Top Events Happening in Plymouth County This April 2026

Top Events Happening in Plymouth County This April 2026

Plymouth county MA-As spring arrives on the South Shore, communities across are preparing for a variety of concerts, festivals, and family-friendly events. From live music and arts festivals to historical programs, residents and visitors will have plenty of opportunities to get out and enjoy the season.

Here are some of the top events happening around Plymouth County in April 2026.

? Live Shows at

One of the region’s most popular venues will host several well-known performers this April.

• April 8: live in concert
• April 10: Get The Led Out – Tribute to
• April 12: Piano Men – Tribute to and
• April 16: live performance

Plymouth Memorial Hall regularly attracts major touring acts and tribute bands throughout the year.

? Music & Performances at

The historic downtown venue continues its busy spring lineup.

Notable April shows include:

• April 4:
• April 24: with

The Spire Center is known for intimate concerts featuring folk, blues, and independent artists.

? Primavera Spring Arts Festival

? April 23–26
? Plymouth Center for the Arts

The Primavera Spring Arts Festival showcases regional artists and student exhibits. Visitors can explore:

• Juried art exhibitions
• Local artist displays
• Student artwork from South Shore schools
• Community performances and demonstrations

The festival celebrates the creative community across the South Shore.

?️ Plymouth Arts & Crafts on the Green

? April 4
? Plymouth Town Hall Green

Local artisans will gather for an outdoor market featuring handmade crafts, jewelry, paintings, pottery, and more. The event also includes live demonstrations and a chance to meet artists from around the region.

? Spring Community Events Across the South Shore

Throughout April, towns across , , , and will also host:

• Outdoor nature walks and birdwatching events
• Library workshops and lectures
• Community markets and craft fairs
• Family Easter celebrations and brunch events

With warmer weather returning, April is typically the start of the busy spring event season across Plymouth County.

? Planning Ahead

Residents are encouraged to check individual event websites or venue pages for tickets, updated schedules, and weather-related changes.

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