With years of experience running a successful dog facility in Plympton, and spending loads of time in downtown Plymouth, Paul noticed a need for a unique place where our furry friends could be spoiled with the finest accessories and treats. He wanted to create a special boutique that carries small business products and reflects the love and care he has for his four-legged companions. And so, Pilgrim Pups was born - a charming haven filled with cute, high-quality, and sustainable products your dogs will love.
Paul believes in creating a community where all dogs are celebrated and cherished. So come on in, let your pup lead the way, and join us in making their tails wag a little harder!
Something for Your Dust
16 Court Street
It's our goal at Something for Your Dust to make your shopping experience fun. We carry varied and unique gifts for the home at affordable prices, including glassware, ceramics, artwork, candles, and small furniture. With both brand new pieces and items that are "new to you," we want our customers to discover things in our shop that they've never seen before -- or haven't seen in ages -- and, most importantly, don't have to resist because of high price tags!
https://www.somethingforyourdust.com
Vinyl Lunatic Records
65 Main Street, ste 4
Hello all, I opened Vinyl Lunatic Records July, 2023 and it's been a great experience. I'm located on Main St. in Plymouth and am enjoying being part of the business community there. Everyone has been very supportive, business owners and customers alike! If records, cds or cassettes are your thing I have a frequently updated inventory and am always looking to purchase collections of all sizes. I also take in trades.
Sprezzatura
1 Main Street
The word “sprezzatura” (spr-eh-tsa-toora) is Italian for effortless elegance or looking great without any apparent effort.
At Sprezzatura Boutique, we curate our clothing to bring effortless elegance within reach.
We believe that every woman has sprezzatura and that we can help add even more of this effortless elegance to your wardrobe with pieces that can be timeless and fun/trendy without breaking the bank. We are here to inspire with new styling suggestions, ideas for outfits for events, clothing that makes you feel good in your own skin, and to evolve on this journey of life with you. Whether you wear your Sprezzatura pieces on a date, to a concert, to work, to the beach, or just around the house we want you to look and feel good with little effort. We proudly carry locally made items, as well as items from small woman owned businesses!
Museums
Hedge House
126 Water Street
The 1809 Hedge House is one of Plymouth’s finest examples of Federal period architecture, featuring octagonal rooms in the main block and a rare intact carriage house. Built by sea captain William Hammatt, the house was originally located on Court Street, where Memorial Hall is today.
http://plymouthantiquarian.org/historic-sites/hedge-house/
Jabez Howland House
33 Sandwich Street
The Jabez Howland House is the only existing house in Plymouth where Pilgrims actually spent time. Jabez Howland, son of Mayflower passenger’s John Howland and Elizabeth Tilley, lived here with his family until they sold the house in 1680. It was a private residence until 1912 when it was purchased for a museum by the Pilgrim John Howland Society. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Mayflower Society
4 Winslow street
In 1876, while America was celebrating its centennial, many Americans became interested in perpetuating the memory of their ancestors who helped found our country. To commemorate the courageous, steadfast spirit and contributions to American democracy of the Mayflower Pilgrims, several states in the northeast began to mobilize.
The first Society of Mayflower Descendants was established in New York City on December 22, 1894 as a society for lineal descendants of the Mayflower Pilgrims. Three more states followed in 1896: Connecticut on March 7, Massachusetts on March 28, and Pennsylvania on July 1. Delegates from the existing Societies met in Plymouth, Massachusetts, to form the General Society of Mayflower Descendants on January 12, 1897.
Mayflower Societies quickly formed across the nation. The first state to be chartered by the General Society was Illinois in 1897. Almost 10 years later, in 1906, Colorado was the first state west of the Mississippi to be chartered.
Since its founding, the Mayflower Society has welcomed over 100,000 members who could prove Mayflower descent and has an ever-growing number of members across the globe.
August 4th only, begins at Mayflower Society, 4 Winslow Stret
“Pilgrim Progress” is a reenactment of the Pilgrims’ Sabbath procession to worship beginning at the Mayflower Society House on Winslow Street, just off of North Street in downtown Plymouth. Costumed participants representing survivors of the winter of 1621, assemble to the beat of a drum, proceed down North Street, along the Waterfront to Burial Hill. The march continues through town on Main Street, ending at the Mayflower Society House via North Street.
The Pilgrim Sabbath Re-enactment is held on Friday evenings in August at 6pm and also on Thanksgiving day at 10am.
This event is sponsored in part by Plymouth Rock Foundation, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, and the Town of Plymouth Promotions Fund.
Spooner House, 1749
27 North Street
Built circa 1749 for the widow Hannah Jackson, the Spooner House is one of the oldest structures on Plymouth’s picturesque North Street. It was home to one Plymouth family, the Spooners, for over two hundred years. The first Spooner to occupy the house was Deacon Ephraim Spooner, a successful local merchant and patriot during the American Revolution. The Deacon’s descendants, including mariners, farmers, abolitionists, reformers, and merchants, lived here into the 1950s, adding to and adapting the house to suit their needs.
James Spooner, a lifelong bachelor and patron of music, was the last member of the family to occupy the house. In 1954, he bequeathed his home and generations of family possessions to be a historical museum. Five generations of family heirlooms are on display in the cozy Spooner House, occupied by one Plymouth family for over 200 years. Features authentic furnishings from the colonial era to the 20th century, and an enclosed “secret garden.”
https://seeplymouth.com/listing/spooner-house-1749/
Dining/Drinks-Exhibitions-Live Music
The Artisan Pig
66 Court Street
The Artisan Pig was founded in 2019 as a retail sausage company selling at Maine farmer’s markets. With the success of the markets, combined with Andrew and Samantha’s desire to open a restaurant, The Artisan Pig was born. The Artisan Pig features wood fired pizza, artisan sausages, craft beers, and fine wines. We are committed to quality and are excited to serve you.
https://artisanpig.com
The Food Court
39 Court Street
The name Food Court Craft Kitchen morphed from the Court Street location, and John & Sarah’s vision on the menu offerings. With a food court, there's a varied, wide selection. Not one specific cuisine, but a little bit of everything done seasonally well. That is the definition of a craft kitchen to them. There's craft beer, there's craft cocktails. Well, why can't there be a craft kitchen with emphasis on the cuisine? Creative dishes, from shareable small plates to full-size entrees, with everything made from scratch, in-house utilizing proper cooking techniques.
https://www.foodcourtplymouth.com
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Honey Baby
47 Court Street
We’re going to endeavor to be your new spot. A place to unwind and imbibe with a classic, or maybe something new; grab a snack, or a meal, chat and make new friends, or just sit quietly in your surroundings as you take it all in. We’re going to take care of you; make you comfortable, and do our best to put a smile on your face while you relax and enjoy.
www.honeybabyplymouth.com
Mallebar Brasserie
15 Main St Extension
This is the third restaurant of Chef Jim Casey & Heather Casey. Building off their reputation with The Blue-Eyed Crab Caribbean Grill & Rum Bar. The couple wanted to offer Plymouth a fine dining option. Chef Casey started his cooking French cuisine (once cooking with the Legendary Ms. Julia Child!). So opening a brasserie made perfect sense.
The couple renovated & restored a former coffee shop into a chic & comfortable new dining room. They are presenting food that is a feast for your eyes as well as your palate.
https://www.mallebarbrasserie.com
Make it stand out
Cork and Table
23 Court Street
Located in the center of historic downtown Plymouth, Cork + Table Kitchen and Bar is a small owner-operated bistro-style restaurant.
We serve contemporary American cuisine with a southern flair – approachable food with bold flavors served to you with genuine southern-style hospitality by us, the owners.
We have an extensive selection of over 90 distinct wines from the classics to unique blends served by the glass or bottle. Not sure what to choose? We are happy to suggest the best wine pairing for your meal or, if you prefer, you can choose one of our innovative craft cocktails.
Whether it’s your first visit or whether you are a one of our many regular guests, we look forward to sharing our love for great food and wine with you. We think of it as hosting a dinner party every evening with outstanding options for everyone in your group.
We look forward to welcoming each of you!
Bill and Deb
The Tasty
42 Court Street
Located in the heart of downtown Plymouth, The Tasty is a New England gastropub and craft cocktail bar. We specialize in rustic, honest food... taking inspiration from global favorites and seasonal New England produce.
We serve artfully prepared, modern and classic cocktails, expertly selected wines, and craft beers. Our offerings are made with fresh, seasonal, and when possible, locally-sourced ingredients... and Love. Lots and lots of Love.
https://www.thetastyplymouth.com
Tourism
See Plymouth
4 North Street
See Plymouth Tourism Headquarters
www.seeplymouth.com
508-747-0100