Latest Events in Plymouth(July Updated)

Discover the single source of stress, anxiety and self-doubt,?nightmares and unreasonable fears.Find out what’s holding you back in life, and learn howto apply the techniques of Dianetics.Lots of demonstrations and a film detailing every aspect oftheory and procedure, that will help you learn how it’s done.Assistance by Dianetics specialists at every step of the way. It's a two day seminar on Sat 19th and Sun 20th July. The price for the whole seminar is only £67 and tickets can be bought on the door. Information Source: Plymouth Org | eventbrite

Join us on this exciting workshop as we explore the moving body and discover ways to capture movement and dance through drawing. We aim to capture elements of the figure, movement, shape and dynamic combining an instinctive approach and using a variety of drawing methods. Contemporary dance artists Martha Scholefield and Paula Hocking will move through a range of poses and movement sequences using different dynamics accompanied by a range of music to stimulate imagination and creativity. Techniques such as line, shape, repetition and contrast will be used to help shape impressions and ideas as we go along. Mediums such as pen, graphite, charcoal and pastels will be available including working on different sized paper. There is also the opportunity to work as a group with a fun, interactive task creating a collective large scale artwork. Rosie will guide you through a variety of user-friendly drawing tasks and responses. All materials are provided and if you have anything you would like to bring along, please do! Whether you are a seasoned artist or just starting out this workshop is for everyone, offering a unique opportunity to explore the moving body through drawing and creating distinctive and original artwork. Tea and coffee refreshments will be provided. The workshop is suitable for adults This workshop is part of The Knowing Body Performance Art Collective. The performance art event 'The Knowing Body' will be performed at Ocean Studios, May 24th 4.30-5.30pm. for tickets go to Eventbrite - The Knowing Body Performance Art Event. More about the facilitator and dance artists Rosie Allen-Perdikeas Rosie works as a multi-disciplinary artist, facilitator and performer based in Plymouth and has a background in dance and choreography. She has worked nationally and internationally including Royal Opera House, Glyndebourne, La Scala, Milan and Matthew Bourne, New Adventures. Rosie’s art practice is centred around the exploration of rhythm and movement through the bodily form, and she draws on her wealth of knowledge and experience combining art, dance and performance. She works in mixed media, painting and drawing and strives to procure a sense of liveliness and expression with interaction and collaboration playing a core central role within her work. Martha Scholefield Martha is a dance practitioner and yoga teacher and through her own growth and development as well as working within communities she has nurtured a passion for the importance of improving the relationship we have with our own bodies. She has performed and taught dance for many years and champions creativity across all disciplines. Paula Hocking Currently working with older people Paula has an MA in Choreography and is an advocate of Dance for Health and Wellbeing. She is enthusiastic about people of all ages and abilitie4s enjoying all aspects of dance. For more information about our workshops, creative activities, studios, and facilities, be sure to visit the RAMP (Real Art Make Print) website. Discover the exciting opportunities we offer and get involved in our vibrant community. Check out all the details at RAMP's What's On page. If you are unable to attend any workshops or activities, please inform us as soon as possible so we can offer your spot to others who may be interested. Additionally, please review our ticket refund policy, as we will be adhering to it strictly. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation! Information Source: RAMP - Real Art Make Print | eventbrite

Welcome to the **Handmade Wooden Ornaments** at Pinewood Lodge! With Christmas in July next week, this is a chance to get into the Holiday spirit by making your own unique wooden ornaments to decorate your tree or give as gifts. No experience necessary, just bring your imagination and we'll provide all the materials you need. This event is perfect for anyone who loves DIY projects or wants to add a personal touch to their holiday decor. Don't miss out on this opportunity to create something special with your own hands! Information Source: OWL - One With Life | eventbrite

Registration at 12:00 Shot Gun Start at 1:00 Dinner at 5:00/5:30 depending on golf ending. Come get a drink at the clubhouse before! The mission of the Wedge Bramhall memorial fund is to raise money for graduating high school students. Wedge had a passion for clean energy, agriculture, but most importantly he loved his community. We are now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, 100% of the profits from the tournament will go towards scholarships for students entering college in the sustainable energy field. We hope that giving back to the students who share Wedge’s passion will keep his name and legacy alive for years to come. Wedge grew up in Plymouth, MA in the heart of Chiltonville with his family raising sheep, cows and learning the ropes of running the Country Store from his mom and dad. Wedge was a wild one growing up. When he graduated from high school and didn't get picked for the draft - him and his buddies converted an old school bus and went on a cross country trip in "The Magic Bus". He moved to Hawaii for a few years.. homeless.. sleeping in dugouts at night and catching Yellowfin Tuna during the day. On his trip back to go get his dog and move there... he met Jami. He retired from his crazy lifestyle to marry his soulmate and have 4 kids. Ben, Sam, Sally and Liz... Who made his life a different kind of crazy. Wedge was a jack of all trades providing for his family. He was a real estate agent, a lobsterman, ran the family store, ran the family garden and snow plowed in the winter. Even with all of that, his favorite job was being a dad. He was at every single game, out in the yard with his glove every night playing catch, front and center taking pictures of every pitch, every race, every dirt bike trick. He taught the kids how to work at the store, run the garden, re-shingle the horse barn, mow the lawn, bait a hook, and many more life lessons. He loved photography, being involved in the community, his family history, sunflowers, fishing, clamming, beach walks, kayaking, watching the sunset, a game of darts, Harpoon IPA, Milagro Tequila, and spending time with family. In August of 2013 Wedge was diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer. This disease came on extremely strong and the doctors said he only had a couple months left to live. Knowing Wedge, he knew that was a challenge he was going to overcome. Wedge went through that whole winter snow plowing. He plowed every storm...after chemo... 4 months past the date his doctors gave him.. knowing he didn't want to "disappoint the people who were relying on him". After the toughest fight the disease has probably ever seen, he lost his battle in April of 2014. When Wedge was sick, Sal and Ben stopped everything in their life to take over the store. They've been working the past few years fine tuning the store, continuously progressing Wedge's vision of a community meeting place, a great meal, a friendly smile and HISTORY. Pure Plymouth History. Sammy!!! The entrepreneur. The neighborhoods favorite electrician. Sam took a different route.. but still to Wedge's legacy: doing it his own way, making his own path. Serving his family and community everyday. Wedge guided him to Glynn Electric where he learned so much that he was able to go out on his own to do what he loves. Dad would be so proud! And Liz! (Me). My dad loved clean energy all of his life. Always trying to find new, innovative ways to power his beach house, home and the store. One day when I was in high school he said I should go to Mass Maritime to do a new clean energy major - Energy Systems Engineering. I laughed... it was military and all my friends wanted to go to UMass. I went on the tour with him and later that day applied for early acceptance. He passed before he could see me there, but he was always my motivation. I've been working for a clean energy company for 5 years now and am so grateful for his influence. To honor his memory, we started this tournament to get his friends, family, community and loved ones together. A day to remember Wedge and the impact he had on so many people. We welcome you to come join us to celebrate this incredible life! Maybe you'll be lucky enough to get a magic bus story from one of his buddies..... Information Source: Elizabeth Bramhall | eventbrite

Registration at 12:00 Shot Gun Start at 1:00 Dinner at 5:00/5:30 depending on golf ending. Come get a drink at the clubhouse before! The mission of the Wedge Bramhall memorial fund is to raise money for graduating high school students. Wedge had a passion for clean energy, agriculture, but most importantly he loved his community. We are now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, 100% of the profits from the tournament will go towards scholarships for students entering college in the sustainable energy field. We hope that giving back to the students who share Wedge’s passion will keep his name and legacy alive for years to come. Wedge grew up in Plymouth, MA in the heart of Chiltonville with his family raising sheep, cows and learning the ropes of running the Country Store from his mom and dad. Wedge was a wild one growing up. When he graduated from high school and didn't get picked for the draft - him and his buddies converted an old school bus and went on a cross country trip in The Magic Bus . He moved to Hawaii for a few years.. homeless.. sleeping in dugouts at night and catching Yellowfin Tuna during the day. On his trip back to go get his dog and move there... he met Jami. He retired from his crazy lifestyle to marry his soulmate and have 4 kids. Ben, Sam, Sally and Liz... Who made his life a different kind of crazy. Wedge was a jack of all trades providing for his family. He was a real estate agent, a lobsterman, ran the family store, ran the family garden and snow plowed in the winter. Even with all of that, his favorite job was being a dad. He was at every single game, out in the yard with his glove every night playing catch, front and center taking pictures of every pitch, every race, every dirt bike trick. He taught the kids how to work at the store, run the garden, re-shingle the horse barn, mow the lawn, bait a hook, and many more life lessons. He loved photography, being involved in the community, his family history, sunflowers, fishing, clamming, beach walks, kayaking, watching the sunset, a game of darts, Harpoon IPA, Milagro Tequila, and spending time with family. In August of 2013 Wedge was diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer. This disease came on extremely strong and the doctors said he only had a couple months left to live. Knowing Wedge, he knew that was a challenge he was going to overcome. Wedge went through that whole winter snow plowing. He plowed every storm...after chemo... 4 months past the date his doctors gave him.. knowing he didn't want to disappoint the people who were relying on him . After the toughest fight the disease has probably ever seen, he lost his battle in April of 2014. When Wedge was sick, Sal and Ben stopped everything in their life to take over the store. They've been working the past few years fine tuning the store, continuously progressing Wedge's vision of a community meeting place, a great meal, a friendly smile and HISTORY. Pure Plymouth History. Sammy!!! The entrepreneur. The neighborhoods favorite electrician. Sam took a different route.. but still to Wedge's legacy: doing it his own way, making his own path. Serving his family and community everyday. Wedge guided him to Glynn Electric where he learned so much that he was able to go out on his own to do what he loves. Dad would be so proud! And Liz! (Me). My dad loved clean energy all of his life. Always trying to find new, innovative ways to power his beach house, home and the store. One day when I was in high school he said I should go to Mass Maritime to do a new clean energy major - Energy Systems Engineering. I laughed... it was military and all my friends wanted to go to UMass. I went on the tour with him and later that day applied for early acceptance. He passed before he could see me there, but he was always my motivation. I've been working for a clean energy company for 5 years now and am so grateful for his influence. To honor his memory, we started this tournament to get his friends, family, community and loved ones together. A day to remember Wedge and the impact he had on so many people. We welcome you to come join us to celebrate this incredible life! Maybe you'll be lucky enough to get a magic bus story from one of his buddies..... Information Source: Elizabeth Bramhall | eventbrite

Discover Wax Carving In this 3 hour workshop, you will learn the basics of wax-carving and create your own ring, pendant or pair of earrings, completely unique to you! You can either come with a design in mind, or if you're unsure of what to make, you can choose from a selection of Bonnie's simple designs to create yourself. Wax is easy to shape, allowing for bold, sculptural designs that are hard to achieve with traditional metalworking techniques. Perfect for all abilities! From Wax To Metal Your carved design will be sent to a casting company, transformed into metal, and polished up by Bonnie. Please bear in mind that casting fees are additional, so your ticket covers the cost of the workshop only. The cost of casting your item/s will be worked out at the end, and is dependent on the weight, size and metal you'd like to have your item cast in. Guidelines on pricing: Brass £25+, Silver £35+, Gold Plated Silver £45+ After the workshop, your jewellery will be ready to wear in 3-4 weeks - it's worth the wait! Workshops For Everyone Whether you're learning solo, crafting with a partner, or sharing the experience with friends, all are welcome to come and enjoy a fun experience and learn some new skills on the way! * Please note that the cafe will not be open, but refreshments will be available. Information Source: Bonnie Mustoe-Whitehill | eventbrite

Join Sandy Waters Medium on July 20th, 2025 from 4pm-5:30pm for a Mediumship Event at Gillis Family Tavern in Plymouth, Ma! Event starts at 4pm, Attendees are welcome to come early for food & drinks. (Sold separately) Tickets are $50.00 per person & Non-Refundable. Medium Night's are a group setting where Sandy will be connecting audience members with loved ones who have passed. She will try to get to as many people as possible but can not guarantee everyone will get a reading. Each reading is meant to be personal and provide the comfort of a true connection. Learn more about Sandy Waters Here Information Source: Sandy Waters Medium | eventbrite

Are you ready to uncover the hidden gems of Plymouth, Michigan in a fun and exciting way? Join us on the Plymouth, Michigan scavenger hunt in the charming Downtown neighborhood, where you'll embark on a thrilling adventure filled with laughter and unforgettable memories. As you navigate through historic buildings, grand green spaces, and iconic landmarks, you'll feel like a true explorer on a quest for hidden treasures. Discover the secrets of Kellog Park Clock Tower, The Wilcox House, and The Civil War Monument as you solve clues and complete challenges with your teammates. Don't miss out on the opportunity to visit Dunning-Hough Library, Plymouth Historical Museum, Baker House, and Penn Theatre along the way. Unleash your inner detective and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Plymouth on this one-of-a-kind scavenger hunt experience. Purchase your tickets now for an adventure you won't soon forget! Some of what you'll see: Plymouth Opportunity House, The Wilcox House, Dunning-Hough Library Explore The City: Discover the best sights in your city with your group and answer questions that can only be found in person, hidden on plaques, statues, art, and more. Photo Challenges and Activities: Each person will have an interactive role and will receive texted photo challenges and fun activities to enjoy with the rest of the group. Earn points for the best photos! How it works: 1. You can start at any time you wish – this is a self-guided scavenger hunt. 2. The duration of each hunt is 1.5 to 2 hours. 3. Visit our website to purchase tickets. 4. Download our Let's Roam app from the Play Store or App Store. Register and redeem the tickets there to get started. 5. The app will guide you throughout the tour and the challenges you need to accomplish! 6. For any help or concerns, contact our customer service, and we'll be more than happy to assist you! This scavenger hunt is app-led, allowing you to start at any time without the need for a tour guide or reservation. Are you ready for a fun-filled and epic adventure? Compete with your friends and family, purchase some tickets, download our app to get started, and... ROAM ON!! Find more scavenger hunts near you! Visit https://www.letsroam.com Information Source: Let's Roam Scavenger Hunt Adventures | eventbrite

Class is from 9:30am-11:30am Monday-Friday. By registering for this program you agree that you will not attend if you are experiencing any symptoms of a cold: fever, cough, sore throat, body aches. Information Source: Fighting Spirit Personal Safety, LLC | eventbrite

The feature presentation, Earth, Moon & Sun, explores the relationship between these three objects with the help of Coyote, an amusing character adapted from Native American oral traditions who has many misconceptions about our home planet and its most familiar neighbors. His confusion about the universe makes viewers think about how the Earth, Moon and Sun work together as a system. Native American stories are used throughout the show to help distinguish between myths and science. (Excerpts about Earth, Moon & Sun from Fulldome Database. Click on this link for a preview: https://youtu.be/hMPML_SbL1w.) This program will also include a live, unscripted presentation of the Spring Sky by our very own Planetarium Program Provider, Steve Davies. Program participants will be introduced to some of the many out of this world features of the night sky during this time of year. If you have questions about the event, please email Alison Riordan (K-12 Science and Technology/Engineering Curriculum Coordinator, Plymouth Public Schools) at ariordan@plymouth.k12.ma.us. TICKETS ARE SOLD ONLINE ONLY. NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR.(Please note that you do not have to bring printed tickets with you. Tickets displayed on mobile devices are welcome.) All ages are welcome. Parking is free. Food and drink are not allowed in the planetarium. *No refunds at any time. Information Source: Blake Planetarium | eventbrite

Welcome to the Macrame Plant Pot Holder - Community Crafts event! Join us for a fun and creative workshop of crafting. Let's get together to learn how to make beautiful plant pot holders using macrame techniques. No experience necessary, just bring your enthusiasm and we'll provide all the materials you need. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with fellow crafters and unleash your creativity. A great add on to the previous weeks terracotta pinch pot workshop. Book both for a great gift or treat for your favourite plant! Unlimited tea, coffee and biscuits throughout. During the week, Monday to Friday, there is a cafe open for lunch and drinks, plus all kinds of sweet treats open from 8.30am until 3.30pm. All workshops take place at City Business Park in Stoke where there is a pay and display car park on site or free on road parking to the front of the building. We are also on local bus routes and a short walk from the nearest bus stop. Information Source: Totally Emmeline | eventbrite

Learn the art of floral expression with our Hands-On Floral Design Class, focusing on sympathy and celebrations of life. Led by renowned instructor Sandy Schroeck AIFD PFCI, participants will learn updated techniques and gain inspiration to craft meaningful arrangements. Discover the delicate balance of honoring life's milestones with sensitivity and creativity. Whether seeking to convey solace or celebrate cherished memories, this class offers invaluable insight and practical skills. Join us to explore the transformative power of flowers and learn from one of the industry's leading experts. Elevate your floral design repertoire and create heartfelt tributes with us. Information Source: Len Busch Roses | eventbrite

No experience required! Just follow along while our social painting instructor guides you step-by-step through the featured painting in about two hours. If you’re feeling creative, change the colors or go completely rogue, there are no rules. We provide all of the painting supplies: a 16”x20” canvas, acrylic paint, brushes, smock and a good time. Come out early to enjoy drinks before we get started, just let them know you’re with Paint Nite. Secure your seats 45 minutes before start time, especially if part of a large group. Drinks are available for purchase from the venue and NOT included in the ticket price. NO BYOB. Events are for adults, 21+ only. In the event of low ticket sales, your event may be subject to cancellation. In the event of a cancellation, you will receive an email with rescheduling details. We apologize for any inconvenience if this should happen. (10354495) Age: Legal Drinking Age Information Source: Paintnite.com | eventbrite

Nature in Your Hands: Make Your Own Planter with WEN & Natural Shore Join us to create your own native-plant planter and learn about Minnesota's native plants, healthy soils, and the importance of biodiversity! In partnership with Natural Shore Technologies experts, this hands-on workshop will guide you through selecting and planting local native species. Discover how these plants support our ecosystems and attract pollinators. All materials provided. Perfect for gardeners of all levels! On Wednesday, July 23rd, meet at West Medicine Lake Park, Plymouth, MN. This is the perfect opportunity to: - Connect with individuals passionate about sustainability and native planting. - Learn more about how to implement native plants whether you have a patio planter or a large garden. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with native plant and soil experts and take home a beautiful planter! Information Source: Women's Environmental Network (WEN) MN | eventbrite

Wattle fences have a rich history in English gardens. These woven fences were first created as boundaries for cattle farms and livestock areas. Today these versatile fences are both environmentally friendly and cost-effective. Harvest materials from the Museum’s grounds and learn how to create these one-of-a-kind borders for your own home. FAQs Is the museum open during this event? Plimoth Patuxet Museums is open seasonally. The 2025 season is March 15, 2025 to November 30, 2025. Museum admission is not included with this program. How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please contact Christina Coleman, Director of Education and Group Programs, at (508) 746-1622 ext. 8107 or by emailing ccoleman@plimoth.org , with any questions or if you would like to purchase tickets over the phone. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? You do not have to bring your printed ticket to the event. You may give your name to the Event Facilitator at check-in. Information Source: Plimoth Patuxet Museums | eventbrite

Puzzle Night at Book Love Come join us for a fun-filled evening of puzzles at Book Love ! Get ready to challenge your mind and enjoy a night of brain-teasing fun with fellow puzzle enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned puzzler or new to the game, this event is perfect for all skill levels. Grab your friends and family for a night of laughter, teamwork, and of course, puzzles. When registering, please only purchase 1 ticket for each group of up to 4 participants. Each team will be provided a 500 piece puzzle and a workspace. The puzzle may be taken home at the end of the night. Don't miss out on this exciting event - mark your calendars now! Information Source: Book Love | eventbrite

Unmanned missions to asteroids hold a host of surprises for researchers and shake up our understanding of these celestial bodies. TICKETS ARE SOLD ONLINE ONLY. NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR. Please note that we are a ticketless venue. When you buy your ticket online or over the phone, you are immediately added to our attendee list so there is no need to print your ticket or present an e-ticket. You can just check-in on show night with your name and smile at the door. Parking is free. Food and drink are not allowed in the planetarium. All ages are welcome. *No refunds at any time. If you have questions about the event, please email Alison Riordan (Science Curriculum Coordinator, Plymouth Public Schools) at ariordan@plymouth.k12.ma.us. Information Source: Blake Planetarium | eventbrite

This workshop is appropriate for women approaching or in their wise years. We will introduce two magical and mystical Greek goddesses, Hestia and Hecate, who, although present in the earlier life of women may be more easily experienced in mid to later life. Having had some experience of the joys and sorrow of life, the intuitive wisdom offered by these goddess archetypes is more readily recognised and received by those with a few years under their belts. Goddess archetypes offer us useful and evocative ways to understand and illuminate the inner working of the feminine psyche. To know our inner aspects and patterning can bring greater self-awareness and understanding of how to work positively with these archetypal energies We will offer meditations to connect with these rich archetypes and space to share our experiences. Information Source: The Pythagorean Society | eventbrite

Chic on the Green! Come join us for a fabulous day of style and fun at Fox Hills Golf & Banquet Center ! This is your invitation to an unforgettable afternoon of golf, networking, and luxury. Whether you're a fashionista or just looking for a good time, this event is perfect for everyone. What to expect: A dynamic golf clinic led by pros A chic post-clinic reception with drinks and light bites A chance to connect with inspiring and like-minded women An elevated setting to perfect your swing and your social scene. Join our growing community and indulge in the elegance of Chic on the Green at Fox Hills Golf & Banquet Center. Information Source: Chic & Social | eventbrite

This dynamic program allows the student to learn skill sets with a hands-on approach. Skills are demonstrated and explained, practiced through repetition with and without padded targets. This is a 1-day course, with 2.5 hours of both classroom instruction and practical work on the mat. Class is scheduled from 10:00am-12:30 . Students 12 and older and welcome to attend. Please note that refunds ARE accepted until one week prior to the session. There are NO REFUNDS and NO TRANSFERS for any reason less than one week out of the program. Cancellations must be requested by 5:00pm one week prior to the session. Registrations are not transferable to another session if you do not attend. Thank you for understanding our staffing and registration needs to run an effective program. Wellness forms and information on the class will come to your email via eventbrite prior to the start date. Please check your spam or trash folder as many times this email will go there . Please also let us know if you have any special needs ie: hearing assistance etc, so we can plan for your arrival. Information Source: Fighting Spirit Personal Safety, LLC | eventbrite

BREWS, EATS & BEATS — Good Food | Good Music | Good Cause Brews, Eats & Beats is ready to rock and roll for another year! One of the metro's most popular cover bands, THE FABULOUS ARMADILLOS , are back on stage to help us fight hunger in our community. If you haven't heard about them yet, you'll want to come out of your shell to dance, sing, or toe-tap along to the hits! We'll be offering fabulous food from local food trucks, fabulous craft beers from local breweries, a silent auction of fabulous items to bid on, and of course, fabulous music. It's all about bringing community together for a fabulous cause : raising money to fight hunger right here in Plymouth through our Loaves & Fishes Community Meal . Join us — rain or shine — for one of summer's best events in the west metro! Look for more details on our website: https://www.moply.org/brews-eats-beats Ticket Sales $25 Early Bird through 7/20/25 $35 from 7/21/25 to at the gate About the Event Brews, Eats & Beats (formerly Blues, Brews and BBQs) was started in 2012 to not only build community, but to make a difference in our city through music, food, and fellowship. This volunteer-led event is hosted by Mount Olivet Lutheran Church of Plymouth on their beautiful wooded setting off Old Rockford Road near French Regional Park. Through the years, we have raised and donated nearly $220,000 to our community partners! Cancellation Policy This is an outdoor event which will occur rain or shine. Please read event policies in the FAQ section below or on our website. All ticket sales are final. No refunds on ticket purchases. Photography Policy By entering the Brews, Eats & Beats event, you are entering an area where photography, audio and video recording may occur. Your entry and presence on the event premises constitutes your consent to be photographed, filmed, and/or otherwise recorded and to the release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction of any and all recorded media of your appearance, voice, and name for any purpose whatsoever in perpetuity in connection with Brews, Eats & Beats, including, by way of example only, use on websites, in social media, news and advertising. You understand that all photography, filming and/or recording will be done in reliance on this consent. If you do not agree to the foregoing, please do not enter the event premises. Why do we host this event? It's all about fighting hunger in our community. You get some good food, good brews, and good music, but it’s ALL for a good cause. The money from your admission tickets, concession tickets, silent auction bids, or straight donations ALL goes directly to help support our weekly, free Loaves & Fishes Community Meal. Pass the plate, set the plate, fill the plate. We feel the need to feed. That's our 'why.' Information Source: Mount Olivet Lutheran Church of Plymouth | eventbrite

Join us on an extremely low tide to explore Wembury’s most amazing rockpools, rarely uncovered by the tide! Suitable for children 7+ and all children must be accompanied by a paying adult. This event will involve walking a good distance over very slippery seaweed covered rocks and in deeper rockpools. Please don't bring nets – we’ll follow the Seashore Code and use our hands and tubs (we'll provide tubs), but don’t forget your wellies/beach shoes! Please note, National Trust car parking charges apply at Wembury Beach car park. The car park can fill up very quickly on hot, sunny days so please leave plenty of time to park and aim to arrive at the Marine Centre 10mins before the event starts. Cancellation Policy – refunds will be issued up to 1 day before the event starts, minus the Eventbrite booking fee. If the event is cancelled by us due to poor weather, you will receive a full refund. Important Accessibility Information The event takes place on Wembury beach and the surrounding rocky foreshore. There are steep unguarded edges along the coast. You should expect to be walking over slippery, seaweed-covered rocks, steep paths, sand, and other uneven ground. Please dress appropriately – be prepared for unpredictable weather and remember that rocks can be sharp so wearing thick-soled footwear with good grips is essential. We will be out for up to 2 hours; therefore, conditions can change and be different out on the shore than inland. There is accessible parking at the National Trust Wembury Beach car park, but no wheelchair access to the beach. There in an accessible toilet inside the Marine Centre, but the group will be a 20-minute walk away from these during the event. Dogs are not allowed on the beach between 1st May to 30th September though assistance dogs are allowed all year round. We welcome attendees with an interest in finding out more about local marine life and are keen to learn or improve their identification and rockpooling skills. Instruction is provided verbally by a group leader in English within an outdoor setting where there may be background noise. Printed copies of some information can be made available with advance notice. The event takes place in a popular public place but is not usually crowded once we start rockpooling. Flash photography may be used by staff and participants but is not usually noticeable in daylight. Noise cancelling ear muffs can only be used if the attendee has someone with them who is able to listen and interpret the instructions for them. Information Source: Devon Wildlife Trust/Wembury Marine Centre | eventbrite

This hour long tour will go from the Visitor and Learning Centre across the Tamar Bridge to the Saltash end of the bridge. Along the way you will discover how the Royal Albert bridge was constructed, learn about the features of the Tamar Bridge, and much more about the local history of the area, with stunning views of the river Tamar along the way. At the end of the tour you will be free to visit Saltash or return with the guide to the Devon bank and have a look inside the Visitor and Learning Centre. Warm clothing and sturdy footwear are advised. £ 10.00 per adult. £5.00 per child Information Source: Bridging the Tamar Visitor and Learning Centre | eventbrite

Watercolor Oyster Painting on Reclaimed Wood Block - Sip and Paint with Tides and Co! Gather your friends and family for an evening of painting and sipping at Uva Wine Bar with artists Cait and Jaden of Tides and Co ! Whether you're a seasoned painter or just looking to try something new, this event is perfect for you. During this paint event, you will be guided step-by-step to create a beautiful watercolor oyster painting. You will then attach your painting to a whitewashed wooden board, with a glazed finish! You will leave with a beautiful handmade piece of art to keep or give as a gift! Doors open at 6:00pm, painting starts at 7:00pm. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to pick out supplies, find a seat, and order food and beverages. (Parties of 4 or more, please arrive at least 15-20 minutes early so we can try to seat you together). Sip on delicious drinks and tasty food before and during the event! Ticket includes: All art materials and a fun night! It's the perfect way to spend an evening in Downtown Plymouth with friends and family. Don't miss out on this exciting event at Uva Wine Bar ! Information Source: Tides & Co | eventbrite

Welcome to Fabric Wrapped Bangles - Community Crafts event! Join us at City Business Park for a fun-filled workshop of creativity and crafting. Get ready to learn how to make beautiful fabric-wrapped bangles that you can show off to your friends and family. Using fabric scraps of various designs, colours and fabrics we will wrap wooden bangles to create our own unique jewellery. No prior experience is needed, just bring your enthusiasm and creativity! Let's spend the day together creating something special. See you there! Unlimited tea, coffee and biscuits throughout. During the week, Monday to Friday, there is a cafe open for lunch and drinks, plus all kinds of sweet treats open from 8.30am until 3.30pm. All workshops take place at City Business Park in Stoke where there is a pay and display car park on site or free on road parking to the front of the building. We are also on local bus routes and a short walk from the nearest bus stop. Information Source: Totally Emmeline | eventbrite

This presentation, appropriate for all ages, includes Magic Tree House: Space Mission . In our feature program, travel with the brother-sister duo, Jack and Annie, in their Magic Tree House as they discover a note that asks them to answer a series of six questions about space. With the help of the astronomer, the Internet, an astronaut, books and the writer of the mysterious note, Jack and Annie are taken on a wondrous journey of adventure and learning. This exciting voyage will carry visitors to the planets and far out into the Universe where Jack and Annie nearly get… Well, we don’t want to give it away. The adventure is just beginning! (Excerpt by Fulldome Database; for a preview visit https://youtu.be/ijKFckJ5sR0) If you have questions about the event, please email Alison Riordan (K-12 Science and Technology/Engineering Curriculum Coordinator, Plymouth Public Schools) at ariordan@plymouth.k12.ma.us. TICKETS ARE SOLD ONLINE ONLY. NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR. (Please note that you do not have to bring printed tickets with you. Tickets displayed on mobile devices are welcome.) All ages are welcome; recommended for younger audiences. Parking is free. Food and drink are not allowed in the planetarium. *No refunds at any time. Information Source: Blake Planetarium | eventbrite