The City of Plymouth will hold Interactive Story Time in Spanish 10-10:45 a.m. February 23 inside the Plymouth Community Center’s Black Box Theater. Geared toward preschool- and elementary-age children, the free event aims to celebrate cultural learning through storytelling, dancing and crafts. The featured story, Daniela y Mateo Viajan a Argentina, will be shared by […]
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.
Is your child curious about how robots work? Do they love building, problem-solving and coding? Our Robotics Workshop is the perfect opportunity for young innovators in grades 3-8 to dive into the world of robotics while getting an exciting preview of the FIRST LEGO League (FLL) robotics competition. What to Expect: Hands-on Robotics Experience—build and […]
Listen to live music by indie country artist Tyler Herwig while enjoying food and drinks.
Have you ever looked at a beautiful planter and wondered how to create something like that yourself? Have you ever wished you had someone who could answer your questions about how to keep your planters looking great? Join your neighbors and get the information from a Hennepin County Master Gardener.
Day Trippers Dinner Theatre will soon premiere their hilarious spring 2025 play, 37 Postcards. Taking place at Plymouth Playhouse, there are lunch and afternoon performances every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, as well as dinner and evening performances on Fridays and Saturdays, from April 23 through May 31. About 37 Postcards Get ready for laughter and […]
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
Kickoff summer with your pup at the Brew Park Patio Party! No pup? No problem. We welcome all humans. Join us 1–5 p.m. on June 7 where we'll be running limited time specials including: $15 burger baskets Discounted $6 short and $8 tall beers* Excludes Pull Tabs and Amber Ale beers.
This isn’t just dinner—it’s Dad’s dream come true. Treat him to an unforgettable day on June 15 at Luce Line Brewing in Plymouth, where he gets to be the grill master and enjoy a meal that’s big on flavor and value. Dad gets to fire up the grill himself and cook his own thick, juicy 12 oz. choice ribeye—seasoned to […]
Join The Traveling Professor, David Johnston, at Plymouth’s Old Town Hall for captivating history lectures. Dive deep into intriguing historical narratives and gain fresh insights into the past. Explore pivotal moments and characters in American history. Immerse yourself in the past with a knowledgeable guide who brings history to life. Don’t miss this enriching journey […]
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