Plimoth Patuxet Stories
Award-Winning Year
The Museum has been designated as the "Best Historic Site" in New England, crowning a trio of travel and tourism recognitions for Plimoth Patuxet in 2024.
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Revolutionary Ideas Started Here
A generous grant from the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism, supported by the Healy-Driscoll Administration, will help Plimoth Patuxet Museums prepare for America's 250th commemorations.
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With a Grain of History
Plimoth Patuxet's Grist Mill is proud to be part of a growing movement across the country and around the world to localize grain production and rebuild regional grain economies. While guests visit the Grist Mill and its living history exhibit, they enjoy watching Plimoth Patuxet’s millers fulfill actual orders for sampe (grits), cornmeal, flour, and other grains.
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Fostering Community and Understanding
At Plimoth Patuxet, young learners in our Summer Camp programs explored the connections that exist between their modern experience of self and community and that of the people and communities of the 17th century.
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The GroovaLottos Back at Plimoth Patuxet
On Thursday, August 1, guests gathered around the Eel River Stage to welcome The GroovaLottos back to Plimoth Patuxet Museums for a free evening concert. Their performance is part of 2024's Indigenous Voices Series, made possible in part thanks to the generous support of the Town of Plymouth Promotions Fund and the Visitors Services Bureau.
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Launching the 2024 Indigenous Voices Series
With support from the Town of Plymouth Promotions Fund and the Visitors Services Bureau, Plimoth Patuxet welcomed LONE WOLF and The Spaghetti Corner Band for a free community concert along the historic Eel River.
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Strawberry Thanksgiving
On Saturday, June 22, Plimoth Patuxet celebrated the growing season with gratitude at 2024's Strawberry Thanksgiving. The Museum is grateful to our colleagues on the Historic Patuxet Homesite for hosting a day filled with educational programs and activities. We are thankful to the Standing Quiver Singers from Mashpee, Massachusetts, for their powerful presentation. We are grateful to the guests who visited and participated.
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