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1860's Base Ball Match
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Call us for information on Plymouth, Wisconsin at (888) 693-8263.

Located in Sheboygan County, Plymouth is nestled in the gently rolling hills of the Kettle Moraine. Our quaint town is an ideal place for visitors to rest, relax, and rejuvenate. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through historic Plymouth’s downtown, visit the Plymouth Arts Center, tantalize your taste buds at one of our many restaurants and explore the many magnificent historic houses and buildings which have been converted to bed and breakfast inns. Meader through Plymouth's many quaint shops. Plymouth is conveniently located one hour north of Milwaukee; one hour south of Green Bay; and two hours north of Chicago. Welcome to our paradise!

Mill Street Festival - July 11, 2009
Over 100 vendors and downtown merchants will participate in Mill Street Festival. Eat your way from one end of Mill Street to the other. Live entertainment will be appearing on 4 outdoor stages. The Cheese Capital Cook Off will begin at 11:30 at the Plymouth Medical Plaza. Kids will enjoy the petting zoo and pony rides not to mention the Badger Bouncer! For more information on the Mill Street Festival call (888) 693-8263. View video

Positively Plymouth Campaign
The Positively Plymouth Campaign is an opportunity for residents, visitors, business owners and anyone who has an interest in Plymouth to share what they find POSITIVE about the Plymouth community, family, work, etc. It will focus on the images of people within our community.
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Individuals, families or groups are able to participate for FREE (thanks to the sponsorship of Road America and the Plymouth Rotary Club), simply by contacting one of three Plymouth photographers: Leslie Kleinhans-Blad (Photos by Leslie Faye) (920) 893-5707, Ken Pannier (Pannier Photography) (920) 893-0777 and Dennis Schwartz (Photography by Dennis Schwartz) (920) 893-8989. You may schedule your photo to be taken in the photo studio or on location (within the City/Town of Plymouth). Be creative: themes may be used. Each photo will be an 8 x 10 black & white laminated print. The prints will be distributed throughout the community and on display in business windows. We are confident these photos will generate a “buzz” throughout the community. The campaign is designed to capture and promote a positive environment in and from our community. At the photo shoot you will be holding a blank piece of white foam board. Your “positive quote” will be added digitally, after the photo is taken.

Country Crafts Barn Reopens!
Country Crafts Barn will be reopen its doors on Wednesday, July 1. Gift Shop open from 10- 5:30 pm. Enjoy delicious soups, sandwiches, tea breads, salads and fabulous desserts from 11-2pm, enjoy desserts (only) from 2-4 pm. After lunch, shop the barn for handmade consignment items. Same location. Call with questions (920) 893-5850.

Family Resource Center
The Family Resource Center of Sheboygan County encourages communication, collaborating partnerships, outreach, and involvement among school, church, health care, businesses, children’s programs, agencies and families. It fosters positive and healthy environments for family members across the lifespan and embraces diversity. View the catalog and sign up for a class or two.

Plymouth Community Education
The Community Ed and Summer Recreation Program is now available. Classes include fitness and health, self-improvement, youth and hobbies/crafts. Unless otherwise indicated, classes are open to everyone. Persons over 62 years of age or older may claim a fee reduction of 20% on all classes. Senior citizens must reside in the Plymouth Joint School District to qualify for this discount.

Pictorial Book on Plymouth Now Available!
Fascinating tidbits and more than 200 additional short, descriptive narratives accompany old-time photos in the newly published, 128-page paperback, titled “Images of America: Plymouth.” A treasure trove for history buffs, this book spans 160 years of Plymouth’s history, from 1845, with the construction of the Cold Spring House, a log inn and tavern – to 2005, with the dedication of Veterans Memorial Trail.

“Images of America: Plymouth” is available for $19.99 through the Plymouth Historical Society and the local bookstore Book Heads, 216 E. Mill St., Plymouth or at regional and local bookstores.

A collaborative project of two non-profit organizations – the Plymouth Historical Society and the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center, this book is the first pictorial history book exclusively about Plymouth, Wisconsin. Profits from the book sales by the two non-profit organizations will be used as a fundraiser for their operational expenses. Proceeds from sales through those two organizations remain with the individual organizations that sold the books.

Want to Start your Own Business? Call the E-Team.
The "E" stands for Entrepreneur – and as a community, we want to shorten the distance and time between your entrepreneurial ideas, desires, dreams, and needs, and hasten the fruitful development of your business. The E-Team will act as a source of stimulation and ideas; they will offer objective opinions and perspectives about industry trends, marketing strategies and financial strategies. And it’s all free.

To schedule an E-Team gathering, call Lisa at the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce (888) 693-8263 (toll free).

Moving to Plymouth?
Parents have many choices of schools for their children to attend. In addition, there are numerous churches of varying denominations in which to worship in Plymouth.

Buying a New Home
Looking to purchase the home of your dreams? Contact one of our many qualified real estate companies

Home or Apartment Rental Information
Need to rent a home or apartment? Check the Chamber member apartment properties or the current availability in the classified ads in Plymouth's local newspaper The Review or The Sheboygan Press.

Relocation Information
Interested in moving to Plymouth or have moved here recently and would like a Relocation Packet? Complete the Information Request Form

Welcome Service
Recently (1 year or less) moved to Plymouth and would like a "Welcome" visit? Contact Nicolet Welcome Service

Sheboygan County Tourism Information
Explore all that Sheboygan County has to offer every season. For more information please contact the following communities:

Elkhart Lake- (877) 355-4278
City of Sheboygan - (800) 689-0290
Sheboygan Falls - (920) 467-6206
Kohler - (800) 344-2838
Random Lake - (920) 838-1726
Plymouth - (888) 693-8263
Tourism Alliance of Sheboygan County

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