The Plymouth Art Guild is pleased to have the noted artist, Elizabeth Geissler offering classes at the Center for the Arts. Geissler’s class, titled “Developing your Unique Style,” enables the intermediate to advanced artist to do just that. As the title suggests, this is not your average class but rather a chance to delve deeper into yourself as an artist as well as a human being, learning in the process.

Plymouth is also a great hub of music and culture of all genres. Check out the local schedule of concerts and events.

Plymouth and its surrounding towns offer a variety of galleries for your viewing and shopping pleasure.

Woody Allen has come to Plymouth, with Whatever Works, which is showing at Plimoth Cinema from Aug. 14 through Aug. 27.

He’s all about energy. That’s what drove his involvement with the Phil when he moved to Plymouth with his wife, Pat, a few years ago, and it’s what sparked the orchestra to offer him a seat on its Board of Directors.

Edaville USA is holding the first annual “Edaville Unplugged - An Acoustic Music Festival” in Carver. Enjoy a fun-filled day of acoustic performances by regional and national musicians. Stay for all the rides and attractions that make Edaville USA a New England tradition.

It took 42 years, but the Plymouth Guild for the Arts’ Annual Juried Art Show has come home. For the first time it will take place in the Guild’s new permanent home, the Plymouth Center for the Arts at 11 North St. in downtown Plymouth. The Annual Juried Art Show, known formerly and informally as the “Tent Show,” most recently was held on the Training Green just south of downtown Plymouth.

Pericles is damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t. Antiochus, king of Antioch, has offered his daughter’s hand in marriage to any man who can solve a riddle. But he has also decreed that those who don’t solve it will die.

Dive on in - the watercolor's fine!

The second annual Hats Off to the Arts gala and fundraiser will be held Friday, June 26, at the Plymouth Center for the Arts, at 11 North St. Each year hats are tipped to a different art form. This year’s theme is a Salute to Film.