News Summary
As the school year ends, Plymouth gears up for an exciting summer filled with activities for families. From summer camps to food festivals and outdoor adventures, there’s something for everyone. Make unforgettable memories with local events, including theater performances, parades, and the vibrant Plymouth Pride Festival. Explore everything from food trucks to whale watching excursions, ensuring a summer packed with fun for all ages.
Get Ready for Summer Fun in Plymouth!
The school year is winding down in Plymouth, and that means it’s time to start planning for some exciting summer activities! With more than 16,100 kiddos attending the local Plymouth-Canton Community Schools, it’s important for parents to think ahead. You want to make the most of those sunny days and ensure your little ones stay active and entertained!
Adventure Awaits at Camps and Outdoor Fun
First up on the fun agenda are summer camps, splash pads, and parks! These spots are perfect for your kids to run around and meet new friends. Whether they enjoy sports, arts and crafts, or just splashing in the water, there are plenty of options to keep them busy. Don’t forget about the scenic trails around Plymouth too! A little outdoor adventure goes a long way in keeping your family happy and healthy this summer.
Food Trucks and Festivals for the Win!
As the temperatures rise, so does the excitement for food trucks! The South Shore Food Truck Association is hosting weekly food truck events in several South Shore towns, so gather the family and try some delicious bites while supporting local vendors. For those who like a bit of ambiance, head over to Widowmaker Brewing Co. every Friday from 4-9 p.m. and Saturday from 1-9 p.m. throughout June. Enjoy their beer gardens featuring live music and food vendors that will surely satisfy your cravings.
Theater and Music Events
If theater is more your style, mark your calendars for June 7! “Noises Off” will be performed at The Company Theatre for the Arts. This hilarious comedy revolves around the mishaps of a theater troupe, promising a night of laughter. Following that, on June 11, the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra will take center stage at Weir River Farm with “Carnival of the Animals.” The best part? It’s free for EBT cardholders! What a treat for families!
Celebrate with Parades and Festivals
June 15 is bound to be a busy day! Begin with a special celebration for Father’s Day at Edaville Family Theme Park, where you can enjoy scenic steam train rides and create DIY root beer floats. But that’s not all! Don’t miss the Quincy Flag Day Parade—the longest-running Flag Day parade in the U.S.—which is sure to be a hit with the kids. And let’s not forget about Hanover Day on June 21-22, boasting fireworks, food trucks, and a tripper of family-friendly activities. You won’t want to miss all the fun!
Don’t Miss the Plymouth Pride Festival
On June 30, celebrate love and acceptance at the Plymouth Pride Festival held at Nelson Park. This vibrant celebration will feature live music and plenty of vendor stalls, perfect for an enjoyable day out with the family.
Adventure All Summer Long!
Love the ocean? Join Captain John Boats for whale watching excursions, an exciting outdoor activity available since 1946. Want more of that small-town fair vibe? The annual Marshfield Fair in August is always a favorite, filled with rides, games, and live music. Also, check out local attractions like Duxbury Beach and Plimoth Patuxet Museums for some fun and educational summer activities!
Concluding Thoughts
With all these amazing events lined up, summer in Plymouth is shaping up to be a blast for families! From food trucks to festivals, there’s truly something for everyone. Take advantage of this fantastic summer and create lasting memories with your loved ones. !
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Additional Resources
- Patriot Ledger: Things to Do in Plymouth
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- Free Press: Plymouth Art in the Ark
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- Wikipedia: Plymouth, Massachusetts
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