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Tourism and COVID-19 – Click Here to Read our Covid-19 Updates
Virtual Tours While You Stay at Home – Click Here to Start a Virtual Tour
Concord is running winter tours all winter with just 48 hours notice and can take up to 9 visitors (wearing masks). Tours include Winter Little Women Tour, Winter Indigenous People Tour and several others. Visit Here for the various Tours that are available. Visitor Center Hours The Tourism Manager is available all year long by...
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January 11-February 20, 2021 - Classes for Adults, Teens & Children. Includes Oil Painting, Watercolors, Ceramics, Jewelry, Drawing and much more! Most are virtual. Plymouth Center for the Arts is committed to following CDC guidelines, social distancing, and having clean and safe classrooms. Special Instructions and guidance will be provided for all on-site activities to...
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This exciting exhibition featuring ship and boat models will be open through January. One hour tours can be reserved Monday-Thursday, 11-12 noon, and Friday, Saturday & Sunday between 11-4 pm. For other times please contact the museum for availability at (781) 925-5433 or by email. There is so much to do this Holiday season so...
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Masterpiece: 50th Anniversary Celebration & Discussion: We mark the 50th anniversary of this beloved PBS series with a virtual celebration and discussion reliving the early series such as Upstairs, Downstairs, Tom Brown's School Days, Poldark (original and recent), The Flame Trees of Thika, The Jewel in the Crown, Jeeves and Wooster, Prime Suspect, Wives and...
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In the 17th Century, there was no school for the children in Plymouth Colony to attend. Pilgrim children learned by working in the fields, caring for their younger siblings, and playing games- both indoors and out! One popular 17th-century strategy game is called Nine Men’s Morris. Similar to Tic-Tac-Toe, this game sharpens critical thinking skills...
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