Come Join Us for Friday Night Kids Movie Night at the Old Colony YMCA Plymouth Branch located at 2 Greenside Way South, GPS use 237 Wareham Road, Plymouth, MA 02360.  

Go out to dinner, run some errands, or catch up with friends while your children watch a movie at the Old Colony YMCA Plymouth Branch!  On January 26th we will be showing the Movie Storks! 

Popcorn and drinks will be provided.  Children must be potty-trainined.  If your child has a food allergy please contact Tammy Buffalo-Ellis at 508-927-3100, extenion 102, or tbuffaloellis@oldcolonyymca.org in advance.

Advanced Registration is Required. Space is Limited.

Fee: Free for members.  $10 for non-members.

Don't Forget - Join in January and Get Your First Month Free Plus No Joiner's Fee.  Discover the Y!  Take a 360 degree Virtual Tour or visit the Plymouth Branch today www.oldcolonyymca.org. 

Be transported to the French Alps at our first annual Fête D’Hiver – A Winterfest at Mirbeau!

Enjoy mulled wine and spiked hot chocolate by the roaring outdoor fireplace, fabulous music by Heather Twiss & The After Hours band and dancing in Henri-Marie, and an array of hors d’oeuvres and cocktails, all with a French Alps twist.

Grab your friends and reserve your tickets today. It’s the perfect occasion to bundle up and actually enjoy the winter weather, with a warm drink in hand on the terrace… or stay inside our cozy “ski lodge” with a wine and champagne provided by Taittinger and enjoy the music! Whatever your desire, you’ll find it at Winterfest!

Tickets are $60 per person plus tax & gratuity; Club Mirbeau Member pricing is $54 + tax & gratuity. Call 877-647-2328 or 508-209-2393 to book!

Come Join Us for Kid's Night Out at Old Colony YMCA Camp Clark, 200 Hedges Pond Road, Plymouth, MA 02360.  We are Celebrating Winter Wonderland.  

Cost is $8/member and $10/non-member. 

Drop in your little ones to ring in the New Year with crafts, games and a count to 2018.  Dinner, drinks and snacks will be provided (please phone ahead with any food allergy concerns).  Children must be potty-trained. 

For any additional information please contact Kathleen Eckland, keckland@oldcolonyymca.org or (508) 888-2290, extension 216.

JANUARY 28th - Sunday - 2:00-3:00

The Abandoned House

The Nye Family Association will present the first of a winter series of History Talks at the Grange Hall on Sunday, January 28th, 2:00-3:00 p.m. at 91 Old County Road, East Sandwich.

“The Abandoned House” slide talk will present the history of an early 18th century East Sandwich farmhouse with an unusual photographic portrayal of its life and demise after abandonment in the early 1950s. The photographs span over 100 years. Presenter John Nye Cullity, executive director of the Nye Family of America Association, Inc. photographed the house from 1966 through 1988. Over this period the house was slowly dismantled, revealing early construction details.

There is no admission fee, though donations will be gratefully accepted. In the case of substantial snow cover, the event will be moved to a future date. To determine whether the event has been cancelled, please call (508) 888-7629, go to the “Events” page of the Nye Family Association’s website: www.nyefamily.org or our FaceBook page

The Abandoned House

The Nye Family Association will present the first of a winter series of History Talks at the Grange Hall on Sunday, January 28th, 2:00-3:00 p.m. at 91 Old County Road, East Sandwich.

“The Abandoned House” slide talk will present the history of an early 18th century East Sandwich farmhouse with an unusual photographic portrayal of its life and demise after abandonment in the early 1950s. The photographs span over 100 years. Presenter John Nye Cullity, executive director of the Nye Family of America Association, Inc. photographed the house from 1966 through 1988. Over this period the house was slowly dismantled, revealing early construction details.

There is no admission fee, though donations will be gratefully accepted. Coffee and cookies will be provided. In the case of substantial snow cover, the event will be moved to a future date. To determine whether the event has been cancelled, please call (508) 888-7629, go to the “Events page of the Nye Family Association’s website: www.nyefamily.org or our FaceBook page

FEBRUARY 18th - Sunday - 2:00-3:00

Cooking with Fire

Paula Marcoux is a food historian who lives in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The author of Cooking Fire (Storey, 2014), she has worked professionally as an archaeologist, cook, and breadoven builder. The food editor of edible South Shore and South Coast magazine, she writes on food history topics for popular and academic audiences, and consults with museums, film producers, and publishers. Paula is the director of Plymouth Center for Restoration Arts and Forgotten Trades (PlymouthCRAFT.org).

There is no admission fee, though donations will be gratefully accepted. Coffee and cookies will be provided. In the case of substantial snow cover, the event will be moved to a future date. To determine whether the event has been cancelled, please call (508) 888-7629, go to the “Events” page of the Nye Family Association’s website: www.nyefamily.org or our Facebook page.