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November 2019
The Plymouth Tapestry
The Plymouth Tapestry will tell the story of early Plymouth in a heroically-scaled needlework piece, based on original artwork by Plymouth artist Elizabeth Creeden, and created entirely by hand by volunteer stitchers. A visual exploration of history, memory, and culture, the Plymouth Tapestry illustrates the experiences of the Wampanoag people who inhabited the region for thousands of years, and the Pilgrims, the English settlers who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620 to establish a new home in a unique place.…
Find out more »“Our”Story: 400 Years of Wampanoag History
The “Our”Story: 400 Years of Wampanoag History exhibit will be on display at the Tantaquidgeon Museum, America's oldest Native American owned and operated museum, from November 1st through December 20, 2019. The Museum is operated by the Mohegan Tribe. The exhibit will be located across the street from the Museum at the Mohegan Cultural Preservation Center. Exhibit hours will be Tuesday-Friday from 10am-4pm. During the week of November 19-22, hours will be extended to 10am-6pm. The Museum is also planning…
Find out more »The Plymouth Tapestry
The Plymouth Tapestry will tell the story of early Plymouth in a heroically-scaled needlework piece, based on original artwork by Plymouth artist Elizabeth Creeden, and created entirely by hand by volunteer stitchers. A visual exploration of history, memory, and culture, the Plymouth Tapestry illustrates the experiences of the Wampanoag people who inhabited the region for thousands of years, and the Pilgrims, the English settlers who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620 to establish a new home in a unique place.…
Find out more »“Our”Story: 400 Years of Wampanoag History
The “Our”Story: 400 Years of Wampanoag History exhibit will be on display at the Tantaquidgeon Museum, America's oldest Native American owned and operated museum, from November 1st through December 20, 2019. The Museum is operated by the Mohegan Tribe. The exhibit will be located across the street from the Museum at the Mohegan Cultural Preservation Center. Exhibit hours will be Tuesday-Friday from 10am-4pm. During the week of November 19-22, hours will be extended to 10am-6pm. The Museum is also planning…
Find out more »The Plymouth Tapestry
The Plymouth Tapestry will tell the story of early Plymouth in a heroically-scaled needlework piece, based on original artwork by Plymouth artist Elizabeth Creeden, and created entirely by hand by volunteer stitchers. A visual exploration of history, memory, and culture, the Plymouth Tapestry illustrates the experiences of the Wampanoag people who inhabited the region for thousands of years, and the Pilgrims, the English settlers who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620 to establish a new home in a unique place.…
Find out more »Meet Barnicle and Husk on November 23rd!
Going to America's Hometown Thanksgiving Parade? Stop by the historic Jabez Howland House from 9:30AM to 2:00PM and meet Barnicle and Husk! The Howland House is located at 33 Sandwich Street near the intersection of Water Street, just steps away from the parade route. Pose for photos with our dynamic duo and pick up a free activity sheet for the kids, while supplies last! Watch our FREE Barnicle and Husk movie playing every 15 minutes! Plus we'll have books for sale…
Find out more »America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration Parade
Saturday - November 23, 2019 RAIN OR SHINE! Opening Ceremonies - DCR Pilgrim Memorial Park, 10:30AM Parade Steps Off - Benny’s Plaza Court Street, 11:00AM The Saturday morning Celebration festivities begin at 10:30am on the Plymouth Massachusetts historic waterfront with an opening ceremony featuring a variety of top-quality entertainment. This is one of America’s only historically accurate chronological parades, visually bringing to life America’s rich heritage representing each century from the 17th through the 21st. In showing the preservation of America’s history through…
Find out more »Burial Hill Illuminates
Join the Friends of Burial Hill for a self-guided stroll through Burial Hill where many of the gravesites will be seasonally decorated and gently illuminated. As a lovely treat, FOBH member and talented piper Rob Hanold will wander among the graves playing his Scottish Small Pipes. Free of charge and open to the public. The Saturday before Thanksgiving is always a very busy day in Plymouth. You might want to take a look at Park Plymouth's Parking Guide for available…
Find out more »Illuminate Thanksgiving 2019
Plymouth 400 Presents Illuminate Thanksgiving 2019 Part of America's Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration This important annual event focuses on young people and their ability to be that "one small candle" making a difference in the lives of many. Taking place on the same day as the annual America's Hometown Thanksgiving Parade, the program will kick off in Plymouth Town Square with a program inside the Mayflower Meetinghouse presented by the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. Then we'll move outside for a…
Find out more »The Plymouth Tapestry
The Plymouth Tapestry will tell the story of early Plymouth in a heroically-scaled needlework piece, based on original artwork by Plymouth artist Elizabeth Creeden, and created entirely by hand by volunteer stitchers. A visual exploration of history, memory, and culture, the Plymouth Tapestry illustrates the experiences of the Wampanoag people who inhabited the region for thousands of years, and the Pilgrims, the English settlers who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620 to establish a new home in a unique place.…
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