In this class, sculptors of all levels will develop handbuilding skills with modeling clay, learn introductory plaster casting techniques, and create several duplicates of their sculpture(s) to explore different finishes and casting techniques. Why is mold making a useful skill? It allows you to recreate your sculpture again and again! Whether you’re selling your work, […]

Opening Reception – Free and Open to the Public. Donations always gratefully appreciated. In the Gallery January 8 – February 16, 2025

Winter is the perfect season to delve into the vital roles and responsibilities of the dedicated crew stationed at our very own Point Allerton Coast Guard Station. BMC Blaine Gallagher, Executive Petty Officer, brings a wealth of experience from his distinguished career. His service includes three afloat tours in ice-breaking operations across our northern regions, […]

Maxwell Theater The Count of Monte Cristo – Jan 3-Jan 16, 2025, 2pm & 6:00pm Edmond Dantes becomes the target of a sinister plot and is arrested on his wedding day for a crime he did not commit. After 14 years in the island prison of Château d’If, he manages a daring escape. Now rich […]

Brian Glowacki – Brian Glowacki’s comedy feels like home. His playful style and originality have quickly taken him from a small town class clown to a nationwide crowd favorite. Brian’s likability on stage paired with sharp observations on life have quickly catapulted him into one of the nation’s premier emerging talents. Brian is the national touring […]

The Music Creators’ Forum (The Forum) provides free-lance and independent composers, arrangers and songwriters based on Massachusetts’ South Shore with an ongoing opportunity to share their original works of music with each other and receive feedback in a supportive small group setting. The Forum invites and welcomes music creators from all genres and media platforms […]

Bread was the foundation of the English diet. Cheate bread, a type of whole grain bread commonly eaten by the English middle class, would have been a familiar staple to the Pilgrims. You’ll learn to make a hearty 17th-century cheate bread dough and while it’s baking in our wood-fired oven you’ll make your own butter […]

Join us for a talk by Massachusetts artist, Laura Christensen. Christensen’s work is on display in our Rotations gallery, as part of the Shaker-themed exhibit, Hands to Work, Hearts to God: Celebrating Mother Ann Lee’s Legacy. Christensen’s pieces include free-standing sculptures, woven images, textiles, and antique photographs.

Interested in making your first sweater or learning a new sweater technique? Join us for this workshop which teaches a top down raglan sweater technique including short rows that you will love! Please call or stop by to register!

Maxwell Theater The Count of Monte Cristo – Jan 3-Jan 16, 2025, 2pm & 6:00pm Edmond Dantes becomes the target of a sinister plot and is arrested on his wedding day for a crime he did not commit. After 14 years in the island prison of Château d’If, he manages a daring escape. Now rich […]

It’s our annual fundraising event at the Spire to raise money for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society! This laid back event features THREE local bands: The Shady Roosters, Cheap Voova, and the Fry Band! We’ll have raffles, auction items, fun door prizes, food, and a cash bar. 100% of the proceeds go to STOP MS […]

Miss those wild basement parties from back in the day? Relive the glory years at GPub’s House Party Nights every Saturday! We’re transforming GPub into your favorite weekend party with everything you love about a classic house party—without the clean-up. Come ready to throw down in style and make this a night in Plymouth you […]