Since the dawn of time, bonds of family and common ancestry have provided great solace, but have also been one of the great scourges of mankind. From real-life Hatfields and McCoys to staged dramas like Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, tribal enmity ranges the world over.
It’s Youth Arts Month at the Plymouth Center for the Arts, and to celebrate, the center will host the Plymouth Public School’s annual Youth Art Month exhibit, featuring the work of local students. The show opens Thursday, March 11, and runs through Sunday, March 21.
Plymouth is a town rich in history, with a multitude of fascinating things to see, do and experience. Here are some of the highlights.
A comprehensive new look at the Pilgrims gives new life to a Great American story that has taken its historical lumps over the years.
Plymouth offers much natural beauty and some of the most incredible coastlines in the area. There is something for everyone at our local hot spots. You can sit and enjoy the water, or take in the natural beauty surrounding these special places.
Who doesn't like to spend the day on the beach? Cooling off in the water after laying out in the sun. And the Plymouth area has plenty of beaches to pick from. Which location is closest to you for some seaside fun?
East Bay Grille has a new home away from home with the opening of a restaurant at the Pinehills Golf Club.
The Plymouth area offers a large number and variety of golf courses. Check out where they are.
Every year Doug Flutie holds a charity golf tournament in Plymouth at the Pinehills. These are some images from last years tournament.