Sprout Digital Network Joins Around the Mayflower

Around the Mayflower is excited to welcome Sprout Digital Network as its newest local business listing.

Sprout Digital Network is an advertising company that promotes local businesses on dedicated  Sprout TV’s located inside popular restaurants in the Greater Plymouth MA area.

Sprout Digital Network was created to assist local businesses maximize their market share and provide valuable opportunities to appear on screen in front of thousands of people per month . Coupled with social media, your brand now becomes interactive. They offer the best media opportunities and provide a well viewed vehicle to reach out to thousands of potential customers.

To see some samples of the commercials they have put together, please visit their website by clicking here.  Please like their page on Facebook and follow them on Twitter.

LATE SUMMER ART CLASSES

LATE SUMMER ART CLASSES

AUGUST 1 TO SEPTEMBER 12, 2016

MONDAY

Intro to Oil Painting - Carole Raymond

Drawing & Painting -  Edwina  Caci

Watercolor Painting - Tony Visco

Clay Pottery (eve) - Ann Conte

TUESDAY

Beach Days (age 9-12) - Gail Kershaw

Drawing & Painting - Edwina Caci

Pastels - Ed Chesnovitch

Beginning Watercolor - Mary LoPiccolo

Clay Pottery (afternoon/eve) - Ann Conte

WEDNESDAY

Psychosymmetry - Jill Voelker

Watercolor Classes (Beg + Adv) - Mary LoPiccolo

Papier Mache Fun for adults- Naomi Just

Intro to Printmaking - Judy Hochberg

THURSDAY

Messin' with Materials Workshop. 8/4+9/1 - Naomi Just

Digital Photography - Richard Mulcahy

Oil/Acrylic Painting - Doro Simone

FRIDAY

Adv. Plein Air Watercolor Workshop 9/23-24

with Frank Costantino

SATURDAY

Digital Photography - Richard Mulcahy

Clay for Kids (age 6-15) - Ann Conte

Beg. Oil Painting Wksp. - 8/1 with Carole Raymond

Plymouth Airshow & Open House

The Plymouth Air Show will be a spectacular event! It will be held on Saturday, August 20th from 10 am to 2 pm.  An airshow with local star performers such as aerobatic and Red Bull Air Race pilot, Mike Goulian and RC pilot, Mitch Buckley. On the ground there will be kids activities, airplane ground display, exhibits and airplane & helicopter rides. It is held bi-annually to connect the Plymouth Airport community to the town of Plymouth and the surrounding areas. 

Event benefits the Plymouth Aero Club scholarship program for local students and other aero club initiatives. The Aero Club is a non-profit organization, helping the local aviation community since 1984.

Tickets are a $10 per car donation when you park. See you there!

Pilgrim Food Tours

Around the Mayflower is pleased to welcome Pilgrim Food Tours as our newest Plymouth Business Listing! Check out this great local business!

Pilgrim Food Tours invites you and your family and friends to experience historic Plymouth in a new way. Their local tour guide will take you on a scenic walk through Downtown Plymouth, stopping along the way to sample delicious food and beverages from some of Plymouth's best restaurants and specialty shops. You will receive an insider's view into the history, architecture, and culinary specialties that define America's Hometown. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels, Pilgrim Food Tours are the perfect way to explore historic Downtown Plymouth --- great for locals and visitors alike!

Pilgrim Food Tours is owned and operated by the mother-daughter team of Deb Gustafson and Lauren Gustafson. Inspired by a food tour they completed in Chicago while visiting when Lauren ran the Chicago Marathon, the idea for starting a food tour in Plymouth was born. This is the second season Pilgrim Food Tours has been in operation and Deb and Lauren are proud to have a 5 star rating on TripAdvisor!

While on the Pilgrim Food Tour, guests will enjoy some of the best food and beverages that Plymouth has to offer, including:

*Classic New England style chowder and lobster bisque at Wood's Seafood;
*Blackened salmon with vegetable risotto and a pineapple salsa at Tavern on the Wharf;
*Healthy juice made from locally sourced produce at Vela Juice Bar;
*A unique selection of chicken wings at The Speedwell Tavern;
*Beer samplings from local micro-breweries at the Craft Beer Cellar; and
*Homemade chocolate fudge from Plimoth Plantation.

Tour participants will want to dress comfortably and wear walking shoes, as Pilgrim Food Tour participants will walk 1.25 miles over a three hour time period. Your ticket covers the cost of all food and beverage tastings, which is usually enough to serve as a satisfying lunch.

For more information about Pilgrim Food Tours and to book your own tour, please check out their website by clicking here. You can also "Like" their page on Facebook by clicking here and be sure to follow them on Twitter by clicking here.

Jenney Museum, Plymouth Rock Foundation events

The Jenney Museum and Plymouth Rock Foundation will celebrate stories of people and events, beginning with the Pilgrims, who fought to preserve freedom, from Aug. 18-20.

The following is a list of scheduled events:

Statehouse Tour: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 18. Attendees can tour the Statehouse of Boston with Paul Jehle, historian and pastor of The New Testament Church in Plymouth. The tour is free, but registration is required.

The Pilgrim Progress: 6 p.m. Aug. 19. The Pilgrim Progress is a re-enactment of the Pilgrims church service. This event is free to attend and begins at Plymouth Rock.

Celebration of the Beginning of America: 7:30 p.m. Aug. 19. There will be a Celebration of the Beginning of America at the First Church in Town Square, Plymouth, with music, historic presentations and drama. The event is free, but reservations are required as seating is limited. An offering will be taken.

American Heritage Tour: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 20. There will be an American Heritage Tour which includes a guided tour of the National Monument to the Forefathers and the historic district of Plymouth, as well as admission to the Jenney Museum. Cost is $22 for adults and $12.50 for children between 5-17. Reservation are required. Visit jenneymuseum.org for tour information.

Celebration of Faith and Freedom: 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. Aug. 20. There will be a Celebration of Faith and Freedom at the Jenney Museum, 48 Summer St., Plymouth. Attendees will learn how the Pilgrims influenced the writing of the Declaration of Independence and the founding of the country. They will also visit the Abolitionist exhibit and learn about the Underground Railroad then and now. In the Family Exhibit, attendees will see how society is built from the family up, not from the government down, and how the Pilgrims believed the family was the cornerstone of society. Local historians Dr. Paul Jehle, pastor of the New Testament Church; Leo Martin, director of education at the Jenney Museum in Plymouth; Rich Howell, historian and re-enactor; and Jennie Fornier will be among the speakers during this event. The event is free, and donations will be taken to support the educational programs at the museum. Contact the Jenney Museum for reservations. Space is limited.

Celebrate and Let Freedom Ring: 4 to 7 p.m. Aug. 20. The event wraps up with Celebrate and Let Freedom Ring at New Hope Chapel, 89 Court St., Plymouth. Attendees can join this patriotic celebration with music, drama and historic presentations. Admission is free, but registration is required as seating is limited. An offering will be taken.

To sponsor, volunteer, register or participate in the event, call Nancy Martin at 508-747-4544 or email info@jenneymuseum.org.

The Jenney Museum is a non-profit living history museum. Support for the museum is through admissions, sales, tours, membership and donations. It’s mission is to educate families, students, visitors and the local community regarding the economic, historic and agricultural significance of the Pilgrims of Plimoth Colony, including their relationship to the Native Americans. Educational tours are offered from April through Thanksgiving weekend daily, except Sundays. Reservations are required. Visit jenneymuseum.org for more information about the museum and its educational programs.

Neal Pest Control, Inc.

Around the Mayflower would like to welcome Neal Pest Control as our newest Plymouth Business Listing. We remind you to always support local business first!

Neal Pest Control, Inc. brings you technology from the pest control industry, which is environmentally sensitive, enabling us to provide you with a pest free environment. Neal Pest Control, Inc. prides themselves on being a family owned business which allows them to provide customers with personalized service to meet your needs.

Neal Pest Control, Inc. is a full service pest control company and is locally owned by Jeffrey Neal who has over 20 years of experience in the pest control industry. Jeffrey has a commercial license issued by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to apply Environmental Protection Agency registered chemicals to residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Neal Pest Control, Inc. is a member of the New England Pest Management Association, Inc. and the National Pest Management Association, Inc., where Jeffrey regularly attends seminars and training programs that keep him current of the latest developments in the industry.

Neal Pest Control, Inc. delivers prompt, professional service at a reasonable price. They focus on providing customers with the solution to solve your pest problem, including non-spraying methods. Their goal is to solve your pest problem, while reducing the risk to you, your family and your environment from strong chemicals

Neal Pest Control, Inc. is a proud sponsor of The Jett Foundation. The Jett Foundation raises money for research to cure Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). “DMD is the most common and lethal childhood genetic disorder, affecting one in every 3,500 male births. In childhood, these boys typically appear normal, but as they grow, their muscle cells deteriorate due to a faulty gene that inhibits the production of dystrophin, an essential building block for healthy muscles.” Most boys lose their battle with the disease by the age of 20.

For more information about Neal Pest Control, Inc. please check out their website by clicking here. You can also “Like” them on Facebook by clicking here.

Are your books looking for a new home?

The Plymouth Public Library Bookstore is looking for more inventory!

Donations are gratefully accepted Monday - Friday from 10AM- 3PM -- to our rear entrance, or by appointment. Click here to read more on what we accept and how to gift your treasures to the Library!

In addition, we have had a special request from our friends at the Old Colony YMCA -- they are looking for children's books to share with their campers this summer. Bring them to the Library and they will ensure that they make there way over to the happy campers!

Plymouth Antiquarian Society's Hats on Parade Saturday 30th July

You are invited to a summer garden party to open a special exhibit of early 20th-century hats from the Antiquarian Society's collection. Join us at the Hedge House, 126 Water Street, Plymouth, as we tip our hats to the women who led and supported the Society during its first 50 years by showcasing headwear from this period. Enjoy light refreshments generously donated by Simply Divine Catering in the Rose T. Briggs Memorial Garden. A variety of stylish hats will be available for purchase and may be customized to your taste. Costumes encouraged! Hats will remain on display through Sunday, August 14th during regular tour hours.

Fee: $15 per person; $12 members. Reservations recommended.

 

To reserve your place, call 508-746-0012, email pasm@verizon.net or pay by PayPal on our website. Tickets are nonrefundable. All proceeds benefit the preservation work of the Plymouth Antiquarian Society.

For a full listing of upcoming events, visit www.plymouthantiquariansociety.org 

Celebrate Freedom

FREE Vacation Bible School

Chiltonville Congregational Church, 6 River Street, Plymouth, is offering a FREE Vacation Bible School on June 11-15 from 5:45pm-8:15pm for children entering grades K-6. All are welcome and encouraged to bring friends - you do not need to be affiliated with the church to participate. 

The theme is Deep Sea Discovery and there will be Bible stories, science experiments/crafts exploring the mysteries of the sea, songs, active games, yummy snacks, and more!! This program is FREE! For more information or registration, contact Bonnie Holmes at 508-746-2823 orchiltonvillecongregational@gmail.com.

4th of July Concert

4th of July Concert July 4th at 7:30 pm Pilgrim Memorial State Park, Plymouth (Plymouth waterfront)

The Phil kicks off its 101st season with a free, festive, family-friendly concert celebrating the nation's birthday! Steven Karidoyanes conducts a happy mix of patriotic, stage and film music--a special 50th anniversary tribute to the television series, Star Trek, Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, and a patriot sing-along.

Concert sponsored by The James Spooner Trust with additional support from the Town of Plymouth Promotions Fund.

The Kevin P. Landry Law Offices Joins Around the Mayflower

Around the Mayflower would like to welcome the Kevin P. Landry Law Offices as our newest Plymouth Business Listing. We encourage you to always support local businesses first!

The Kevin P. Landry Law Offices, 57 Obery Street, Suite 4, Plymouth, MA 02360, 508-746-2700, is a personal injury law firm with offices located in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Since 1991, Attorney Landry has been helping citizens in the Plymouth and surrounding areas recover following an accident or injury. In the past 25 years his office has helped thousands of people get the money they need to pay for things like medical bills, loss of income and a multitude of other expenses.

Attorney Landry understands that many of his clients have suffered a traumatic injury, illness or accident. Early on in his career, Attorney Landry realized that victims of such incidents needed to have the ability to immediately speak with him in order to fully understand their case and protect their legal rights. Attorney Landry makes himself immediately available because big insurance companies and some defendants, will take advantage of victims without legal representation. The practice provides 18 locations throughout Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island and if you cannot travel to one of the offices, Mr. Landry will come to you.

Over the past 25 years the Kevin P Landry Law Offices has been able to settle and win thousands of cases ranging from vehicular accidents, to nursing home abuse, to wrongful death suits and everything in between. This personal injury lawyer personally stays in touch with each of his clients from the initial phone call all the way to the final settlement.

For more information about the Kevin P. Landry Law Offices, 57 Obery Street, Suite 4, Plymouth, MA 02360, 508-746-2700, please visit their website by clicking here. You can also "Like" the firm on Facebook and Follow them on Twitter!