Looking to explore arts and culture in Plymouth and the South Shore this summer? 🌊🎨
The Last Islander —
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Don’t miss the documentary premiere of The Last Islander on May 30 in Hull, a waterfront screening inside the historic Windmill Point Boathouse, followed by a live discussion with the filmmaker and special guests.
Community Plein Air Day —
@wildlandstrust
Join Community Plein Air Day on June 6th at Davis-Douglas Farm, a relaxed outdoor painting experience where artists of all levels can capture the landscape in real time, join a guided walk, and spend the morning creating in nature.
Arts & Crafts on the Green —
@inebriart6
Through October, head downtown for the Arts & Crafts on the Green, a monthly celebration of local makers featuring handmade ceramics, jewelry, paintings, textiles, live music, and artist demos right in historic Plymouth. Project Arts Summer Concert Series —
@project_arts_plymouth
All summer long, Project Arts Summer Concert Series takes over the Plymouth waterfront on Wednesday Evenings with free weekly live music, food trucks, and seaside nights from June through August.
South Shore Arts Festival 2026 —
@ssartcenter
The South Shore Arts Festival in Cohasset takes place on Father’s Day weekend. It's a community tradition showcasing regional artists and craft exhibitors that you don't want to miss!
MORE CLAY! The Power of Repetition —
@fullercraft
For something more immersive, visit MORE CLAY! The Power of Repetition at Fuller Craft Museum, running through February 7, 2027, featuring contemporary ceramic artists transforming clay through repetition, scale, and structure into powerful sculptural works.
From plein air mornings to waterfront concerts and film nights, the South Shore is in full creative season. Which of these events will you be attending? Comment below! 👇
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