It's hard to decide what to do on the weekends, and for that very reason, we have introduced our WeekTrend section. Here we will publish our recommendation on events, activities, food and other experiences that are can't miss opportunities. Instead of trying to figure out what to do each week, make it a point to check the "WeekTrend" activities.
Family Fun - This weekend would be the time to get together with the family and enjoy the city of Plymouth!
Bring the family to downtown Plymouth to check out the Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage Center! Not only can you buy local cheese, but you can get your fill of local jams, honey, maple syrup, cheese accessories and more. Learn all about Plymouth's extensive cheese history with interactive displays, check out the Plymouth cheese history timeline, take a "Cheese Selfie" and more! The whole family is sure to have fun here!
Once the family is hungry, head to Antoinette's, just a block away from the Cheese Counter. Here you can find mouth watering entrees, tasty appetizers, homemade soups, broasted chicken. Also on the menu: 8 varieties of Mac & Cheese! Bringing the young kids along? No worries, Antoinette's offers a kids menu!
Once the ice on Plymouth's Mill Pond is safe, bring the family to the Ice Skating Rink, located on the end of East Main Street. Special lighting allows for night skating. Traveling and forgot to pack your skates? That's ok, the Ice Skating Rink has a variety of ice skates you can use at no cost. Admission to skate is also free!
Date Night - Looking for the perfect date night? Here are some ideas on what to do this weekend.
A stop in downtown Plymouth wouldn't be complete without checking out the murals that are all around you, painted on the sides of buildings. These murals showoff Plymouth's history, and most were painted by the Walldogs in 2011. If you time it right, the snow flakes might even surround you, giving you the feeling that you are in a snow globe!
Continue your date by grabbing a locally made drink at the brand new Plank Road Distillery, Sheboygan County's only distillery! No need to book at tour. This distillery is located in the original blacksmith shop, and the still is located front and center behind the bar for everyone to see.
Day Fun - Here are some great ideas to try some new things this weekend