EVENTS 2008 - 2009
October 2, 2008
Farmer's Market - (920) 457-7272, ext 11, ext 12
Visit Plymouth City Park's gazebo (on Grove Street) from 2-6 pm for fresh fruit and vegetables grown by local farmers. The Sheboygan County Interfaith Organization's Farmer's Market will be held every Thursday afternoon, from summer into fall.
October 3, 2008
East Troy Electric Railroad Museum Bus Tour- (920) 892-6228
The Plymouth Historical Society is hosting a motor coach/bus trip to the East Troy Electric Railroad Museum on Friday, October 3, 2008. This is an opportunity to ride Interurban Car 26 which was restored in Plymouth and is featured on the downtown Plymouth Mural. The bus will be leaving the Plymouth K-Mart parking lot (Eastern Avenue) at 9:30 a.m. and returning at 6 p.m. Tickets are $25 per person and includes round trip transportation and unlimited rides on Car 26 and any other operating vehicles at the Museum. Car 26 will run from East Troy Electric Railroad Museum to the Elegant Farmer where you can stay for lunch or shop. Space is limited to call Jim or Peg Stahlman today (920) 892-6228.
October 3 - November 30, 2008
Dr. James Michael Watercolor Exhibit-
(920) 892-8409
Enjoy this exhibit at the Plymouth Art Center from 5-8 pm.
October 9, 2008
Farmer's Market - (920) 457-7272, ext 11, ext 12
Visit Plymouth City Park's gazebo (on Grove Street) from 2-6 pm for fresh fruit and vegetables grown by local farmers. The Sheboygan County Interfaith Organization's Farmer's Market will be held every Thursday afternoon, from summer into fall.
October 10, 2008
Oktoberfest at St. John's
St. John Lutheran School will be hosting a family Oktoberfest on the school grounds from 6 pm - 8:30 pm. Enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides, pumpkin carving, face painting, a hay maze, dancing to the music of a DJ, dinner for sale by the Gospel Light singers, and our seventh annual Early Childhood Bake Sale! All proceeds from the bake sale will be donated to Project Angel Hugs, an organization that ministers to the emotional needs of children with cancer and their families. Everyone is invited to attend!
October 10, 2008
Fish Boil at Sheboygan County Museum - (920) 458-1103
The Sheboygan County Museum invites you to their fish boil. The menu includes cod, vegetables, dessert and beverage. Takeouts are available. Cost includes meal and museum admission. Advanced tickets are $12 ($14 at the door). Food served from 4-7:30 pm in the classroom. Museum complex is comprised of a stately brick building; the 1864 Weinhold Family Homestead; the 1890’s Schuchardt Barn; and the 1867 Bodenstab Cheese Factory. A recent addition features seasonal displays, temporary exhibits, classroom, and the museum store. Changing exhibits include Indian history, ice harvesting, maritime, circus, local sports, medical pharmaceutical, early agricultural and related trades. View schedule of events.
October 10, 2008
"The Right Stuff” Movie - (920) 467-2043
The Aviation Heritage Center will be showing the 1983 classic “The Right Stuff” at 7pm on our 36-foot movie screen. Doors will open at 6:30pm. The movie will be introduced by a local aviation historian who will share interesting facts about the movie. Admission is free. For your comfort, we suggest you bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on, but folding chairs will also be available. Snacks will be available for purchase , including freshly popped popcorn, candy and soft drinks. The Right Stuff tells the story of the test pilots who were involved in high-speed aeronautical research as well as those selected to be astronauts for the Mercury program. Rated PG, the movie stars Sam Shepard, Scott Glenn, Ed Harris and Dennis Quaid.
October 11, 2008
"Guitar Hero Tournament" at Level - ( 920) 449-5249
Located at 609 North Street in Plymouth. Level, a teen lounge, is open from 6pm-11:30pm. It offers teens a place to go to and call their own that doesn’t require driving. It is free of peer-pressure, drugs and alcohol, allowing teens the freedom to have fun with supervision that isn’t imposing while still safe. Open to all high school students. Free admission.
October 16, 2008
Handling Everyday Ethical Dilemmas Seminar - (920) 459-8300
Dr. Tim O'Connell, presents, "Handling Everyday Ethical Dilemmas." This seminar will help you understand how your values are formed. There will be a discussion on strategies for handling everyday moral conflicts. Admission is free. Pre-regisgration is recommended. Register online by Monday, October 13, or call (920) 459-4636. Event will be held at City Streets Riverside, 712 Riverfront Drive, Sheboygan from 7-8:30 pm.
October 16, 2008
Farmer's Market - (920) 457-7272, ext 11, ext 12
Visit Plymouth City Park's gazebo (on Grove Street) from 2-6 pm for fresh fruit and vegetables grown by local farmers. The Sheboygan County Interfaith Organization's Farmer's Market will be held every Thursday afternoon, from summer into fall.
October 18, 2008
"Harry Potter Movie Marathon" at Level - ( 920) 449-5249
Located at 609 North Street in Plymouth. Level, a teen lounge, is open from 6pm-11:30pm. It offers teens a place to go to and call their own that doesn’t require driving. It is free of peer-pressure, drugs and alcohol, allowing teens the freedom to have fun with supervision that isn’t imposing while still safe. Open to all high school students. Free admission.
October 18, 2008
Badger Tailgate Party
Enjoy watching the Wisconsin Badgers versus Iowa Hawkeyes game with other fans on the multiple big screen televisions at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds' M&R building. Party starts two hours before game time. Grand prize a 40" Sony Bravia HD 1080p television. There'll be door prizes, music by Rich and Jeanne Freeze, raffles, food and fun. Tickets include entry into grand prize drawing, refreshments (Jack Daniels coolers), Miller beer and soda,sandwiches, chili, snacks. Cost is $35 per person. Must be 21 or older to attend. Only 300 tickets sold. Buy your tickets at Plymouth's Piggly Wiggly, Exchange Bank Coffee House, Bob's Barber Shop and Sun Graphics. Event sponsored by the Plymouth Lions Club.
October 18, 2008
Death Rituals and Funeral Customs "Third Saturdays"
"Third Saturdays" series are a great way to meet history experts, local history buffs and learn about our local history through displays, presentations, demonstrations, handouts and hands-on activities. Held at the Sheboygan County Museum, the "Third Saturdays" series is held from 10-3 pm. Admission is $3 for adults, $1 for children (7-12 years). Children aged 6 years and under are free. Members are also free. Cost includes admission to the museum; outbuildings are not open during winter months. View "Third Saturdays" schedule.
Call (920) 458-1103 for more info.
October 18, 2008
Autumn Celebration at Wade House - (920) 526-3271
Learn about the origins of American Halloween customs, play seasonal games
of the period, enjoy hot cider in the stagecoach inn, take a two mile
open-air, horse-drawn wagon ride, carve pumpkins and turnips, and listen
to classic renditions of scary (but family-friendly) stories in the candlelit
sawmill at the Wade
House. Adults $10; children (5-17) $5; senior citizens (65 and over)
$9; family (two adults and two or more dependent children 5-17) $27. Horse-drawn
transportation on the site included in ticket cost.
October 18-19, 2008
Pumpkin Walk - (920) 893-5038 or (920) 526-3410
Join us for a "spooktacular" display of carved and painted pumpkins on lit trails through the "haunted" woods. Feeling creative? You can display your own pumpkin on the walk! All you have to do is drop your pumpkin off before 5 pm on Oct 18 at Weinbauer's garage, (W7571 Plank Road, Greenbush). The walk is handicapped accessible. It will be held from dusk till 11pm on Saturday and dusk till 10 pm on Sunday. Treats to share are welcome and optional. Donations appreciated. Non-perishable food items or cash donations accepted. Food will be donated to the Plymouth Food Pantry. Cash donations will benefit Samuel O'Connor (7 month old with Microvillus Inclusion Disease) and Lieym Bovee (1 1/2 year old with Neuroblastoma Cancer). Volunteers are needed. Please call (920) 893-5038 or (920) 526-3410.
October 22, 2008
Community Town Hall - (920) 892-5068
Attend this meeting to ask questions and learn more about the Plymouth School system and why the school board voted to have a referendum. The meeting will be held at the Plymouth High School at 7pm in the Amphitheater.
October 24, 2008
Open Mic at Plymouth Arts Center - (920) 892-8409
Musicians and listeners are invited to the Plymouth Arts Center for their Open Mic Jams. The event is free and open to the public. From 6pm until 7:00, players mingle and join in other groups, or practice for a performance slot later. At 7:00, people generally take seats and enjoy the instrumentals or songs presented by whoever has signed up to share up to 3 selections. There is usually an intermission about halfway through during which time you can talk with the musicians or fellow listeners and have some refreshments. (Coffee, sodas, and some treats are provided by the hosts, and additional munchies are brought by people attending if they’d like to.) The Open Mic often runs until 10 or 10:30, depending upon the number who sign up and the duration of their sessions. It’s wholesome family entertainment. No alcohol, no smoking.
October 24-25, 2008
Shadow Hour - (920) 876-2550
Bailiwick Players presents "Shadow Hour" an adult drama focusing on responses of the jurors' to the trial of a U.S. senator charged with sexual assault. Performances will be held at 7:30 in First Congregational UCC's meeting hall. Repeat performances will be held October 31 and November 1. Tickets can be purchased at Dreams Unlimited, Pannier Photography and Tangles Hair Salon.
October 25, 2008
"Mascarade Ball with DJ" at Level - ( 920) 449-5249
Located at 609 North Street in Plymouth. Level, a teen lounge, is open from 6pm-11:30pm. It offers teens a place to go to and call their own that doesn’t require driving. It is free of peer-pressure, drugs and alcohol, allowing teens the freedom to have fun with supervision that isn’t imposing while still safe. Open to all high school students. Free admission.
October 25, 2008
Road America Run/Walk - (800) 947-0487
A fundraiser for the American Cancer Society, this event is held on the Road America race track. Registration is from 10-11:30 am. Event is open to all people, all ages. The race starts promptly at 12 noon. Timed results are for anyone registered as a runner. Results not taken for registered walkers. Fee is $15 in advance and $20 day of event. Cost includes admission to the races being held the day of the event. Come prepared to walk in any weather condition.
More info.
October 25, 2008
Hearthside Dinner - (920) 526-3271
Guests participate in a special Hearthside
Dinner program, living the history of the 1860s as they work together
to prepare a meal in the kitchens of the Wade
House stagecoach inn. Menu consists of Squash Soup, Pork Loin Roast,
Red Cabbage with Apples, Mashed Turnips, Glazed Carrots, Cranberry Muffins,
Bread Pudding, Cider Cake, cider and coffee. Participants will enjoy the
fruits of their labors in the Wade House dining room. At the conclusion
of the day, everyone pitches in to clear the table, wash the dishes (19th-century
style), and sweep the hearth. $45 per person. Event time is 11am-3pm.
Hearthside dinners are limited to a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 20
registrants on each date. Private dinners can also be arranged for your
special group or family. Call (920) 526-3271 for reservations. Next Hearthside
Dinner scheduled for November 1.
October 26, 2008
Halloween's Trick-or-Treat
Watch for ghosts, princesses, witches, fairies, vampires and goblins roaming the streets of Plymouth during trick-or-treating. Halloween will be celebrated in Plymouth from 3-5 pm.
October 27, 2008
Military Families Connect
Everyone with a loved one in the Armed Forces (Reserve, Guard and Active Duty) and service members are invited to join us from 5:30 - 7:30 pm at the American Legion Post, 40 Stafford Street. We will have a potluck meal and then we will be making Christmas cards to send to our deployed troops. All supplies will be furnished. Please bring a dish to pass and your own beverage. Registration is appreciated. Contact (920) 892-6706 to register. Child care provided.
October 31, 2008
"Halloween Movie Night " at Level - ( 920) 449-5249
Located at 609 North Street in Plymouth. Level, a teen lounge, is open from 6pm-11:30pm. It offers teens a place to go to and call their own that doesn’t require driving. It is free of peer-pressure, drugs and alcohol, allowing teens the freedom to have fun with supervision that isn’t imposing while still safe. Open to all high school students. Free admission.
October 31- November 1, 2008
Shadow Hour - (920) 876-2550
Bailiwick Players presents "Shadow Hour" an adult drama focusing on responses of the jurors' to the trial of a U.S. senator charged with sexual assault. Performances will be held at 7:30 in First Congregational UCC's meeting hall. Tickets can be purchased at Dreams Unlimited, Pannier Photography and Tangles Hair Salon.
November 1, 2008
Shadow Hour - (920) 876-2550
Bailiwick Players presents "Shadow Hour" an adult drama focusing on responses of the jurors' to the trial of a U.S. senator charged with sexual assault. Performances will be held at 7:30 in First Congregational UCC's meeting hall. Tickets can be purchased at Dreams Unlimited, Pannier Photography and Tangles Hair Salon.
November 1-30, 2008
Dr. James Michael Watercolor Exhibit-
(920) 892-8409
Enjoy this exhibit at the Plymouth Art Center from 5-8 pm.
November 1, 2008
Holiday Craft Fair
St. John the Baptist, located at the "top of the hill" in Plymouth, will be once again hosting the Annual Christian Women Holiday Craft Fair. What a great opportunity to find handmade crafts and other special gifts! Pick up fresh baked goodies. Take a chance at the silent auction and raffle. Rarely does anyone leave empty handed at the popular fair. A delicious lunch will be available.
November 1, 2008
Vintage 1940's Hangar Dinner, Dance and Silent Auction
Tickets for the event are $50 per person. The event will be held at the Aviation Heritage Center of Sheboygan County. The evening begins with a cocktail hour from 5-6pm, dinner at 6pm featuring 1940's fare, to be followed by a quick dance lesson at 7:30pm. Our featured entertainment is “Bob Hope” as portrayed by Lynn Roberts and the 20-piece band, Jazz Express. Period attire is encouraged, but not mandatory. We’ll have a great USO-style show! There are only 200 tickets available. If you want to attend, please call (920) 467-2043 as soon as possible! Proceeds from this event will be used for future educational programs.
The Aviation Heritage Center of Sheboygan County is located at N6191 Resource Drive in Sheboygan Falls. Call for more info at (920) 467-2043.
November 1, 2008
Hearthside Dinner - (920) 526-3271
Guests participate in a special Hearthside
Dinner program, living the history of the 1860s as they work together
to prepare a meal in the kitchens of the Wade
House stagecoach inn. Menu consists of Squash Soup, Pork Loin Roast,
Red Cabbage with Apples, Mashed Turnips, Glazed Carrots, Cranberry Muffins,
Bread Pudding, Cider Cake, cider and coffee. Participants will enjoy the
fruits of their labors in the Wade House dining room. At the conclusion
of the day, everyone pitches in to clear the table, wash the dishes (19th-century
style), and sweep the hearth. $45 per person. Event time is 11am-3pm.
Hearthside dinners are limited to a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 20
registrants on each date. Private dinners can also be arranged for your
special group or family. Call (920) 526-3271 for reservations. Next Hearthside
Dinner scheduled for November 8.
November 5, 2008
Individual/Business Financial Planning Dinner Presentation
Nick Deering, Financial Advisor with Waddell & Reed will be giving a presentation on financial planning for individuals and businesses at N'Joy Coffee and Special Teas, 651 Walton Drive (corner of Hwy 57 and 23). Reservations are required. Call (262) 521 9492 by Monday, October 27. Sign-in begins at 6:30pm. (Note: Mutual funds will be discussed at this event. Mutual fund investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Investors should consider the investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses of a fund carefully before investing. For a prospectus containing this and other information for mutual funds offered by Waddell & Reed, call your financial advisor or visit us online at Waddell & Reed. Please read the prospectus carefully before investing.)
November 5, 7 and 8, 2008
Sounds of Gospel and Inspiration - (920) 627-7664
Join us in an evening of thanks and giving. Tickets include dinner and performance. Dinner served at 6:30 pm, performance begins at 7:30 pm. Cost is $25 per person. Event will be held at the First Congregational UCC. Fundraiser to benefit local food pantries. Program sponsored by the Plymouth Foam Foundation.
November 6-9, 2008
"Scenes From a Dance" PHS Play - (920) 893-6911, x1530
Wisconsin native playwright, screenwriter, and film producer Dick Grunert has written this play especially for Plymouth High School. Audiences will laugh hysterically as they recognize many universal conflicts and dilemmas the teenage characters endure during the evening at the dance. The show also includes several dance numbers choreographed to popular teen music, as well as to a few oldies. In addition to the above students, the large cast is made up of over 80 members on stage and almost as many students who work backstage.
"Scenes From a Dance" premieres at Plymouth High School on November 6, 2008 at 7:30 pm. Additional performances will be held November 7 and November 8 at 7:30 pm. A matinee will be performed on November 9 at 2:00 pm.
General admission tickets are $5 and will be available at the Plymouth High School office by the end of October.
November 8, 2008
Hearthside Dinner - (920) 526-3271
Guests participate in a special Hearthside
Dinner program, living the history of the 1860s as they work together
to prepare a meal in the kitchens of the Wade
House stagecoach inn. Menu consists of Squash Soup, Pork Loin Roast,
Red Cabbage with Apples, Mashed Turnips, Glazed Carrots, Cranberry Muffins,
Bread Pudding, Cider Cake, cider and coffee. Participants will enjoy the
fruits of their labors in the Wade House dining room. At the conclusion
of the day, everyone pitches in to clear the table, wash the dishes (19th-century
style), and sweep the hearth. $45 per person. Event time is 11am-3pm.
Hearthside dinners are limited to a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 20
registrants on each date. Private dinners can also be arranged for your
special group or family. Call (920) 526-3271 for reservations.
November 15, 2008
Wonderful World of Women Expo-
(920) 892-8409
Enjoy the 4th Annual Wonderful World of Women Expo….The Art of Relaxation at the Plymouth Art Center from 10-3pm.
November 28, 2008
Christmas Parade/Holiday Gathering -
(920) 893-0079
Plymouth’s downtown merchants invite you to join them in their annual holiday-shopping kickoff event with store sales and specials all day long. Enjoy the sights, sounds and scents of the Christmas season. Retailers will have holiday snacks and beverages for shoppers. The Chili Cookoff, held from 4-7 pm, will give shoppers the chance to taste-test and vote for their favorite chili. The highlight of Holiday Gathering is the Santa Parade, held at 7pm. The parade begins at St. John’s Lutheran Church on Main Street, going west to Caroline Street, Caroline Street south to Mill Street, then east on Mill to North Street and back to Main Street. For details, or for information on how to be part of the parade, email or call the Chamber at (920) 893-0079.
Interested in being in the parade? Here is more info and an entry form. Entry forms are due Friday, October 24, 2008.
November 28, 2008
Open Mic at Plymouth Arts Center - (920) 892-8409
Musicians and listeners are invited to the Plymouth Arts Center for their Open Mic Jams. The event is free and open to the public. Event begins at 8pm due to the holiday parade. There is usually an intermission about halfway through during which time you can talk with the musicians or fellow listeners and have some refreshments. (Coffee, sodas, and some treats are provided by the hosts, and additional munchies are brought by people attending if they’d like to.) It’s wholesome family entertainment. No alcohol, no smoking.
November 29, 2008
Holiday Homecoming at the PHS Museum -
(920) 893-1876
Mark your calendars. More info to come!
December 5 - January 11, 2008
Holiday Membership Exhibition-
(920) 892-8409
Enjoy this exhibit at the Plymouth Art Center from 5-8 pm.
December 6-7, 2008
A Wade House Christmas - (920) 526-3271
Experience the beauty and simplicity of the mid-19th-century celebration
of Christmas by the earliest settlers of Greenbush at the Wade
House. Yankee and German traditions of the season, hands-on activities
for young and old, stories, and horse-drawn wagon rides will forge memorable
experiences while offering contrast to our celebration of Christmas today.
Adults $10; children (5-17) $5; senior citizens (65 and over) $9; family
(two adults and two or more dependent children 5-17) $27.
Dec. 12, 2008
Day 1 - Santa Steam Train Special - (920) 892-6921
A travel day for Santa and his steam train. The train should steam into
Plymouth after 5 pm. Plan to be at the depot to greet its arrival from
the south. Some local switching will take place and then the train will
be placed on display along with one of Wisconsin & Southern's diesel
locomotives. Watch the locomotive crew members service the SOO
LINE # 1003 and bed her down for the night. Flood lights will light
up the train as it spends part of the night resting at the station. Come
back on Saturday for additional fun. Plymouth will be the only location
on the North American Continent where an actual steam train will be operating
this weekend on an active commercial railroad.
Learn how you can get your Sargento Cheese Model Box Car.
View video - NEW
Dec. 13, 2008
Day 2 - Santa Steam Train Special - (920) 892-6921
You do not want to miss the exciting arrival of the Santa Steam Train.
It will be steaming into Plymouth from the north at exactly 8 am. Plan
to be impressed, with the coal smoke and steam mixing with the cool December
air. Whistles will be blowing and bells ringing. Children will be in line
waiting for their chance to sit on Santa's lap in his restored ribside
Milwaukee Road Caboose. Heated of course with a coal burning stove! Santa
visits will run from 8 am until 4 pm. Plymouth will be the only location
on the North American Continent where an actual steam train will be operating
this weekend on an active commercial railroad.
Learn how you can get your Sargento Cheese Model Box Car.
Live 7-8' Balsam Christmas trees will be distributed from the Sargento Cheese box car to those who preordered. Cost is approximately $30 per tree. To reserve yours call Jerry Thompson at (920) 892-6921.
During the day on Saturday the following events will be taking place:
- Children visiting Santa. Free gifts
- Hot drinks, cookies and cheese
- Children can blow the diesel and steam whistles
- View 15 tons of coal and 10,000 gallons of water fueling train
- Live nativity scene at the depot
- Horse drawn wagon transportion to and from downtown parking
- Downtown businesses and restaurants will be open
- Historic Railroad display at the Plymouth Historical Society
- Depot will be decorated for the Christmas season
- Plymouth Model Railroad Club open house
- View HO scale Santa Train running at Model Railroad Club
- WI & Southern diesel locomotive on display in downtown Plymouth
- 3' gauge "PLYMOUTH" locomotive on display at The Depot
- Buy HO scale models of Sargento Cheese /City of Plymouth box car
- Model train will be running around the Christmas tree in the depot
- Heated warming tent (40 feet X 40 feet) for public use
- Church choirs will be singing Christmas songs
- Railroad equipment will be on display
- The 1003 steam locomotive crew will visit with the public
- Plymouth Model Railroad Club parade train will be on display
- Photos can be taken of Santa's Steam Train anytime day or night
- Sargento semi truck on display
View video - NEW
Dec. 14, 2008
Day 3 - Santa Steam Train Special - (920) 892-6921
The entire Santa Steam Train will be backed to a point approximately one
mile north of Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. This point is seven miles north
of Plymouth. The steam train will then begin a 60 mile long photo runby
starting with Elkhart Lake at 8 am. This will be the first time in 55
years that a steam train has passed through this resort community. The
train will continue steaming south through Plymouth, Waldo, Adell, Random
Lake, Fredonia, Saukville, Grafton, Cedarburg and on into Milwaukee. There
are numerous locations to get that perfect action shot of the Santa Steam
Train passing by. Sponsors include Wisconsin
& Southern Railroad, Sargento
Cheese, 1003 Operations,LLC, City
of Plymouth, Plymouth
Historical Society, Plymouth Model Railroad Club, Plymouth Chamber
of Commerce and Thrivent Financial.
View video - NEW
January 1-11, 2009
Holiday Membership Exhibition-
(920) 892-8409
Enjoy this exhibit at the Plymouth Art Center from 5-8 pm.
January 10-11, 2009
Budweiser Race of Champions -
(920) 893-5751
Race will be held at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds. Details pending.
Check back later for events.
March 17, 2009
Irishman’s Walk -
(920) 893-0552
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day by walking in Irishman's walk. Event begins at the corner of Eastern/Highland. It continues to Stafford Street, ending at the 52 Stafford Irish Guest House. Parade begins at 11:00 am. Wear your finest Irish outfit!
Check back later for events.
May 2, 2009
Dirt Track Races -
(920) 893-5751
Plymouth Dirt Track Races will be held at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds. Details pending.
May 9, 2009
Dirt Track Races -
(920) 893-5751
Plymouth Dirt Track Races will be held at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds. Details pending.
May 15-17, 2009
SVRA Vintage Cars - (800) 365-7223
Road America gates open daily at 7 am. Racing will be held rain or shine. Children age 12 and under free with paid adult. Complimentary perimeter parking available. Concessions and camping available on-site for all major events. Tickets available in advance and at the gate. Call (800) 365-7223 or (920) 892-4576.
May 16, 2009
Family Tailgate Party - (800) 365-7223
Road America gates open daily at 7 am. Racing will be held rain or shine. Free admission. Complimentary perimeter parking available. Concessions and camping available on-site for all major events. Tickets available in advance and at the gate. Call (800) 365-7223 or (920) 892-4576.
May 16, 2009
Dirt Track Races -
(920) 893-5751
Plymouth Dirt Track Races will be held at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds. Details pending.
May 23, 2009
Dirt Track Races -
(920) 893-5751
Plymouth Dirt Track Races will be held at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds. Details pending.
May 25, 2009
Memorial Day Parade
Parade begins at 10 am. More info to follow.
May 30, 2009
Dirt Track Races -
(920) 893-5751
Plymouth Dirt Track Races will be held at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds. Details pending.
June 4-7, 2009
Suzuki Motorcycle Weekend - (800) 365-7223
Superbikes, Supersport, Formula Xtreme and Superstocks take to the track for high speed racing at Road America. Gates open daily at 7 am. Racing will be held rain or shine. Children age 12 and under free with paid adult. Complimentary perimeter parking available. Concessions and camping available on-site for all major events. Tickets available in advance and at the gate. This is a televised event. Call (800) 365-7223 or (920) 892-4576.
June 4, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
June 11, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
June 12-14, 2009
AHRMA Vintage Motorcycles - (800) 365-7223
Road America gates open daily at 7 am. Racing will be held rain or shine. Children age 12 and under free with paid adult. Complimentary perimeter parking available. Concessions and camping available on-site for all major events. Tickets available in advance and at the gate. Call (800) 365-7223 or (920) 892-4576.
June 13, 2009
PAC Opening Day - (920) 893-8351 or (920) 893-1271
The Plymouth Aquatic Center opens for the season today. The PAC features a 200 ft spiral slide, 20 foot drop slide, beach entry, foam geysers, floating pad walk, tumble buckets, lounge chairs, lockers, and concessions.
June 18-21, 2009
June Sprints Sportscars - (800) 365-7223
Road America gates open daily at 7 am. Racing will be held rain or shine. Children age 12 and under free with paid adult. Complimentary perimeter parking available. Concessions and camping available on-site for all major events. Tickets available in advance and at the gate. Call (800) 365-7223 or (920) 892-4576.
June 18, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
June 25, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
July 2, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
July 9, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
July 11, 2009
Mill Street Festival - (888) 693-8263
Mark your calendar now for this crowd pleaser famous for live music, hot food and vendors galore! Festival is held on Mill Street from 9-4 pm. Details to follow.
July 16, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
July 16-19, 2009
Kohler International Challenge Vintage - (800) 365-7223
Road America gates open daily at 7 am. Racing will be held rain or shine. Children age 12 and under free with paid adult. Complimentary perimeter parking available. Concessions and camping available on-site for all major events. Tickets available in advance and at the gate. Call (800) 365-7223 or (920) 892-4576.
July 23, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
July 30, 2009
German Night
Pack your lederhosen for a rollicking good time at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road. A biergaten and hot food served beginning at 4:30. Live music at 6 pm.
July 30, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
August 6, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
August 13, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
August 13-16, 2009
American Le Mans Sportscar Weekend - (800) 365-7223
Road America gates open daily at 7 am. Racing will be held rain or shine. Children age 12 and under free with paid adult. Complimentary perimeter parking available. Concessions and camping available on-site for all major events. Tickets available in advance and at the gate. This is a televised event. Call (800) 365-7223 or (920) 892-4576.
August 14, 2009
Cheese Capitol Jazz Crawl for the Arts - (920) 892-8409
The Jazz Crawl offers continuous live jazz music featuring ten jazz bands in participating downtown Plymouth venues all within walking distance. Details to follow. Event is sponsored by the Plymouth Arts Center.
August 20, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
August 23, 2009
48th Annual Arts & Crafts Fair - 920-526-3271
Browse a hundred booths displaying a variety of handmade wares and traditional craft creations ranging from dolls and baskets to wood crafts and jewelry from 9-5 pm at the Wade House in Greenbush. For this special event only, special admission is $3.50 per person (children under 17 are free). Horse-drawn transportation on the site included in ticket cost.
August 27, 2009
Farmer's Market
Pick up fresh flowers and vegetables from 2-6 pm at Plymouth City Park, located between Grove Street and Suhrke Road.
September 3-7, 2009
Sheboygan County Fair - (920) 893-5751
The Sheboygan Fairgrounds offers a traditional county fair with cotton candy, carmel apples, carnival rides, carnival games, live animals, judging, tractor pulls, live music and more! Details to follow.
September 11-13, 2009
VSCDA Elkhart Lake Vintage Festival - (800) 365-7223
Road America gates open daily at 7 am. Racing will be held rain or shine. Children age 12 and under free with paid adult. Complimentary perimeter parking available. Concessions and camping available on-site for all major events. Tickets available in advance and at the gate. Call (800) 365-7223 or (920) 892-4576.
September 19, 2009
Oktoberfest - (920) 892-8409
Enjoy live music, German and American food, along with a biergarten featuring German and domestic bier. Oktoberfest will be held in the tent and garden located directly behind the Plymouth Arts Center. There’ll be plenty of “Gemuetlichkeit” to go around for all ages. Admission is free. Oktoberfest will be held rain or shine.
September 24-27, 2009
SCCA National Run-offs Championship - (800) 365-7223
Road America gates open daily at 7 am. Racing will be held rain or shine. Children age 12 and under free with paid adult. Complimentary perimeter parking available. Concessions and camping available on-site for all major events. Tickets available in advance and at the gate. This is a televised event. Call (800) 365-7223 or (920) 892-4576.
September 26-27, 2009
Civil War Weekend - (920) 526-3271
In what has become the biggest and best Civil War re-enactment in Wisconsin, Confederate and Union armies set up camp on the sprawling, wooded grounds of Wade House. Visitors meet and mingle with the troops as well as civilian sutlers — civilian merchants who follow troop movements to sell Civil War-era merchandise
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(Note: Event dates and times are subject to change. Please call the number listed next to the event to confirm event details).
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