Plimoth Patuxet Stories
The Making of a Mishoon
One of the most popular recurring displays on the Historic Patuxet Homesite is the construction of mishoonash (canoes). Earlier this season, Educators on the Homesite began making a new mishoon, which will amplify Indigenous culture, heritage, lifeways, and community education.
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Commemorating the Arrival of a National Treasure: Mayflower II in Boston
With Boston's skyline on the horizon and tall ships gathering from around the world, MAYFLOWER II began her Sail Boston experience with two memorable celebrations that honored history, community, and the enduring spirit of the sea.
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A Day of Gratitude, Community, and Tradition at Strawberry Thanksgiving
Strawberry Thanksgiving celebrations took place at the Historic Patuxet Homesite on Saturday, June 20. Through cultural presentations, artistic demonstrations, and thoughtful conversations, guests were invited to reflect on the continued importance of Strawberry Thanksgiving and the way Wampanoag traditions have carried forward today.
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A Sweet Thank You to Our Members
Earlier this summer, Plimoth Patuxet honored a community of support with Member Appreciation Day. This special event, which featured unique perks and summer fun, was dedicated to celebrating the individuals and families whose continued engagement helps sustain the Museum’s mission, programs, collections, and educational experiences throughout the year.
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Bringing History Home: The Annual Spring Heirloom Plant Sale Returns to Plimoth Patuxet
The Annual Spring Heirloom Plant Sale took place in late May, offering gardeners more than 100 varieties of heirloom plants. The event provided a unique opportunity to connect with the history, culture, and agricultural traditions preserved by Plimoth Patuxet Museums. Proceeds from the sale directly support the Museum’s educational programs and mission, helping to bring history to life for visitors of all ages.
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From Plymouth Rock to Boston: An Evening with Nathaniel Philbrick
An evening of history, conversation, and community support brought guests together at Plimoth Patuxet to explore the ideas, people, and events that carved a path to the American Revolution. Presented in commemoration of America 250, the program examined the stories that forged a nation while supporting the Museum’s educational mission to preserve, steward, and share them with future generations.
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