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2020 VISITOR & RESIDENT GUIDE
PLYMOUTH, WISCONSIN
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
WELCOME 4
OUR HISTORY 6
EVENTS 8
DINING 18
LODGING 22
SHOPPING 23
ADVERTISING DIRECTORY 24
IMPORTANT NUMBERS 28
MAP OF PLYMOUTH 30
10 MUST SEES 32
MURALS 36
PARKS 38
SCHOOLS 40
WORSHIP 42
PUBLIC SERVICES 44
COMMUNITY LIFE 46
HEALTHCARE 48
RECREATION 49
CHAMBER MEMBERS 54
WELCOME
MAYOR WELCOME Holiday Celebrations starting with our Holiday Gathering Parade
As the mayor of the city of Plymouth, Wisconsin, I would like to the day after Thanksgiving and ending with our nationally
welcome you and invite you to enjoy all that our community has recognized Big Cheese Drop on New Year’s Eve. There are
to offer. Whether you are a visitor, current resident, or someone so many more activities (too numerous to list going on in the
considering a move to Plymouth, this guide will help you learn Plymouth area). The Plymouth Arts Center also offers an excellent
about life in Plymouth and why you should consider visiting or series of productions, gallery openings, and holiday celebrations.
relocating to our city. Throughout the year, many of our local clubs and organizations
host a variety of family-friendly events.
Our picturesque, historic downtown is filled with several great
businesses while preserving a charming small-town feel. Visitors Our historic downtown district, listed in both the National Register
will find generous and welcoming hospitality from our Plymouth and State Register of Historic Places, continues to attract visitors
residents. And no visit to Plymouth would be complete without to the charming shops and restaurants. And our expanding
sampling some of our local cheeses at area stores and shops. business population provides many employment possibilities.
Since Plymouth is the Cheese Capital of the World, you will see
the beginnings of our cheese legacy at Antoinette, the 20-foot We take great pride in everything Plymouth has to offer that
cow statue found at the west end of Mill Street. You can also learn makes our community a great place to live, work, or visit. If you’re
about our deep cheese history at the newly opened Cheese a tourist, perhaps a visit to our local Chamber of Commerce and
Counter & Dairy Heritage Center, located in our downtown. Visitor’s Center to pick up additional information and find out
what’s going on in Plymouth will assist you in getting the most
Make a point to enjoy, when you come to Plymouth, our 25 out of your visit.
historically significant murals painted by the Walldogs in 2011.
They are spread all throughout our quaint downtown area. Again, welcome to Plymouth! We hope this Visitor’s and Resident
Guide will help you enjoy the experience.
And, of course, you are invited to attend all of our celebrations
and festivals. From our Taste of Plymouth in June, to Mill Street
Festival in July, Jazz & Blues Crawl in August, and all of our
Don Pohlman
Plymouth City Mayor
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WELCOME ABOUT
Welcome to the Cheese Capital of the World, Plymouth, Located on the east side of Plymouth on Walton Drive (near the
Wisconsin! Thank you for your interest in visiting Plymouth. This intersection of Hwy 57 and Hwy 23), the Plymouth Chamber
guide is designed to inspire and provide you with tools to help of Commerce is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit association dedicated
you determine if Plymouth is the place for you to live or plan to promoting business in the Plymouth area. The Chamber is
your trip to visit. Take some time to explore Plymouth’s wonderful funded by membership dues and event proceeds.
restaurants, eclectic shops, and collection of significant murals
in the downtown historic district. Experience rich culture and CITY & COMMUNITY EVENTS
unmatched outdoor adventures. • Cheese Capital Family Music Festival
• Mill Street Festival
You can visit the Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage Center to • Cheese Capital Wine Walk
learn about Plymouth’s history in cheese, while enjoying our local • Pumpkin Walk
cheeses. Enjoy our many summer activities from concerts in our • Holiday Gathering & Christmas Parade
park, to festivals, aquatic center, and our many parks throughout
the city. Our winter activities are just as plentiful. You can spend CHAMBER SERVICES
time ice skating on the Mill Pond, skiing at our ski hill, or sledding • Chamber Website
on Cardboard Hill. • Business Referrals
• Relocation & Tourism Contacts
Each season brings its own colors and beauty to see, making • Chamber Dollars
Plymouth a unique, destination experience. We look forward to • Education & Seminars
welcoming you. • Networking Events
• Membership Directory
Mary Hauser •
•
Certificate of Origin
Sponsorship Opportunities
Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Executive Director
• Newsletter
STAFF
Executive Director: Mary Hauser
Events & Tourism Coordinator: Angie Matzdorf
4 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | WELCOME
CHECK OUT THE 25 MURALS
IN DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH!
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OUR HISTORY Plymouth is now a thriving community, but when the first settlers came upon Plymouth, they would have seen not much more than wilderness and a stream surrounded by swampy land covered with thickets of alder. Plymouth was originally known by early Native Americans as Ta- quit-qui-oc, or Crooked River. Plymouth was originally surveyed in 1835 by United States Engineers with the first land purchase made in 1836. Plymouth has a rich history beginning when the first settlers, Isaac Thorpe along with his two sons John and Rensallaer and his son-in-law William Bowen, arrived May 8th, 1845. The men, natives of Pennsylvania, traveled all day from neighboring Sheboygan Falls. By May 12th, they had built a log home. There was no floor or chimney, but it kept them safe. As the men were preparing for their first night in the new home, three wagons arrived carrying men, women, and children. That first night, they all shared the new log home. Four days after that night, on May 16th, Mrs. Thorpe and their daughter arrived. In July 1845, Henry Davidson and his son Thomas arrived. Henry gave the name of Springfield to the new settlement, but Thomas renamed it Plymouth, after Plymouth, Connecticut, where his sweetheart died and lay buried. Many more families arrived and settled in the following years and in 1847, a surveyor was employed to lay out the western side Plymouth. That spring, a log grocery store was built. Following were a small log shop, blacksmith, and shoemaker. A business district was in the works. One would spend twelve cents for a pound of coffee, eleven cents for a pound of butter, a dollar for shoes, and $175 per hundred pounds for corn meal. The neighboring Natives were frequent customers at the store, selling their goods and purchasing other articles they desired. The first sawmill was built in 1848 and a grist mill was erected in fall 1849. Just over a decade after the first residents settled in Plymouth, there was a need for a rail center. The arrival of the Sheboygan and Mississippi Railroad came in April 1859 and the Milwaukee and Northern Railroad followed in 1871. With the growing city, there was a need for a fire department. Organized in October 1868, a hand engine and 200 feet of rubber hose were purchased. By 1875, a fire house had been built and the department consisted of three divisions: chemical crew, hook and ladder crew, and a gang of firefighters. Plymouth was incorporated as a city in 1877 and Otto Puhlman was elected Mayor. Plymouth was nicknamed “The Hub City,” not just because of the central location in the county, but for the manufacturing of hubs and spokes for wagons and bicycles. As Plymouth grew, it had many different types of industry: cigar, furniture, phonograph, and beer among them, but it gained its reputation as the “Cheese Capital of the World.” Cheeseville was the common name for the section of town south of the depot where cheese was manufactured, collected, stored, cured, graded, packed, and shipped all over the world. In fact, during World War II, more than 1,000 of Plymouth’s 4,400 citizens found employment in the cheese industry. 6 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | OUR HISTORY
From 1918 to 1955 the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange, which operated out of the Exchange Bank building downtown, helped to establish,
influence, and set national cheese prices.
Isaac Thorpe would be proud to see what Plymouth has become. Built by determination, ingenuity, and hard work, the values of Plymouth
residents remain the same today. Most of the wilderness has been shaped into parks, schools, residential areas, and a booming downtown
district.
There are many beautiful historic buildings and homes throughout Plymouth. There are 18 buildings that have been landmarked by the city
and a brochure has been made for a self-guided tour of these landmarked buildings. You may pick up a brochure at the Plymouth Chamber
of Commerce Office or the Plymouth Historical Society Museum.
The Plymouth Historical Society museum, located in downtown Plymouth, is housed in a three story cream city brick commercial building
built in 1875. It was originally built as a tavern and residence for Mr. William Sebald and his family. It has been home to the Historical Society
since 2007. Open year-round, the free family-friendly museum offers changing exhibits that have included a general store, a vintage parlor,
cheese making, Indian arrowheads, artifacts, and much more!
Visit the museum at 420 East Mill Street • 920-893-1876
TAKE A LOOK BACK AT HISTORIC PLYMOUTH
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EVENTS
JANUARY
KEITH ABLER & FRIENDS IRISHMAN’S WALK
CONCERT March 17
HEARTHSIDE DINNER February 7 & 8 A celebration of St. Patrick’s Day.
A fantastic night of great music! Parade starts 11am, meeting at Family
January 11
www.plymoutharts.org Video (10:30am) and traveling through
Enjoy a delicious hearth-cooked meal,
downtown, ending at The Fig and The
prepared with your own hands, in the
historic Wade House stagecoach hotel! HEARTHSIDE DINNER Pheasant. All are invited to wear their
February 8 best green and walk with the Irishmen.
www.wadehouse.org
Enjoy a delicious hearth-cooked meal,
APRIL
“OLD FASHIONED” NIGHT AT prepared with you own hands, in the
WADE HOUSE historic Wade House stagecoach hotel!
www.wadehouse.org
January 18 BASIC BLACKSMITHING
Three different types of old-fashioneds
41ST ANNUAL BUDWEISER WORKSHOP
are provided, guests try each and April 4 & 5
vote for their favorite. Appetizers and CLASSIC RACE OF CHAMPIONS
Learn the art of blacksmithing from
Musical Entertainment. February 8-9 our skilled tradesmen in the 1800s
www.wadehouse.org The Budweiser Classic Race of
Dockstader Blacksmith Shop during
Champions will again feature the high-
this two day workshop.
WI DESIGNER CRAFTS COUNCIL flying snowcross racers of the Great
www.wadehouse.org
BIENNIAL Northern Sno-x Series! This event is
also home to the Battle of Wisconsin
January 23-March 6
SnoCross State Championships!
HEARTHSIDE DINNER
The WDCC 2020 Biennial Members April 4
www.plymouthsnowrangers.com
Exhibition, “Makers and Masters... Enjoy a delicious hearth-cooked meal,
Tradition in Transition” will feature prepared with your own hands, in the
WDCC members, be they Master Craft CAROL BURNETT SHOW
historic Wade House stagecoach hotel.
Artists with decades of experience, February 21-23, 28, 29 & March 1 www.wadehouse.org
new Makers at the beginning of their Show presented by the Plymouth Arts
Center Theatre Company.
creative evolution, or mature members
www.plymoutharts.org
JOSEPH SARTORI CONCERT
devoting more time to their creative SERIES
passions after leaving other careers.
April 4
MARCH
www.plymoutharts.org
The Joseph Sartori Concert Series was
initiated at the Plymouth Arts Center
FEBRUARY
WEAR “FORE” ART, as a tribute to the late Joseph Sartori
INVITATIONAL – WEARABLES in honor of his musical talent and in
ANNUAL SOCK HOP March 13-May 1 appreciation of the Sartori Family’s
Exhibit showcasing a collection of generous contribution to the Plymouth
February 1
artistic wearable items. Arts Center.
Have a rockin’ good time as the clock
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rolls back to the 1950’s!
www.plymoutharts.org
15TH ANNUAL IRISH “TRASHION SHOW”
BINGO & BEER SHAMROCKS & SHENANIGANS April 25
The GFWC Plymouth Women’s Club
February 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 MUSIC SHOW
will hold their annual Trashion Show
Ticket includes 1 drink, unlimited March 13-14 fundraiser.
popcorn, and your first bingo card. Celebrate the Irish in all of us with
www.plymoutharts.org
www.wadehouse.org “Shamrocks and Shenanigans”, a revue
consisting of traditional Irish songs,
PLYMOUTH DIRT TRACK
SOUP-ER-BOWL both sung and instrumentals, as well as
Irish dancing, poetry and folk tales. RACING
February 1
Stop in at participating downtown www.plymoutharts.org Late April-September
Plymouth businesses to participate in a Plymouth Dirt Track Racing provides
soup taste testing contest. HEARTHSIDE DINNER great racing action on our 1/3-mile clay
oval. Action packed weekly shows
March 14
consist of 360 Sprint cars, Late Models,
Enjoy a delicious 19th-century hearth-
Grand Nationals and B Mods. Racing
cooked meal, prepared with your own
is held most Saturday nights from late
hands, in the historic Wade House
April through September. Other special
stagecoach hotel.
racing events are mixed in throughout
www.wadehouse.org
the season.
www.plymouthdtr.com
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MAY
TAVERN NIGHT AT WADE CONCERTS IN CITY PARK
HOUSE June-August, Thursday Evenings
STAYCATION CRUISE May 15 Bring a blanket and your love of music
Join us for a drink at Wade’s historic and join us this summer on Thursday
May 1 & 3
tavern and have a pint at the same bar nights for free concerts in the park.
Let the Plymouth Arts Center take
that was used 170 years ago! The bands play in the City Park band
you on a Staycation Cruise. Boarding
www.wadehouse.org shell and concessions are available at
time on May 1 is at 6pm, and May 3
the cake stand.
at 12pm. Enjoy a wonderful meal and
entertainment by the Rosetti & Wigley MEMORIAL DAY PARADE www.plymouthgov.com
Duo as we sail with some special May 25
guests and interact with the crew Parade primary route is E Mill Street. MILL STREET LIVE MUSICAL
members. Bands, color guard, floats, civic groups. SERIES
www.plymoutharts.org Traditional Memorial Day ceremonies June-August, Fridays
take place at Union Cemetery, at end of The “Mill Street Live” Summer Musical
ALIVE IN THE ARTS parade route. Series is celebrating its 12th year of
May 8-August 7 fantastic performances at the Plymouth
25th Annual Juried, Wisconsin MOTOAMERICA SUPERBIKE Arts Center. “Mill Street Live” is a
professional artists and residents for SERIES summer musical revue featuring songs
whom fine art is an avocation, are May 29-31 that span the generations; something
invited to submit entries for Gallery The fast and flowing 4-mile natural road for all ages to enjoy. This high-energy
110 North’s 25th Annual Juried Exhibit, course at Road America will serve as song and dance show is performed
“Alive in the Arts.” Artists must be 18 the theater of was as the MotoAmerica by members of the Mill Street Guild
years and over to enter. Exhibit is open Series comes to Road America. One of and is regarded as one of the most
to all two and three-dimensional fine the most excited and challenging tracks entertaining shows in the area.
art media including, but not limited to, on the MotoAmerica calendar. www.plymoutharts.org
pastel, painting, sculpture, graphite, www.roadamerica.com
drawing, photography, fiber, ceramics, 5TH ANNUAL NORTHERN
metal, glass, wood, paper, jewelry, BUFFALO BILL SHOW MORAINE SPRING ART TOUR
leather, printmaking and mixed media. May 30 & 31 June 5-6
www.plymoutharts.org The Wade House brings the thrill and Join us for this fantastic two-day self-
excitement of fast horses, trick riding guided tour of the greater Sheboygan
MUSICAL POTPOURRI, PAC and fancy shooting. Recreating the Wild County area artist’s private studios,
ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT West shows. galleries, and boutiques. You’ll
May 15 & 16 www.wadehouse.org have a chance to meet painters,
The Plymouth Arts Center Singers printmakers, potters, furniture makers;
JUNE
present their spring show, with an fiber, glass, metal and leather artists,
ensemble comprised of local area photographers and more. There
singers. will be demos, door prizes, and the
www.plymoutharts.org PLYMOUTH AQUATIC CENTER opportunity to purchase original, fine
June-August art directly from the artists who created
it. Admission is free!
SPRING VINTAGE FESTIVAL The Plymouth Aquatic Center (PAC)
is a family destination for people www.plymoutharts.org
May 15-17
Road America kicks off the racing seeking aquatic excitement. Located
season featuring exciting wheel- in the heart of Plymouth’s City Park,
to-wheel action from vintage and the PAC coordinates an impressive list
historical cars. of activities for young kids to senior
www.roadamerica.com citizens. The PAC has a fully stocked
concession stand.
www.pacpool.weebly.com
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FREE FUN WEEKEND FAMILY MUSIC FESTIVAL CARRIAGE DRIVING DAYS
June 6-7 June 27 July 18 & 19
No fishing licenses, trail passes or Head to Stayer Park for a day of music! Join us for Carriage Driving Days and
state park admission is required this Food vendors, drinks, live music and watch carriages and horses complete
weekend! Go enjoy the Kettle Moraine friends! obstacle courses in the arena.
State Forest! www.plymouthwisconsin.com www.wadehouse.org
1860’S DAIRY DAYS KIDS FROM WISCONSIN WEATHERTECH®
June 6 & 7 PERFORMANCE INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE
Celebrate Dairy Month, and Wisconsin’s June 27 WITH BRIAN REDMAN
dairy heritage, at Wade House by The Kids from Wisconsin performs a (VINTAGE CARS)
taking part in milk, butter and ice cream diverse repertoire of morale-boosting July 23-26
making in the fashion of the 1860s. musical entertainment for audiences A mid-summer favorite, The
www.wadehouse.org of all ages. They maintain a broad WeatherTech® International Challenge
repertoire of music that includes the with Brian Redman is one of the largest
WEATHERTECH CHICAGO American favorites, big band, 50’s-80’s vintage racing events in the United
REGION SCCA JUNE SPRINTS classics, Motown, country, Broadway States and features over 400 cars
June 12-14 and current top hits, filling a two hour competing in several groups.
Everything from showroom stock to fully staged performance.
highly modified purpose-built race cars www.plymoutharts.org IMSA SPORTSCAR WEEKEND
from nine race groups are scheduled July 30-August 2
JULY
for this years’ WeatherTech® Chicago The IMSA SportsCar Championship
Region SCCA June Sprints®. and IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge
www.roadamerica.com takes over Road America’s four-mile
FOODWAYS PROGRAM
circuit for what will be one of the most
BREAKFAST AT THE INN AT WADE HOUSE: BAKING incredible weekends of sports car
June 13 WEEKEND racing in the world.
Help prepare an 1860’s breakfast in July 11 & 12 www.roadamerica.com
the Wade House kitchens, working at Learn how to bake the old fashioned
AUGUST
the open hearth or period cookstove, way!
and savor the hearty meal in the inn’s www.wadehouse.org
dining room.
www.wadehouse.org MILL STREET FESTIVAL NASCAR XFINITY SERIES
July 11 HENRY 180 / STADIUM SUPER
NTT INDYCAR SERIES REV Come spend the day in downtown TRUCK SERIES / SCCA PRO
GROUP GRAND PRIX Plymouth for our annual Mill Street TRANS AM
June 18-21 Festival! Three stages of entertainment- August 6-8
The NTT IndyCar Series takes center Family Stage, Acoustic Stage and Music The NASCAR Xfinity Series Henry 180
stage as an international lineup of Stage. In addition to live entertainment, weekend will feature incredible wheel-
drivers will have their chance to battle it there will be delicious food to eat to-wheel and door-to-door racing from
out for glory on one of the world’s most and lots of different vendors to visit. the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Stadium
majestic road courses. A petting zoo and pony rides will be Super Truck Series and the SCCA Pro
www.roadamerica.com located behind the Mill Street Festival Trans Am Series.
at Stayer Park. Be sure to pick up a www.roadamerica.com
Downtown Mural Map and enjoy our
TASTE OF PLYMOUTH
historic murals as you walk downtown!
June 22 ENCAUSTIC EXHIBITION
www.plymouthwisconsin.com
Come to downtown Plymouth to August 14-October 1
sample your favorites from local dining Wisconsin artists using encaustic
facilities. Music, food and friends! mediums in their art (colored pigment
added to hot beeswax).
www.plymoutharts.org
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17TH ANNUAL CHEESE CAPITAL WORLD CHALLENGE ARIENS ART ON WHEELS
JAZZ & BLUES CRAWL FOR THE August 28-30 FEATURING VSCDA (VINTAGE
ARTS The Blancpain GT World Challenge CARS)
August 14 America headlines an all Sports Car September 18-20
Presented by the Plymouth Arts Center, weekend at Road America, bringing The Ariens Art On Wheels featuring
Plymouth’s restaurants and pubs host exotic GT3 machinery to the popular VSCDA weekend typically draws more
10 live jazz bands - small jazz combos circuit. Formerly Pirelli World Challenge, than 300 vintage and historic racecars
to a full orchestra swing band. the new-look series is a part of a global with 11 groups to run over the three-
www.plymoutharts.org series racing in Europe, Asia, and day event. The fan-friendly paddock is
America showcasing a new race format open to spectators for close-up views
FOODWAYS PROGRAM with 90-min double-header races of amazing racing machines prepared
featuring full-service pit stops, driver
AT WADE HOUSE: MEAT to era specifications all weekend.
changes, and increased strategy.
WEEKEND www.roadamerica.com
www.roadamerica.com
August 15 & 16
Learn how to preserve meat the old- ANNUAL AUTUMN FESTIVAL
ARTS, CRAFTS, AND TRADES September 19
fashioned way!
www.wadehouse.org
FAIR PJ Campbells at The Depot annual
August 30 Autumn Festival. The street will be
Shop at over 80 vendor booths, watch
CHEESE CAPITAL WINE WALK partially closed off providing extra room
the tradesmen demonstrations, enjoy for dancing and socializing. Stop in for
August 21 the food trucks, listen to the live music, dinner, music and meet up with some
Experience downtown Plymouth as you
and explore the historic site! great friends!
sample wine and cheese at various
www.wadehouse.org www.pjcampbellsatthedepot.com
locations. Participants need to pre-
register with the Plymouth Chamber
SEPTEMBER
Office. Those attending are able to CIVIL WAR WEEKEND
visit 16 different locations in downtown September 25-27
Action filled days of battle re-
Plymouth, sampling wine at each BREAKFAST AT THE INN enactments, military drills, medical
stop. In addition, there will be cheese
September 12 care situations, period music and
samples, desserts, snacks, live music
Help prepare an 1860’s breakfast in food, demonstrations, educational
and more!
the Wade House Kitchens, working at presentations and more. Skirmish at
www.plymouthwisconsin.com
the open hearth or period cookstove, 11am, battle at 2pm on Saturday and
and savor the hearty meal in the inn’s
SHEBOYGAN COUNTY FAIR dining room.
Sunday.
www.wadehouse.org
August 27-31 www.wadehouse.org
Five days of fair fun, including animal
barns, rides, music stages, family acts,
food, drinks and fun!
www.shebcofair.com
12 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | EVENTSFamily Born. Employee Owned.
Over 3,500 vehicles
to choose from!
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IF IT’S MONDAY, IT MUST BE WISCONSIN WATERCOLOR
MURDER SOCIETY
September 25-27 October 9-November 27 HEARTHSIDE DINNER
A murder-mystery comedy written by The Plymouth Arts Center is pleased November 7
playwright Pat Cook. Set in the 1940’s, to host the WWS’s fall membership Enjoy a delicious hearth-cooked meal,
Detective Harry Monday is posing as a exhibition. Wisconsin Watercolor prepared with your own hands, in the
golf-playing psychiatrist at the Shady Society was founded in 1952 by historic Wade House stagecoach hotel.
Meadows Country Club. “A place where a group of Wisconsin artists led www.wadehouse.org
old polyester goes to die,” says Harry, by Marion Bode. The Wisconsin
after the club members start dropping Watercolor Society was the first
QUEEN FOR A DAY
like divots on the duffer’s course. Wisconsin Art Organization to be
Yup, Shady Manor, the only place in devoted exclusively to watercolor November 21
the world you’d have to figure If It’s painting. Its purpose then as now Ladies, shop Downtown Plymouth and
Monday, This Must Be Murder. has always been to demonstrate and at participating stores enter your name
www.plymoutharts.org exhibit meaningful development in the for your chance to win “Queen for a
medium of watercolor and to serve as a Day”.
OCTOBER
catalyst for those genuinely interested
in watercolor. HOLIDAY GATHERING
www.plymoutharts.org November 27
JOSEPH SARTORI CONCERT Make your way to downtown Plymouth
SERIES PAINT THE TOWNS EN PLEIN for the Annual Holiday Gathering.
October 3 AIR Downtown shops will have extended
The Joseph Sartori Concert Series was hours, Chili Cook-off between
October 16
initiated at the Plymouth Arts Center downtown shops will be 4-7pm, and
Come see what the Plein Air Artists
as a tribute to the late Joseph Sartori the highlight of night-The Christmas
have painted at the free festive
in honor of his musical talent and in Parade, starts at 7pm.
reception.
appreciation of the Sartori Family’s www.plymouthwisconsin.com
www.plymoutharts.org
generous contribution to the Plymouth
SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY
Arts Center. AUTUMN CELEBRATION
www.plymoutharts.org November 28
October 17 & 18
Shop Plymouth, WI and support all the
This October explore 19th century
SOUND CELEBRATION ANNUAL traditions at the Wade House Autumn
small businesses that makes Plymouth
CONCERT Celebration. Visitors will carve jack-
unique!
October 3-4 o-lantern’s or Irish jack-o-lanterns
DECEMBER
A women’s barbershop group that sing using turnips, dip their own candles,
four-part a cappella harmony. experience the dying of sheep wool,
www.sound-celebration.com play snap apple in the blacksmith 24TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY
shop, and enjoy a nice cup of warm
MEMBERSHIP EXHIBIT
SCCA NATIONAL apple cider in the hotel’s 19th Century
December 4-January 15
CHAMPIONSHIP RUNOFFS kitchen.
www.wadehouse.org Plymouth Arts Center will present its
October 9-11 annual festive, public, Holiday Open
The 57th SCCA National Championship House while celebrating the fine art
Runoffs return to Road America on Oct. BREAKFAST AT THE INN
created by its Member Artists. The
9-11. Previously, the Runoffs called Road October 24 Member’s exhibition and public social
America “home” from 2009 to 2013 Help prepare an 1860’s breakfast in will be held Friday, December 4th from
and now they return at a time of year the Wade House Kitchens, working at 4:30pm to 7:30pm. You are invited
when the fall colors seem to dance the open hearth or period cookstove, to meet the artists and join in the
around the beautiful race cars and and savor the hearty meal in the inn’s festivities. Enjoy live holiday music
the mild weather creates the perfect dining room. and complimentary appetizers and
conditions for exceptional racing. www.wadehouse.org desserts. Cash bar. A brief awards
www.roadamerica.com ceremony will be held at 6:30pm.
HALLOWEEN DANCE PARTY www.plymoutharts.org
TAVERN NIGHT AT THE WADE October 31
HOUSE Grab your costume and head to CHARMING DOWNTOWN
October 9 the Plymouth Arts Center for their CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE
Join us for a drink at Wade’s historic Halloween Party featuring II Cool Band.
December 11-12
tavern and have a pint at the same bar www.plymoutharts.org
Visit downtown shops as they open
that was used 170 years ago! up their doors for open houses and
www.wadehouse.org specials, trolley rides throughout the
downtown, Santa and more!
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“COLORS OF CHRISTMAS” December 11-12 The PAC Singers Concert directed by Barb Zirwes-Nysse. www.plymoutharts.org WADE HOUSE CHRISTMAS WEEKEND December 12 & 13 Music from local groups, cookie decorating, activities in the visitor’s center and Wade House, horse drawn wagon rides (weather permitting). www.wadehouse.org THE STORY OF THE NUTCRACKER December 18-20 A holiday classic with guest dancers from Elite-In Motion Dance Studio. www.plymoutharts.org NEW YEAR’S EVE BIG CHEESE DROP & PARTY December 31 Count down to the new year with the giant Sartori Cheese Wedge Drop! Free event with live music, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, cash bar. www.plymoutharts.org Photo Courtesy of Louis Luina 16 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | EVENTS
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1511 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-892-8883
Antoinette’s Casual Dining
18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-892-2161 • www.antoinettesplymouth.com
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Antonio’s Sports Bar & Grille
18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-893-5105 • www.antoniosplymouth.com
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The Blind Horse Restaurant and Winery
6018 Superior Avenue, Kohler
920-467-8599 • www.theblindhorse.com
Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage Center
133 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-892-2012 • www.cheesecapitaloftheworld.com
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Chester’s Drive In
1504 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-892-7722
Chissy’s Pub and Grill
215 St. Road 28, Waldo
920-528-8656 • www.chissys.com
Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream
47 N. Highland Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-8300 • www.chocolateshoppeicecream.com
Chris and Sue’s
W3820 County Road C, Plymouth
920-467-3223 • www.chrisandsuesplace.com
Cousins Sub
47 N. Highland Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-8300 • www.cousinssubs.com
Culver’s
2318 Eastern Avenue
920-893-2663 • www.culvers.com
Dairy Queen
3101 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-8784 • www.dq.com
DeO’s Pizzaria & Pub
417 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-892-8485 • www.deomalleyspizzapub.com
Dino’s Pizza & Subs
19 S. Milwaukee Street, Plymouth
920-892-6866
Domino’s Pizza
26 S. Highland Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-4800 • www.dominos.com
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Dragon Buffet
550 Walton Drive, Plymouth
920-449-5013 • www.dragonbuffetplymouth.com
Elkhart Inn
91 Lincoln St., Elkhart Lake
920-876-3133 • www.elkhartinn.com
El Sombrero
1414 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-0001
Exchange Bank Coffeehouse
301 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-893-2326
The Fig and The Pheasant
52 Stafford Street, Plymouth
920-893-0552 • www.thefigandthepheasant.com
The Hub Studio Café
1611 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-9000 • www.thehubcoffee.com
Hub City Restaurant
409 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-892-2829
Lakehouse Bar & Grill
W6543 County Road C, Plymouth
920-893-2919 • www.lakehousebar.com
Lola’s on the Lake
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake
920-876-5840 • www.lolasonthelake.com
McDonald’s
2111 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-892-4117 • www.mcdonalds.com
More Frosting Please
435 E. Mill Street, Suite 13, Plymouth
920-980-4360 • www.morefrostingplease.com
Otto’s Restaurant
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake
920-876-5857 • www.osthoff.com/ottos
Pacifico Mexican Bar and Grill
506 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-449-5160
Papa Murphy’s Take n Bake
58 N. Highland Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-6900 • www.papamurphys.com
PIC-A-DELI
1500 Douglas Drive, Plymouth
920-892-4858 • www.generationsic.org
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ALCOHOL SERVED
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PJ Campbell’s at the Depot
114 Depot Road, Plymouth
920-893-8600 • www.pjcampbellsatthedepot.com
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Plank Road Distillery
601 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-892-0282 • www.plankroaddistillery.com
Plymouth Brewing Company
222 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-400-1722 • www.plymouthbrewingcompany.com
Quit Qui Oc Golf Course
500 Quit Qui Oc Lane, Elkhart Lake
920-876-2833 • www.quitquioc.com/restaurant
Racer’s Hall
W4408 County Road C, Plymouth
920-892-6900 • www.racershall.com
Roadside Bar and Grill
N5575 Highway 57, Plymouth
920-893-1770
SoLu Estate Winery & Meadery
W8269 County Road F, Cascade
920-528-1550 • www.soluestate.com
Subway
1924 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-892-6159 • www.subway.com
Subway
428 Walton Drive, Plymouth
920-893-2380 • www.subway.com
Sweet Basil
645 Walton Drive, Plymouth
920-892-7572 • www.sweetbasil-plymouth.com
Taco Bell
3062 Kiley Way, Plymouth
920-892-4142 • www.tacobell.com
Three Guys and a Grill at Marsh Lodge
W7039 County Hwy SR, Elkhart Lake
920-876-4404 • www.threeguysandagrill.com
20 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | DININGGreat Food & Great Friends
Serving Traditional German Cuisine
Along With American Favorites
VISIT US ON FACEBOOK
SEE OUR FULL MENU ON OUR WEBSITE
114 Depot Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 • 920-893-8600 • www.pjcampbellsatthedepot.com
Located next to Antoinette’s
“It’s Your
Kind of P
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11 Large Scre
Pool & Darts
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• Broasted Chicken • Pizza and Pasta
• Friday Fish Fry • Salads, Sandwiches,
and Wraps
• Party Trays and Off-Site Catering Available Full Menu available including appetizers, sandwiches,
wraps, burgers, pasta, pizza, & broasted chicken
antoinettesplymouth.com | (920) 892-2161 AntoniosPlymouth.com | (920) 893-5105
18 West Mill Street, Plymouth WI, 53073 18 West Mill Street, Plymouth WI, 53073
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1708 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-449-1513 • www.wyndhamhotels.com/americinn
Baymont by Wyndhams
678 Walton Drive, Plymouth
920-449-1598 • www.wyndhamhotels.com/baymont
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Country Rentals, LLC
2 Locations
920-980-5705 • www.countryrentalsllc.com
The Fig and The Pheasant
52 Stafford Street, Plymouth
920-893-0552 • www.thefigandthepheasant.com
Gilbert Huson House
315 Collins Street, Plymouth
920-892-2222 • www.husonhouse.com
Inn on Hillwind
N4922 Hillwind Road, Plymouth
920-892-2199 • www.innonhillwind.com
Maple Leaf Motel
N5565 Highway 57, Plymouth
920-893-6111
Near North
N4275 Clems Road, Plymouth
414-305-1778
Osthoff Resort
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake
800-693-8593 • www.osthoff.com
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Plymouth Inn
606 East Mill Street, Plymouth
920-893-5623 • www.plyinn.com
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Allechant Boutique LLC Maggie’s Closet
37 29
217 E. Mill Street 127 E. Mill Street
920-893-9888 920-892-4400 • www.maggiescloset.net
Back Door Bike Shop Miller and Boeldt
828 Eastern Avenue 8 Hill and Dale Road
920-893-9786 • www.backdoorbikeshop.com 920-893-4211 • www.millerboeldtinc.stihldealer.net
Back from the Past Antique Moraine Gardens
107 E. Mill Street W4930 Sumac Road
920-893-5658 920-893-0843 • www.morainegardens.co
Book Heads Book Store Neat Repeats
214 E. Mill Street 2627 Eastern Avenue
920-892-6657 920-892-9100 • www.neatrepeatsthriftshop.com
Cain’s Bridal Wreath Nesemanns Diamond Center
531 E. Mill Street W5132 County Road O
920-892-2867 • www.cainsfloral.com 920-892-7726 • www.nesemannsdiamondcenter.com
Capelle’s Farm Market Plymouth Arts Center Gift Shop
2236 Eastern Avenue 520 E. Mill Street
920-892-6826 920-892-8409 • www.plymoutharts.org
Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage Center Plymouth Furniture
133 E. Mill Street
920-892-2012 • www.cheesecapitaloftheworld.com
13 2133 Eastern Avenue
920-892-6006 • www.plymouthfurniturewi.com
Christel’s Pet Supplies & More Raven Nest
216 E. Mill Street 109 E. Mill Street
920-286-3683 920-860-1485
Country Equipment Service Seranya Studio Art Boutique
W5140 County Road 0 1611 Eastern Avenue
920-892-8111 • www.countryequipmentservice.com 920-893-9000 • www.seranyastudios.com
Custom Craft Trophy & Embroidery Sewing Basket, The
118 N. Highland Avenue
920-892-8501 • www.customcrafttrophy.com
426 E. Mill Street
920-892-4751 • www.sewingbasket.biz
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Dear Old Books Shoppes on Mill Street, The
404 E. Mill Street 412 E. Mill Street
920-892-4447 920-892-8500
Division Street Marketplace St. Vincent DePaul
117 Division Street 2225 Eastern Avenue
920-892-0793 • www.divisionstreetmarketplace.com 920-892-4913 • www.svdpplymouth.org
Dreams Unlimited Music Store Walgreens
215 E. Mill Street 2455 Eastern Avenue
920-893-8703 • www.dreamsunlimitedmusicstore.com 920-893-5895 • www.walgreens.com
Eccentricities Home Décor & Gifts Walmart Supercenter
538 Walton Drive 428 Walton Drive
920-449-5544 920-892-7523 • www.walmart.com
Ecology Outfitters Willow Wood Acres
426 Factory Street N5947 Willow Road
920-242-8053 • www.ecologyoutfitters.com 920-893-9908 • www.willowwoodacres.com
Fleet Farm Wreath Factory, The
3110 Eastern Avenue N6625 State Road 57
920-893-5115 • www.fleetfarm.com 920-893-8700 • www.wreathfactoryonline.com
Forgotten Times
108 Caroline Street
920-698-2036 WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 23ADVERTISING DIRECTORY
ACCOUNTING SERVICES ATTRACTIONS AUTOMOTIVE SALES &
Begalke & Associates, LLC Cheese Counter & SERVICE
506 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
920-458-3591 | begalkecpa.com
Dairy Heritage Center Van Horn Automotive Group
133 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 3000 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073
Family owned CPA firm with over 50 920-892-2012 | www.cheesecapitaloftheworld.com 920-893-6361 | www.vanhornauto.com
years of professional experience. We Beautifully designed in historic Van Horn Automotive Group is a family
provide quality individual and business downtown Plymouth to share, educate born, employee owned business.
income tax services, business start- and enjoy the greatest cheeses in Quality transportation and service at
up advice, accounting and payroll Plymouth. As you peruse our store, a fair price. We offer; rental vehicles,
preparation and all services to help engage in our interactive videos, service department, all makes and
entrepreneurs run their business more quizzes and selfie fun center. Specialty models, pick-ups and delivery service,
effortlessly and efficiently. cheese sandwiches and ice cream collision center, trade-ins, financing,
delight all who come. used, new fair pricing.
Foenix Tax & See ad on page 13 See ad on page 13
Business Services LLC
John Michael Kohler Arts Center BANQUET HALLS
Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
920-400-7541 | www.foenixtax.com 608 New York Avenue, Sheboygan, WI 53081
Named for the mythical bird of rebirth! 920-458-6144 | www.jmkac.org Amore Banquet Hall
A local and virtual accounting and tax Acclaimed arts center features 18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
920-892-2161 | www.amoreplymouth.com
firm. Offering accounting services, contemporary art exhibitions,
Plymouth’s premier banquet, wedding
personal & business tax preparation, performances, community events,
and party destination. Capacity for
software selection and training, family-friendly classes and activities,
30-220 guests. Neutral décor to
business plan writing, training for DIY plus a café and shop. Opening August
compliment any occasion or theme. Full
business owners, startups, and more. 2020: John Michael Kohler Arts
Bar. Handicap accessible. Check out
25 years of experience. Center’s Art Preserve, showcasing a
our website for menus, pricing, photos
world-renowned collection of artist-built
and available dates.
ASSOCIATIONS environments.
Sheboygan Falls Chamber-
Plymouth Arts Center BOOK STORES
Main Street 520 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 Book Heads
504 Broadway Street, Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
920-892-8409 | www.plymoutharts.org 214 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
920-467-6206 | www.sheboyganfalls.org
Plymouth’s leading arts destination 920-892-6657
Serving the business community of
established in 1993. Featuring a vibrant Book Heads is an independent
Sheboygan Falls through promotion,
schedule of Fine Art exhibitions, live family-run bookstore specializing in
events, business retention and
theatre, concerts, classes for all ages, new books for all ages and interests.
redevelopment, beautification and
Gift Shop, Spring Art Tour, Jazz/Blues You’ll also find unique greeting cards,
overall community support. Visit us and
Crawl; the NYE “Sartori Big Cheese puzzles, gifts and reading accessories.
“Experience our Timeless Charm” for
Drop” and more! Special orders welcome. Check out the
yourself!
See ad on page 35 quotes decorating the inside!
See ad on page 57
Sound Celebration Road America CARPET CLEANING
N7390 Highway 67, Plymouth, WI 53073
Women’s Chorus 1-800-365-7223 | www.roadamerica.com
IMPRESS Floor Care, LLC
Hingham, WI 53031
920-922-2137 | www.sound-celebration.com 640 acre facility featuring year-round 920-564-4278 | www.impressfloorcare.com
Sound Celebration is a women’s 4-part motorsports. Racing May thru October. We are an owner-operated floor
harmony acapella chorus. Membership Corporate meeting and group tours cleaning business specializing in steam
is open to all women. We’re a tax- available. On-site camping and cleaning of carpet, tile and grout, and
exempt organization affiliated with concessions for major public events. furniture. With attention to detail, our
Harmony, Inc., an international See ad on page 35 approach to floor cleaning insures the
organization of women barbershop
safest, deepest, and most effective
singers. Weekly rehearsals at Plymouth Wade House cleaning for your space. Whether for
Alliance Church. N7965 State Highway 23, Greenbush, WI 53026
your home or business, the investment
920-526-3271 | www.wadehouse.org
made in your flooring and furniture can
Explore the era of stagecoach travel.
be safeguarded with regular cleaning
See the largest collection of carriages
and protecting. Give us a call, our
in Wisconsin, take a horse-drawn
technician is IICRC Certified and fully
carriage ride, tour the 27-room Wade
insured. We look forward to cleaning
House Stagecoach Inn, and more!
for you!
See ad on page 35
24 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | AD DIRECTORYCLOTHING/ACCESSORIES Elkhart Inn
91 South Lincoln Street, Elkhart Lake, WI 53020
Sargento Foods, Inc.
One Persnickety Place, Plymouth, WI 53073
Allechant Boutique 920-876-3133 | www.elkhartinn.com 1-800-CHEESES | www.sargento.com
217 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 Rich in history and rich in the tradition As a family owned company for three
920-893-9888
of serving classic dishes using locally generations, we are committed to
It’s all about you! Fabulous Clothing
grown food to family and friends, old providing the most delicious cheese in
Sizes S to 3X, ALEX and ANI, Purses,
and new, just as it has for close to 100 many varieties and forms to satisfy all
Jewelry, Sunglasses, Scarves, Gift
years. cheese needs.
Items-and anything you may need to
See ad on page 37
complete your look! We travel all over
the country looking for amazing items Lola’s on the Lake
for our boutique! Open Sun 12-3, Mon- Restaurant & Lounge FLORAL & GIFTS
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake, WI 53020
Fri 10-5, Sat 10-4. 920-876-5840 | www.lolasonthelake.com
Cain’s Bridal Wreath
See ad on page 37 531 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
Serving a sophisticated menu of 920-892-2867 | www.cainsbw.com
Midwestern favorites with eclectic We’re a full service flower shop for
Maggie’s Closet fare while offering panoramic views all occasions with local delivery.
127 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
920-892-4400 | www.maggiescloset.net
of Elkhart Lake. A private dining room Specializing In weddings and events.
Maggie’s Closet is one of the largest is available for parties of up to 30, We carry: cheese, fruit & gourmet
consignment shops in southeastern featuring a stone fireplace and private baskets and treats. Gift items for
Wisconsin! Featuring junior, women’s patio. Serving lunch and dinner. Hours all ages. Tuxedo rentals & wedding
and plus size clothing, shoes, purses, may change seasonally. invitations. In business since 1992!
jewelry, accessories and an entire floor
of home décor & furniture pieces. Otto’s Restaurant
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake, WI 53020
HEATING/COOLING/
See ad on page 29 920-876-5857 | www.osthoff.com PLUMBING
DENTAL SERVICE
Featuring a full menu of American
cuisine in a casual setting for breakfast,
CONTRACTORS
lunch and dinner. Haucke Plumbing & Heating
Advanced Dental Care Clinic 227 Division Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
62 S. Pleasant View Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 920-892-6601 | www.hauckeplumbing.com
920-892-8466 | www.advanaceddentalcareclinic.com
PJ Campbell’s At The Depot Haucke Plumbing is a local, family-
Voted Best in Sheboygan County; 114 Depot Road, Plymouth, WI 53073
owned business who has served the
we’re your private family dentist 920-893-8600 | www.pjcampbellsatthedepot.com
Plymouth area for over 35 years. We
equipped with state-of-the-art 3D Casual Dining Experience in a historic
believe that “good old-fashioned
technology. Invisalign® to root canals train depot converted into a restaurant.
service” is still the best way to take
to same day crowns and sleep apnea Join our family and enjoy comfort food
care of our customers.
appliances where quality patient care is which includes steaks, ribs, sandwiches
See ad on page 53
top priority! and German favorites. Offering
See ad on page 11 something for everyone. Don’t forget
the Big Pretzel and Baked French INSURANCE
DINING & DRINKS Onion. State Farm Insurance
117 N. Milwaukee Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
See ad on page 21
Antoinette’s Casual Dining 920-893-9668 | www.jimschuldt.com
18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 Providing insurance and financial
920-892-2161 | www.antoinettesplymouth.com ELECTRICAL services.
Antoinette’s features a broad array of K-W Electric, Inc.
casual dining fare. Enjoy fresh salads, N5875 County Road M, Plymouth, WI 53073
sandwiches, wraps and juicy burgers. 920-467-2000 | www.kwelectricinc.com
Suhrke Insurance Agency LLC
1215 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073
Antoinette’s homemade pizza and K-W Electric, Inc. is an insured state 920-893-8108 | www.suhrke.com
build your pastas are sure to please. licensed electrical contractor that has A locally owned independent
Antoinette’s also serves Plymouth’s been providing commercial, industrial, insurance agency that has been in
best broasted chicken. Casual, and residential electrical services business for over 60 years. Insurance
comfortable cuisine…Antoinette’s. throughout Wisconsin since 1988. products including auto, home, farm,
See ad on page 21 See ad on page 53 motorcycles, boats, business and life.
Office hours Monday-Friday, 8am to
Antonio’s Sports Bar FOOD MANUFACTURING 5pm and by appointment.
18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
920-893-5105 | www.antoniosplymouth.com Masters Gallery Foods
PO Box 170, Plymouth, WI 53073
Antonio’s is Plymouth’s best place for 920-893-8431 | www.mastersgalleryfoods.com
cold beer, great food and the area’s Masters Gallery Foods, a leading
best entertainment. Catch the game on national cheese supplier, cuts & wraps
our 11 tv’s. Darts and pool. Check out cheese products such as shreds,
our website for specials and upcoming slices and sticks that are distributed
entertainment. Antonio’s…it’s your kind throughout the US with exports into
of place. China, Mexico and other parts of the
See ad on page 21 world. Our family is over 800 strong
and growing.
See ad on page 15
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 25LODGING MAPLE SYRUP Sun Graphics Media
2829 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073
AmericINN by Wyndham PRODUCTION 1206 N. 8th Street, Sheboygan, WI 53081
1708 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073 920-892-2331 | www.sungraphicsmedia.com
920-892-2669 | www.wyndhamhotels.com/americinn Drewry Farms Maple Products
N4396 Blueberry Lane (mailing), Plymouth, WI 53073 Sun Graphics Media provides web and
Start your day with a free homestyle 920-893-5189 | www.drewryfarmsmaple.com app, branding, marketing, and print
breakfast of eggs, sausage, waffles, Drewry Farms Maple Products is services. Sun Graphics Media is the
and more. Stay connected with a a family business specializing in only agency with all the experts under
business center and free WiFi. Take a producing maple syrup for 150 years. one roof. For almost a century, Sun
dip in our heated indoor pool and hot Our products are served in local Graphics Media has been the epitome
tub. You’ll rest easy in comfortable, restaurants and sold in specialty & gift of a friendly, quality-driven, award-
quiet accommodations. Each non- shops. We host an open house the last winning creative agency.
smoking guest room is appointed Saturday in March. See ad on page 2
with a flat-screen HDTV, coffee maker,
ironing facilities, and hairdryer.
See ad on page 53 MOVING COMPANIES REAL ESTATE
Two Men and a Truck Avenue Real Estate &
Baymont Inn & Suites
W5134 County Road O, Plymouth, WI 53073 Cain Auctions
920-893-1900 | www.twomensheboygan.com 410 S. Milwaukee Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
by Wyndham Serving all of Sheboygan County, we 920-893-3001 | www.avenueret.com
678 Walton Drive, Plymouth, WI 53073
are a full service moving company www.cainauctions.com
920-893-6781 | www.wyndhamhotels.com/baymont
offering everything from packing, Your Key to the Market. Serving the
Non-smoking property featuring greater Sheboygan County and
internal moves, local and long distance
microwave and refrigerator in all king- Surrounding areas.
residential and/or business moves, to
bed rooms. High-speed internet, cable See ad on page 29
portable storage container rental. We
with HBO, in-room coffeemaker, hair
are the “Movers Who Care®”
dryer and iron. Enhanced continental
See ad on page 29 Pleasant View Realty
breakfast, indoor pool, whirlpool, N6050 Pleasant View Realty, Plymouth, WI 53073
business center, meeting rooms and
PHOTOGRAPHER
920-892-7711
fitness room. 327 Fremont Street, Kiel, WI 53042
920-894-7713
See ad on page 11 Rebecca Pfeifer Photography www.pleasantviewrealty.com
N4424 Kettleview Road, Plymouth, WI 53073
920-838-6589 | www.rebeccapfeifer.com Family Owned Business. Our
Gilbert Huson House A full service photography studio with commitment is to provide the best
Bed & Breakfast a focus on weddings and portraits service possible to our customers and
315 Collins Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
920-892-2222 | www.husonhouse.com including senior pictures, headshots, to make the real estate experience
Elegant 1891 landmarked Victorian family & couples photoshoots. I provide a pleasant one! Building relations on
home nestled in a historic residential a truly enjoyable experience to clients trust…is our way of doing business.
neighborhood. Five well-appointed looking for beautiful photographs & See ad on page 11
guest rooms with private baths and heirloom quality prints to outlast their
wireless internet. Delicious breakfast. lifetime! Shorewest Realtors
See ad on page 29 2500 Kohler Memorial Drive, Sheboygan, WI 53081
Walking distance to downtown shops 757-585-5355 | www.shorewest.com
and eateries. Providing Real Estate services to
PRINTING, DESIGN & Sheboygan County for over 40 years,
Inn on Hillwind
N4922 Hillwind Road, Plymouth, WI 53073
PROMOTIONAL ITEMS experienced and knowledgeable
920-892-2199 | www.innonhillwind.com BMG Designs, LLC Sales Associates take the hassle
Tranquil setting minutes from 132 Fairview Drive, Plymouth, WI 53073 out of buying or selling your home.
downtown Plymouth. Inn features five
920-946-9982 Shorewest’s unsurpassed technology,
Vehicle graphics, banners, apparel, marketing, and dedication will make
rooms/suites with private baths, double
embroidery, promotional products, your experience more enjoyable and
whirlpools, fireplaces, private balconies
wedding invitations, custom wood rewarding.
and wireless internet. Full breakfast
boards, business cards, flyers, See ad on page 37
fireside in the common area.
billboards, custom glassware, vinyl
Osthoff Resort
graphics, graphic design.
SALONS & SPAS
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake, WI 53020 Aspira Spa
920-876-3366 | www.osthoff.com Midstar Printing and 101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake, WI 53020
AAA Four-Diamond resort featuring Marketing Services, LLC 920-876-5843
spacious suites and guest rooms, 1209 Pilgrim Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 Aspira Spa is a 20,000 square foot,
920-893-4808 | www.midstarprinting.com
Aspira Spa, multiple restaurant, full-service spa and salon, featuring
Midstar Printing and Marketing Services 20 treatment rooms, meditation room
conference center, cooking school, 500
is your custom print and marketing and unique water features. Aspira
feet of lakefront, recreation rentals,
solution for branding, design, print, Spa offers guests highly personalized
indoor and outdoor pools, whirlpools
signage, promotional items, mailing and services and specialized treatments,
and saunas, fitness center, arcade,
fulfillment. We specialize in distinctive including massages, hydrotherapy,
year-round recreation and nearby golf.
concepts. Have a unique project? Just colortherapy, balneotherepy, facials,
See ad on page 17
ask… manicures, pedicures and salon
services. Open daily.
26 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | AD DIRECTORYKlips & Tips Plymouth School District St John Lutheran Church & School
435 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 125 Highland Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073 222 North Stafford Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
920-627-4247 | www.klipsntips.com 920-892-2661 | www.plymouth.k12.wi.us 920-893-3071 | www.sjlplymouth.org
Klips & Tips is a salon that offers We are just the right size to offer Worship Services: Saturday-4:30 p.m.,
something for everyone of all ages. We individual attention and a wealth Sunday-8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.,
take care of you from head to toe with of opportunities. Home to the LTC- Monday-6:30 p.m. Sunday Adult Bible
everything from the latest Hairstyle Plymouth Science & Technology Center Study, Sunday Special Education Class
and all Nail Services, to Massage, Ear and the Food Science & Agriculture and Sunday School-9:30 a.m.
Candling, Spa Pedicures and Body Center, we value comprehensive
Waxing. education, extracurriculars, innovation, SEWING/QUILTING
See ad on page 37 collaboration, and wellness.
Sewing Basket
See ad on page 43 426 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
Studio 55 920-892-4751 | www.sewingbasket.biz
317 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 St. John the Baptist Sheboygan County’s Only Quilt Shop.
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