Downtown Plymouth Shopping Dining Entertainment

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH
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We are proud of our Downtown

www.plymouthfirstsaturdays.com

Join us on First Saturday's of every month, for a free taste of everything downtown Plymouth has to offer. Receive special deals from participating boutiques, fine art galleries, design firms & services, performing arts centers and high-end antique stores, retail shops, restaurants, bars, Pubs, museums, and many other businesses. With a host of new upscale establishments and an appreciation for the finer things in life, there’s never been a better time to be in Plymouth.

New format for 2019

First Saturday Plymouth will be restructured for 2019 under the management of Celebrate Greater Plymouth and the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce. The partnership would tackle strategic initiatives to bring more residents and visitors to Downtown Plymouth that would offer an exciting season of events and work closely with downtown businesses and partners to continue to strengthen and improve Downtown Plymouth.

All businesses are welcome to participate by volunteering, planning, hosting events and donating to make each month a success and without having to join as a member. There will be no memberships for 2019 and every business will be equal to fulfilling the mission that First Saturday had accomplished over its 5 years in operation by a dedicated committee board.

Each season, First Saturday features a unique theme that celebrates a different aspect of Downtown Plymouth eclectic vibe.

Spring (May 4) Art Week - highlights the unique architecture and spaces throughout downtown combining music & art with architecture and history.
Summer (June 1, July 6 & August 3) is all about the performing and visual arts.
Fall (September 7, October 5 & November 2) features all things local — like food, craft beverages, design and handmade goods.
Winter (December 7) is a celebration of traditional holiday cheer.

Invest in Plymouth Downtown

Donations
Plymouth First Saturdays -Checks payable to Celebrate Greater Plymouth, Inc. subject line "First Saturday"
6 Main Street Extension
Suite 603
Plymouth, MA 02360

First Saturday - June 1
Host - Celebrate Greater Plymouth Inc

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Ann Cavanaugh
6 Main Street Extension
Post Office Square
11am - 1pm

Brandon Manter
6 Main Street Extension
Post Office Square
1pm - 3pm

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Genre
Celtic, Folk, Pop, Rock, Country, Indie, traditional

Ann earned a degree in Fine Arts - Music Ed. She taught in public and private schools for several years and taught private lessons on several instruments. Ann is a longtime member of the South Shore Bay Band (alto sax/scholarship committee chair), is a member of South Coast Musicians (vocals/alto sax/guitar/sound) and the Middleborough Music Guild (treasurer).
She performed for five years with the acoustic duo, Paramusia and has dabbled in theatre and film both as an actress and behind the scenes as costumer and production assistant. She performed at King Richard's Faire as a minstrel and has done voice-over work.

Acoustic music for all occasions. Indoor or outdoor. Full sound system available. Easy to work with...will play at the volume you desire. Celtic, Pop, Rock, Country, Indie, traditional, etc. Will consider special requests. Complete songlist and references available upon request.

Southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod, Rhode Island and other areas by arrangement.

Brandon Manter is a multi instrumental singer songwriter playing guitar, keyboard and trumpet. He writes and produces his own music from Lolamy Studios in Bourne MA.

His first EP infinity was released in Fall 2017. His second EP was recorded at The Bomb Shelter in Nashville TN with producer Drew Carroll and released in 2019.

Brandon Manter's musical ability stems from his family roots in Eastern Kentucky. He began to take an interest in music at the age of 10 playing the trumpet and guitar. At 14 he began vocal lessons with Adam Kelly from The Rebel Kellys. Brandon's first public performance was with The Rebel Kellys at the 2014 Marshfield Fair. He then went on to join a Rockabilly Band called Daddy-O as a vocalist and guitarist. At 15, Brandon joined a Funk band, The Mark Ewas Odyssey(The Black Vines), as a vocalist, trumpeter, and keyboard player performing at venues such as The House Of Blues Boston. After two years he left the band to focus on his solo career continuing to perform acoustic shows throughout New England. Brandon has become well known for his unique vocal quality and superb delivery of multi genre music such as pop, rock, country, rockabilly, folk, and Irish Traditional.