Come one, come all: This event will have live music by local artists Dan Israel and Steve Brantseg, games, food (while quantities last) provided by Jersey Mike's and Jimmy John's and other entertainment for the entire family. There will be a short program honoring Austin, education around brain injury and bike and traffic safety. Austin's […]
The City of Plymouth will hold a free paper shredding event for Plymouth residents 3–6 p.m. October 1 at the Plymouth Maintenance Facility, 14900 23rd Ave. N. Residents may also drop off bicycles to be recycled. To access the Plymouth Maintenance Facility, all vehicles must enter on 23rd Avenue from Fernbrook Lane only. Vehicles may access […]
We are hosting a 25 hour gaming charity marathon to help raise money for Extra Life & Gillette Children’s Miracle Network with a group of amazing gamers with Gamers for Good. They will be playing a variety of games for 25 hours and making a big impact for the awesome kids at Gillette Children’s. November […]
Join us for a Holiday fun bingo event! Two cards max per player, per game. Coffee and snacks will be provided. Win fun prizes, sweet treats and gift cards. Registration is required by November 29.
Fire & Ice, Plymouth’s 36th-annual winter festival, is set for 3-9 p.m. on February 1 at Plymouth Creek Playfield. Following cancellations in recent years due to poor ice conditions, the annual event will look a little different this year as it moves from a frozen lake setting to a park. Despite the change, Fire & […]
Flex your puzzle-solving skills at this friendly community competition. Teams of up to four people will compete to solve a 500-piece puzzle, with the top three teams receiving awards in recognition of their abilities. The price is $35 per team.
Learn about Muslim religion and Islamic culture at the free Meet Your Neighbor event set for 2-3:30 p.m. February 26 at the Plymouth Community Center. The class is designed to be educational and allow for open dialogue and Q&A. Preregistration is required.
Whether you’re looking for some friendly competition or are new to the game and looking to learn more, the Plymouth Library Chess Club is a friendly place to practice your skills. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
Celebrate the mathematical constant pi with your favorite slice of pie à la mode. You can indulge by the slice or feed a crowd with an entire pie and 6 cups of ice cream.
Connect with the community at this annual showcase, highlighting local businesses, nonprofits, government services and more. The family-friendly event also offers activities for kids including inflatables, crafts and other attractions.
Residents are invited to join Mayor Jeff Wosje for a walk 6:30-7:30 p.m. on May 1 at the Plymouth Community Center. The free walk kicks off the annual Step to it Challenge. To participate in the challenge, visit steptoit.org.
Volunteers will measure and describe what is seen in photos and enter that data into a spreadsheet. Training will be provided. Bring a laptop or iPad if you have one. This is a great way to learn about Plymouth’s rich history. To register, contact Plymouth History Center manager Ryan Barland, at rbarland@plymouthmn.gov
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