Hi All! We crossed the 1000 subscriber mark over the weekend which feels like a fun milestone. I want to thank each of you for being a part of this community and welcome to our newest members! 

The results are in from last week’s poll—folks want a discount card, so I’m making it happen! If you own or work with a business in the greater Plymouth area—whether it’s a restaurant, bar, service, shop, product, hotel, or anything in between—let’s connect! There’s no cost to join the discount card program. Just email me at [email protected] and I’ll share the details. Excited to partner with some amazing local businesses.

Alright, let’s get into it! 

Founded in 1937 by Dr. Franklin Trask, Priscilla Beach Theatre was one of the pioneers of the “summer stock in a barn” concept. From the 1940s through the 1960s, the theatre was in its prime, buzzing with activity and hosting up to 150 performers each summer. One notable alum? Rob Reiner, who performed in Enter Laughing during the summer of 1965.

By the 1980s, summer stock went dark and was replaced by children’s theatre programs. But in 2013, locals Bob and Sandy Malone purchased the property and began its restoration. In 2015, summer stock theatre officially returned. If you are looking for the Summer 2025 Stock info, I’ve included the link here. 

Tuesday

You Can’t Spell Whale without Ale at Stellwagen Beer 6-9pm in Marshfield  (info) - Join for a night of marine themed fun with trivia and prizes, talk about Marine Animal Rescue and Response, and they will be sharing some info on the humpback whale that washed ashore on Rexhame Beach. The event supports WDC and their Marine Animal Rescue and Response team

Music Bingo at Proof 22 in Plymouth 7pm - Enjoy music bingo, half priced tacos, and $5 margaritas (info)

Wednesday

Terrarium and Taps at ThreeV in Plymouth 6-8pm (ticketed event) - During this event, you will learn the techniques to create a tiny world of plants, rocks, and moss, encapsulated in a glass terrarium. Each participant will get to make one terrarium to take home and will be able to use the skills they learn in the class to make more terrariums in the future! 

Thursday

Poetry Reading Night at Book Love in Plymouth 6-7:30pm (registration info) - An evening of poetry featuring Brian Mosher, Miriam O’Neal, and Anita Oulette. Each poet will share 10 minutes of their work with a Q/A and signing to follow. 

Friday

Wine Pairing Dinner at 1620 Winery in Plymouth 7pm (ticketed event)

Live Music with Back 9 at New World Tavern in Plymouth 8:30 (21+ event - info)

Live Music with Justin Beech performing at The Cabby Shack in Plymouth 4-7pm (info)

Live Music with Little Miss and the Boom at Sip 1620 Wine Bar 6-9pm (info)

Saturday

Simonds Golf Academy Simulator Saturdays at The Pinehills in Plymouth 9am-12pm (sign-up required) - This organization works to introduce the game of golf to kids and is hosting a Simulator Saturday at The Pine Hills for kids ages 8-12 

Hometown Handmade Spring Craft Fair at Plymouth North High School in Plymouth 10am-12:30pm (info) - Over 100 booths featuring handmade goods, raffles, and a food truck 

Sunday 

Live Music Brunch with Hitch at Salena in Plymouth 1-3pm 

America’s Hometown Laureates Presents: U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky Performs Poemjazz at Spire Center in Plymouth 4pm (ticket information)

April 2nd: Plymouth in the Revolution at Plymouth Public Library in Plymouth - The first session as part of a five-part series celebrating Plymouth in the Revolution (info)

April 10th: Joe Fenti’s Comedy Coop at Untold Brewing in Plymouth 7:30-9pm (ticketed event) - Come early and enjoy food by Wild Game Sausage Man 4-7:30pm 

April 10th: April Wine Dinner at Fishermen’s View in Sandwich - Features fine wines from Chateau d'Esclans and five course dinner on their enclosed deck (ticketed event) 

May 3rd: 2025 Plymouth Hometown Clean-Up - Volunteers are needed to support the annual clean-up efforts (link to sign-up info)

Tonight in Plymouth, enjoy over 11 hours of darkness under a waning crescent moon just 18.7% illuminated—ideal for stargazing. Mars and Jupiter will be clearly visible after sunset, with Mars shining brightly until nearly 4am. Look up just after dusk to spot Uranus (binoculars recommended), while Saturn makes a brief appearance near sunrise. And mark your calendars: on March 29, early risers in Eastern Canada and the Northeastern U.S. can catch a rare “devil’s horns” solar eclipse at sunrise!

Until next week - I’ll see you out there. Don’t hesitate to reach out to say hi!