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Plymouth Masons July 4th Fundraising Dinner 7:00pm Live Music with Jeff Hillard 9:00pm–12:00am K. Katie's Burger Bar Plymouth Antiquarian Society Tour Features Rare Portrait Stones First Parish Church In Plymouth Amber Crowley Releases New Album Pilgrim Sands Motel Traditional Irish Seisiun at the Run of the Mill Tavern 5:30pm–9:00pm
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Ways to cheer you up during this gloomy week of wet weather in Plymouth.
If the wet, cold weather that has soaked Plymouth this week has you feeling gloomy, read on for some tips to help chase away the wet-weather blues. On the bright side, you may be able to bask in the sunshine and 70 degree temperatures on Sunday. 1. Hit the gym. What better way to beat the gloom of the week? Boost your mood by running on the treadmill or lifting weights. Plus, it will help you prep for bathing suit season. 2. Go to the library. Bring the kids to Plymouth Public Library on South Street or in Manomet and let everyone pick out their favorite summer-inspired book. Dreams of suntans, warm weather and beach vacations will help pass the rainy day away. 3. Bronze up. Try your favorite sunless tanner or get a spray tan at the salon…
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It's Plymouth, there are plenty of things to do in the spring. What's your favorite stay-cation?
It's spring but it's not quite tourist season yet. How do you spend those few weeks before the tourists innundate our town? Grab an ice cream on the waterfront? Walk on the beach? Check out the woodcocks in Myles Standish State Forest? April vacation is coming up in a couple weeks. Share your favorite stay-cations, and we’ll choose from the most popular for this week’s Patch Picks.
It's Friday, and here are some Facts.
The public is invited to join the United States Mint at Plimoth Plantation for the ceremonial launch of the 2011 Native American $1 Coin. The ceremony will take place at 10:30 a.m., in the Plimoth Plantation Henry Hornblower II Visitor Center. Following the ceremony, the public may exchange their cash for rolls of the new 2011 Native American $1 Coin. Jordan Hospital is hosting a Babysitter Safety course for children and teens 11.5 and older from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. This class will give lessons on handling emergency situations, basic first aid, and how to be a reliable and responsible babysitter. E.S.P. will play its first South Shore concert from 8 to 10 p.m. at First Parish Church. Their close-harmony jazz trio is sure to delight and …
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Your Sunday Patch Facts.
Pioppi's Sunday School Wine Classes have started again for it's 8th year of delectable foods from local restaurants paired with amazing wines. The classes cover a wide variety of themes and are designed to delight the pallet as well as educate. This week's theme is the French Revolution with Chef Philippe Ducrot of Chez Ducrot. Class starts at 1 p.m. Sacred Heart High School presents the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at 7:30 p.m. in the Sacred Heart auditorium at 399 Bishops Highway in Kingston. Tickets cost $5. Habitat for Humanity of Greater Plymouth holds its annual meeting at 3 p.m. at the Hampton Inn and Suites, at Plaza Way in Plymouth. The public is welcome to attend, and refreshments will …
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Plimoth Plantation opens today and other Patch Facts.
Plimoth Plantation's 64th Season Opening Day at 9 a.m. today Come and bring the family to take part in the animal parade and see the sites. The Mayflower II is back in Plymouth Harbor, too. Jordan Hospital hosts Home Alone and Staying Safe from 9 a.m. to noon. Brewer Plymouth Marine invites public to its open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be refreshments and raffles for prizes that includes half-price storage, fuel give-a-ways, summer dockage and much more. Starcreations Theater presents "Oliver" at Kendall Hall, at the First Parish Church, at 4 p.m. Shake off the winter blues and come out to the Manomet Mystery Riders' Cabin Fever fund-raising party at the John Alden Sportmen's Club from 7 p.m. to midnight. This event will …
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It's Friday and here are some fun things to do.
The Art of Beer Making will take place at Ed Nutes Photography Studio from 7 to 9 p.m. The Waterfront Bar and Grill hosts the DJ Skip Dance Party from 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m.
The Get Out Weekend Planner column consists of five events to help you prepare for those long-awaited days off! Please be sure to add your own suggestions to our comment box.
Saint Patrick’s Day Dinner and a Movie Plimoth Plantation is hosting a Saint Patrick's Day Dinner and Movie tonight from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Come for a traditional boiled Irish dinner and the 2010 Oscar-nominated film: The Secret of the Kells. TedStock Come on down to Boston’s of Plymouth for three days and seven bands of music. The music is free and starts Friday, March 18 and runs to Sunday, March 20 from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Art of Beer Making This class will take place at Ed Nutes Photography Studio from 7 tp 9 p.m. Friday, March 18. “Finnegan’s Wake” Dinner and Show Just in case you missed it last weekend, the John Caver Inn will be presenting "Finnegan's Wake," a lively comedy in honor of Saint Patrick's Day. The dinner …
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Whether you're Irish or not, Plymouth has plenty of Celtic activities for St. Patrick's Day celebrators.
Locals looking to get beer and a bite to eat on St. Patrick's Day can visit a variety of Plymouth restaurants, including Middle Street’s British Beer Company. The restaurant will feature a performance by Mark O’Purcell from around 9 p.m. until closing at 1 a.m. Although the traditional corn beef and cabbage will not be served, British Beer Company will have enough Guinness, Jamison and green beer to satisfy the thirst of any Irishman. Hungry celebrators can also visit the Run of the Mill Tavern on Spring Lane, which will serve corn beef and cabbage all day and feature live Irish music throughout the night. After dinner Plymouth will feature a variety of St. Patrick’s Day parties, including DJ Skip’s Party at the Waterfront Bar and Grill …
What are you doing for St. Patrick's Day? Tell us and we could spotlight it as one of our Patch Picks.
They say everyone's Irish on St. Patrick's Day, and here on the Irish Riviera, nearly everyone is Irish, at least by osmosis. So what are you doing for St. Patrick's Day? Are you planning to make that classic corned beef and cabbage from scratch? Going to see the Dropkick Murphys? Listening to Irish music? Painting your face with shamrocks and going to a parade? Or is it Guiness, Irish whisky, and green beer? Share your favorite place to go or thing to do for St. Patrick's Day and we could select it as one of our Patch Picks of the week and give you credit for the suggestion. Post your idea in our comments section or email Editor Casey Meserve at casey.meserve@patch.com by Tuesday afternoon.
Bill Brennan
5:19 pm on Monday, March 14, 2011
The Alumni Sports Cafe in Rt. 53 in Pembroke is a great place to go every year on St. Patrick's Day. Just good fun, good music, and good people. more ›