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BY JORDYN JAGOLINZER SEPTEMBER 21, 2023 / 4:30 AM / CBS BOSTON PLYMOUTH – A unique wine bar is offering a one-of-a-kind experience to its customers here in Massachusetts. Check Here for the CBS broadcast. Katy Thayer and Michelle Manware are two friends from the South Shore who brought the Uva Wine Bar to Main Street in Plymouth. “There’s only a...
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Old Colony Memorial Courtesy See Plymouth Published 5:17 a.m. June 16, 2023 PLYMOUTH – The town and American Cruise Lines have agreed to schedule overnight cruise ship visits to Plymouth Harbor this summer. The pilot program will consist of three small-ship cruises to Plymouth on Aug. 19, Aug. 26 and Sept. 2 on the cruise line’s “Cape Codder” itinerary. Stops...
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Reconnect with Nature in Plymouth County. Fresh-air fun awaits in this favorite Massachusetts coastal region. By Yankee Editors Mar 25 2023 By Jillian Dara; sponsored by See Plymouth Just a stone’s throw from Plymouth Harbor, Brewster Gardens is a prime spot for strolling, with lovely landscaping, benches and memorials, and picturesque footbridges over Town Brook. Photo Credit : Massachusetts Office of Travel and...
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Grant aids campaign to give national exposure to Thanksgiving parade, Plimoth Patuxet Museums. David R. Smith wickedlocal.com PLYMOUTH – See Plymouth has found a shoulder to lean on during the shoulder season. The tourism promotion organization for the town and county of Plymouth will use a recent $1 million grant to promote activities in both Plymouth and Bristol counties in the off-season...
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PLYMOUTH, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — Tourists come from far and wide to see the historic Plymouth Rock, but when they see it many say, “huh… it’s just a rock.” See Plymouth, the official tourism website for Plymouth, has started taking a new approach to get the public interested in coming to see the rock… by asking them to talk to it. WBZ’s Matt...
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David R. Smith wickedlocal.com Published 5:01a.m. ET August 30, 2022 PLYMOUTH – Tourists visiting town know there are certain must-see things to check out, chief among them being the Mayflower II and, of course, Plymouth Rock. Those peering down at the world-famous stone, whose history as it relates to the Pilgrims’ remains the subject of conflicting opinions, see it and say, “Yup, that’s a rock,...
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