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The 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, which is considered the start of the American Revolution, is upon us, and Massachusetts is ready to celebrate. Plymouth, MA is no exception. While the town might be best associated with the Pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving, the Revolutionary War still darkened the colonists’ doorsteps. However, just as the pilgrims...
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March is Women’s History Month, where we recognize and celebrate the contributions of women to our nation’s history, both big and small. The South Shore has been home to numerous women who have impacted American history, and there are exhibits, monuments, and more where you can discover their stories. The Pilgrim Women Who Settled Plymouth When the Pilgrims arrived on...
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With Valentine’s Day approaching, it’s essential that you start planning early so you can book the best dinner, accommodations, and activities for you and your partner. Thankfully, the South Shore has tons of options that will make for an amazing romantic getaway. You can book everything you need for a Valentine’s Day, anniversary, or proposal weekend that you and your...
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The holidays always seem to sneak up on us, and that can be a cause for stress. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or there’s a birthday or anniversary in December, shopping for gifts is a must. If you’re getting worried about finding the perfect gift for your friends and family, don’t worry. Go to the South Shore and you’ll...
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The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes beautiful holiday light displays and fun seasonal events. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, or Festivus, everyone can appreciate bright, colorful, and elegant displays throughout the South Shore. If you’re looking to experience some holiday cheer, check out these events and light shows in Plymouth County. Festival of Lights From November...
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Plymouth Rock is perhaps the most iconic landmark on the South Shore, if not in the entirety of New England. It’s generally considered where the Pilgrims landed when they arrived in the New World in 1620 and has been a symbol of the beginning and founding of America. 20,000 years ago, Plymouth Rock was deposited onto the South Shore by...
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Everyone knows Plymouth, Massachusetts is the birthplace of the Thanksgiving feast. America’s Hometown goes all out for the holiday, with its Thanksgiving parade, events, and more. But if your Thanksgiving plans involve being the holiday host, there are ways to bring the celebration to your table. Just add some Plymouth dishes to your holiday feast with local ingredients, treats, and...
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We’ve all heard the classic story of the Pilgrims when Thanksgiving comes around. They sailed from England on the Mayflower to escape persecution, landed on Plymouth Rock on November 9, 1620, and after a hard first year held a feast with the Native Americans who taught them how to survive in their new settlement. However, there’s so much more to...
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October is here, and with it comes the desire to partake in all things spooky. Whether you’re a fan of historic hauntings or you want something no worse than a mild “BOO!” Plymouth County offers up tons of Halloween fun. Dead of Night Ghost Tours Ever wanted to see a ghost? With the Dead of Night Ghost Tours, you just...
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Father’s Day is the perfect opportunity to spend some time with your dad or the important father figure of your life. Plan a great day out with Dad at one of the many incredible attractions or restaurants in Plymouth. It’s a fantastic way to bond and create memories that will last a lifetime, and they could be the start to...
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Looking for something to do in April? Then come experience the incredible phenomenon of the return of the herring to Plymouth! This annual event is a celebration of nature and a sure sign that spring is in full swing. Come to Plymouth to celebrate with the town and experience the Running of the Herring. What Is the Running of the...
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Galentine’s Day, which is the fictional holiday celebrated in the hit TV series Parks & Recreation, has become an observed global holiday in the real world. It’s a day that celebrates women’s friendship. While it’s typically marked as February 13th, it can be observed any day between February 1st and Valentine’s Day. Really, there’s no date that isn’t great for...
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There is nothing more magical than spending the holiday season on the coast of Massachusetts. Plymouth County is conveniently located by the ocean, and the combination of waterfront views, snowy landscapes, and holiday cheer is unparalleled. If you happen to find yourself on the Massachusetts South Shore between November and January, be sure to attend these can’t-miss community holiday events...
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For a place that gets most of its tourists in the summer, the South Shore of Massachusetts is absolutely booming during the Spring season! With St. Patty’s Day celebrations, bar crawls and community get-togethers, make sure to catch these events on the South Shore this Spring! Irish Heritage Trail Starting in Weymouth, and continuing through Hingham, Hull, Cohasset, Scituate, Marshfield...
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There is nothing more beautiful than spending a Massachusetts winter by the coast in Plymouth County. Though the weather may be harsh at times, it’s nothing that a parka, some mittens and a hat can’t fix! For all outdoor adventure lovers, Plymouth County has a bounty of winter activities for you to enjoy, from walking trails to winter sports! Paved...
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Weekend spa getaways are essential for rejuvenating the mind, body, and spirit, providing a much-needed escape from the daily grind. Plymouth, MA, stands out as an ideal destination for such escapes, thanks to its exceptional spa offerings and overall serene ambiance, especially during the shoulder seasons. The area boasts some of the finest spa experiences, where skilled therapists pamper guests...
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As the chilly winter season sets over New Bedford, Massachusetts, all the crowds begin to trickle out of the South Shore. What most folks don’t know is that though summer might be the traditional tourist season, winter months in southern Massachusetts offer a special kind of magic in this historic coastal town. Like something out of a Hallmark movie, New...
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For all of you 21+ readers, it’s time to hit the bars on the South Shore. Though sports bars and small hometown taverns have their charm and good flavors, there’s no beating the southern coast of Massachusetts when it comes to delectable wine and creative craft beer. Whether you’re going solo, with family or friends, planning a tasting, or hosting...
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When staying in Plymouth, Massachusetts, an essential part of crafting an unforgettable coastal getaway is booking your ideal accommodations. This historic town offers a range of options, each catering to different preferences and needs. For a touch of colonial charm, consider staying in one of the cozy bed-and-breakfasts nestled along a waterfront street. Alternatively, if you’re traveling with kids, consider...
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We’re all familiar with the traditional Thanksgiving feast made up of roast turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce, veggies and enough pie to feed a village. What you might not be familiar with is where these traditions stemmed from, and who contributed to the creation of standard Thanksgiving recipes. History of Thanksgiving Recipes The Natives and Pilgrims’ first Thanksgiving...
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Your loved ones deserve something special, something unique this holiday season, and on that note, so do you! Follow our holiday shopping guide to discover some of the most unexpected shops to buy gifts in Plymouth this season! Plimoth Patuxet When shopping for a history enthusiast who seeks unique gifts, Plimoth Patuxet Visitor Center Shops hold a treasure trove of...
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Plymouth, Massachusetts, also known as America’s Hometown, is where the Pilgrims first stepped down from the Mayflower and where the famous First Thanksgiving took place. Today, the community continues to celebrate the city’s grand history and offers various celebrations during the holiday season. Whether you’re looking for a parade, a delicious traditional meal or want to view historic landmarks, Plymouth...
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Taking place the Saturday before Thanksgiving, the streets of Plymouth are lined with locals and visitors alike to watch the nationally recognized America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Parade. The beloved celebration honors Plymouth’s grand history and the contributions of the Pilgrims and Native American tribes that laid the foundation for the city and our country. The History of Thanksgiving in Plymouth Plymouth,...
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Plimoth Patuxet stands as a living testament to American history. The renowned living museum transports visitors back in time to the early 17th century, recreating the world of the Pilgrims and Native Americans. With meticulous attention to detail, it offers an authentic and immersive experience that allows guests to step into the shoes of those who laid the foundations of...
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