Call the Plymouth Chamber 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. Meander 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!

Plymouth Chamber Names Mary Martin as New Executive Director
Mary Martin has been selected as the Executive Director of the Plymouth Chamber. She will replaceLisa Hurley, who will be departing from the Chamber as of February 1, 2012, to pursue new opportunities with HomeCare Health Services & Hospice. Martin most recently was the Marketing Manager at the Wade House Historic Site in Greenbush, Wisconsin. In this position, she created and executed advertising, promotion, public relations and marketing plans. She also assisted with event planning and coordination. She has more than fourteen years experience as a marketing professional, including non-profit businesses and corporate and healthcare related industries. As the Executive Director Martin will work with the more than three hundred and fifty members, board of directors and committees to continue to provide the benefits and services of Plymouth’s premier business organization. She will be introduced to the Plymouth Chamber membership at the Chamber's Annual Dinner and Meeting held on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at The Osthoff Resort.

Budweiser Classic Race of Champions - Feb 4
Get ready for some cool winter fun at the Budweiser Classic Race of Champions! The Great Northern Sno-X Series will headline this event. We anticipate 140 entries. The Wisconsin Kitty Cat Racers and non-sanctioned vintage classes will also be included. Please note that the races have moved to a NEW LOCATION which is Ranger Park (Highway 57 and County Truck C) just east of Fleet Farm. Enter at the wayside. Heated concession stand available. Races will be held from 9am to dark. Call (920) 918-4043 for more info. Learn more about this event. Get lodging info.

Hot Time in the Old Town - Feb 10
Get toasty and help support Plymouth's local brave firemen while roasting tasty hot dogs and gooey marshmallows! Event will be held from 5 pm- 8 pm. A fireman's boot will be onsite for you to drop your monetary donation in. Eight fire barrels will be set up along Mill Street downtown. Meet our local firemen and have a treat. Your generous donations will be applied towards the upkeep of the Plymouth Fire Department's infrared camera.

A Taste of Chocolate - Feb 12
Sample delicious homemade chocolate desserts and snacks. Enjoy live music by Smooth Groove. Event will be held from 2-5pm at St. John Lutheran Church in Plymouth. Cost is $15 for advanced ticket which includes a cookbook with recipes of all items! There are a limited number of tickets so get yours today. If the event is not sold out, tickets at the door will be $20 per person. Tickets can be purchased at Plymouth's Piggly Wiggly, St. John's Lutheran Church Office, CPN Hair Studio, Thrivent Financial Offices (Plymouth and Sheboygan locations) and Sheboygan's Big Apple Bagels and Crossroads Community Church. Take your chance at the silent auction for specialty cookbooks and gifts. Call (920) 893-3071 for more info. Proceeds benefit the LESPWA Haiti Mission.

Workshop for Individuals Living With Chronic Health Conditions
This workshop, created at Stanford University, is designed for people who have one or more chronic conditions. The workshop empowers those living with conditions like arthritis, heart problems, asthma, stroke, pain, osteoporosis, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, emphysema, and cancer and helps them take control of their situation through symptom management; dealing with anger, depression, and other emotions; goal setting and problem solving; improving nutrition and developing a suitable exercise program; medication management; breathing exercises and managing stress; communicating with family, friends, and health care professionals.Guests are welcome to bring a friend, relative, or caregiver to the sessions. The workshop has been clinically proven to reduce hospitalizations and other medical problems. Registration is limited. The workshop meets for 2 ½ hours, once a week, for six weeks, on March 13, 20, 27 and April 3, 10 & 17 from 6-8:30pm. Trained leaders Julie Deterding and Joan Ketterman facilitate the workshop, which will be held at Aurora Sheboygan Clinic, 2314 Kohler Memorial Drive in the Chinook Room, Sheboygan. Call (920) 467-4100 to register. This workshop is sponsored by the Sheboygan County Aging & Disability Resource Center, Aurora Sheboygan Clinic.

Snowmobiling
Check trail conditions. Snowmobilers enjoy a system of paths that are marked with highway signs. Access points and trailer parking include: The Sheboygan Marsh Park, Elkhart Lake, and the recreation trail, along State Highway 23. Parking is available at Ranger Park and the wayside located at Highway 57 and County Highway C, east of Fleet Farm. The Kettle Moraine State Forest offers 58 miles of groomed trails. Learn more about the Northern Kettle Moraine Snowmobile Association (NKMSNOW).

Nutt Hill Downhill Skiing - (920) 207-7544 or (920) 207-skii
Nutt Hill offers a heated shelter for warming up and grabbing a soda, hot chocolate or snack. On Thursdays, the entire family skis for only $20 (city resident) or $25 (non-resident). Take Highway 23 west, exit Highway 67. Turn right at stop sign. Turn west on West Main St. Follow West Main St. to the very top of hill. Call to make sure the ski hill is open. View Nutt Hill Facebook page which lists if hill is open or not.

3-Day Watercolor Workshop Held April 30 - May 2
Bridget Austin will blend demonstrations of planning compositions, brushwork, layering values in negative painting, and saving the white of the paper. Subjects will include flowers and/or still life, landscapes, and buildings. Daily demos, plenty of painting time, personal and group help, a laugh or two, and the joy of painting for three days. Classes will be held from 9-4pm Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. . Bridget has enjoyed painting her watercolors of flowers, nature studies, landscapes and travels for over 30 years. She achieved Master Status in the Transparent Watercolor Society of America, and has exhibited with the American and National Watercolor Societies, as well as being a member of the Wisconsin Watercolor Society. This class is designed for painters with some watercolor experience. Classes will be held at the Plymouth Arts Center . View Registration Form.

Winter Concerts
Experience the musical talents of students in the Plymouth School District during upcoming winter band and choral concerts. Riverview School is located at 300 Riverside Circle. Plymouth High School is located at 125 Highland Avenue. The following concerts are free and open to the public:

Date	Group	Location	Time
Feb 6	Cabaret	PHS Auditorium	7:00 pm
Feb 13	Riverview 6th-8th Grade Choral Concert	Riverview Auditorium	7:00 pm
Feb 23	Riverview 6th-8th Grade Band Concert	Riverview Auditorium	7:00 pm
Feb 27	Plymouth High School Winter Jazz Concert	PHS Auditorium	7:30 pm

Family Resource Center Winter Catalog
The Winter 2012 Edition of the Family Resource Center Catalog is hot off the press! View the catalog and sign up for a class or two. 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.

Plymouth - Your MURAL Destination
Scroll through Plymouth to view the beautiful murals painted by the Walldogs, a group of artists and mural painters who visited Plymouth. A total of 21 new murals were painted by the Walldogs during their visit this past summer. Plymouth now boasts a total of 23 murals.

Walking Tour Map
Video of all murals (compliments of Stu Hoar) - NEW!
Mural Promo

Walldogs Media Coverage
I Want The News
Facebook
Sheboygan Press( photo gallery)
Photo Bucket
The Point radio station (photo gallery)

"Finding Isaac Thorp" DVD
Unravel the mystery of Plymouth's first settler, Isaac Thorp. Along the way, learn about Plymouth's other early settlers that helped shape Plymouth. View a snippet of the Plywood Productions' documentary, "Finding Isaac Thorp" by clicking the play button below. Cost is only $16. Buy video.

Shop Local for Goods & Services
What are the benefits of shopping at a locally owned business first? The answers are many! View our list of 10 Reasons to Shop Local. You will see how more money spent at local business gets reinvested in Plymouth creating diversity and helping Plymouth maintain our unique appeal.
View business directory
View Antique/Specialty Shops & Dining Guide

Plymouth Community Education
The Community Ed and Recreation Program is now available showing general education, fitness, aquatic and family and youth activities offered. 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.

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