Welcome to the Culture section of the Plymouth Independent. A thriving culture scene makes for a vibrant town, and we want to help make that happen.
Culture is where you’ll find stories and listings about arts, authors, comedy, live music, theater, workshops, and more. If you have a listing for the column – which is written and curated by Ann Archambault – send an email to listings@plymouthindependent.org or annie@plymouthindependent.org. Listings must be submitted at least 10 days in advance of your event.
We want this section to be as inclusive as possible, meaning reach out if you’re planning an open studio or a street art event or anything creative that might float outside the mainstream.
If there’s cost associated with your event – like a cover charge for a band – please include that information. And whenever possible, attach a good quality jpeg with caption details. (Please, no type on the image.) Listings with visuals are bound to attract more eyeballs.
Senior captain Cam Horvath relays the play call to his offense.
Arts are an essential part of the Plymouth community. That’s why we offer this forum for local visual artists to display their work on our site. View the gallery.
Plymouth South football’s victory Friday over North Quincy means the 11th-seeded team is headed to North Attleboro tonight to start its tournament run.
Expanded transportation program sponsored by the Center for Active Living, CAL Express, helps seniors maintain independence, stay connected and explore their community.
Plus, a free walking tour of Burial Hill, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, one-day art workshops, a Pilgrim feast, ‘Whaling Wives,’ and many more happenings.
The televised adventures of Beth Sobiloff and Marcia Rothwell have become a sensation, with the senior road-trippers on course to visit every town in Massachusetts.
The Nov. 7 ‘Salute to Service Celebration’ for military veterans struggling with health care costs includes comedy, live music and an award presentation.
Enjoy a great ghost story, a pumpkin pageant, Frankenstein’s monster, a tarot reading, a masquerade ball, Halloween on Main Street, plus many more happenings on Halloween week.