Events Archive

Mardi Gras Mask Workshop with Kristia Wildflower

“Music Under the Stars” is a celebration of music from yesterday through today featuring songs from The Rat Pack Era with Frank Sinatra and friends and a multiple of musical genres R & B, Island, Country, Classic Rock, Oldies, Doo Wop and more!

New Year’s Eve Party and Sartori Big Cheese Drop Monday, December 31, 2018, 8:30pm to Midnight, Cheese Drops at 10pm

Plymouth Arts Center Theatre Company and the Elite In Motion Dance Studio proudly present the Story of the Nutcracker, four shows Dec. 21-23. Tickets are available now.

The Plymouth Arts Center Singers under the direction of Barb Zirwes-Nysse and Assistant Directors Mary Fellenz and Freddie Noordyk.

Calling Singers/Dancers Age 16 & Up to Audition for Mill Street Live

Saturday, November 24, 2018, 7pm | Doors Open at 6:30pm

General Seating Tickets: $10 in Advance, $12 at the Door

Plymouth Arts Center’s first digital arts competition! Submit your digital art to our website. Art can be made in the software of your choice.

Tickets for the Tom Pease Family Concert are only $5 for adults and children age 14 and up. Free for all children under the age of 14. Please order your tickets early.

Free Make-and-Take Ornament Crafting for Kids of All Ages

Eden Prairie All-Class High School Reunion and Dance Featuring the String Along Band, Musical Theatre Show and Dance: Oct. 26 & 27.

“Halftime Harmony” Sound Celebration Annual Concert Friday, Oct. 19, 2018, 7:30pm and Sat. Oct. 20th at 2:00pm

Plymouth Arts Center Showcases 13 Award-Winning Artists “In Fine Form: The Human Presence.” The public is invited to join us for the opening reception, Friday, October 12, 2018 from 4:30pm to 7:00pm.

Joseph Sartori Concert, “An Afternoon of the Classics” features performers Tricia Marton, Thomas Pibal, Thomas Carlton Roberts, and Joshua Vang.

Original Paintings of Plymouth, Sheboygan Falls and the Beautiful Rural Areas on Display at the Plymouth Arts Center

Artists from all over the state of Wisconsin and beyond are participating in this ninth annual paint-out and will be competing for cash and merit awards.

16 Amateur Local Chefs. Over 350 Hungry Guests. 1 Great Cause!

15th Cheese Capital Jazz & Blues Crawl for the Arts Friday, August 10, 2018 4:30pm to 12:30am

Artists and close acquaintances Colette Odya Smith and Tom Kubala will be featured in a new exhibition entitled “The Light of Thy Favor,” in Gallery 110 North.

Proud to Host Kids From Wisconsin featuring our Hometown Kid Alex Turicik of Plymouth and our adopted Kid from Kohler, Bridget Bullard!

“A Celtic Christmas” directors are Mandy Radloff and Kerrylynn Kraemer-Curtiss; with musical direction and accompaniment by Janice Westphal. The technical director is Bill Johnston.

Youth Theatre Company

Youth Theatre Company

What happens when a lovely young heiress, her two handsome suitors, some wealthy socialites, spooky servants and two competitive super sleuths gather in an isolated mansion to hear the reading of a will? The answer is laughter in the hilarious play “Any Number Can Die”, a murder mystery spoof. “Any Number Can Die” written by Fred Carmichael is a take-off on the mystery plays of the late Twenties complete with sliding panels, robed figures, wills being read at midnight, etc. The idioms, costumes, hairdos, and make-up of the period add to the thrills and laughter. Four ingenious murders take place in an island mansion as a pair of elderly detectives set to work on their first case. The ever-popular storm, the unexpected guests, the cryptic poem, and the missing fortune all add to the intricate and inventive mystery off which the laughs bounce.

The playwright, Fred Carmichael is the author of over fifty plays, primarily comedies, farces, and mysteries. Some of his credits include Any Number Can Die, Done to Death, More than Meets the Eye, The Robin Hood Caper, The Three Million Dollar Lunch, Exit the Body and more. With his wife Patricia, Fred Carmichael owned and operated the Caravan Theatre at the Dorset Playhouse in Dorset, Vermont, for twenty-seven seasons from 1949 to 1975.

Youth Theatre Company

Youth Theatre Company