Plymouth Center for the Arts – A Small, Yet Classy Art Gallery
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Today, Mike and I stopped by the Plymouth Center for the Arts for The Fine Art of Photography 3rd Annual Juried Exhibition Reception and Awards Ceremony. Live music, a cash bar, various appetizers, along with free admission were provided to all guests. We enjoyed browsing through the beautiful photography and paintings from local artists. We walked over to the gallery after taking a stroll along Plymouth’s waterfront (just minutes away). Although small, it’s a great add on activity if you are already exploring the waterfront. The exhibits change each year, so you always have something new and exciting to look forward to.
From May-October, from 5-8pm, you can attend the gallery’s First Friday’s event. There is a different theme to each event, along with demonstrations. You can also listen to music and enjoy a few refreshments. It’s a great day night out idea.
Plymouth Center for the Arts
11 North St.
Plymouth, MA 02360
What else is there to do in Plymouth?
There are tons of attractions to appease history buffs, photographers, and nature lovers. Visiting during the fall is my preferred time as summer crowds are long gone, fall foliage is in full splendor, and ghost tours are that much spookier. A self guided tour of Burial Hill and a whale watching tour would be my top recommended attractions for newbies. Also, if you are into Halloween and/or ghosts, the Plymouth Night Tour is spectacular – best ghost tour I’ve ever been on, hands down.
