Five Things: Clams, Performances and More

1. Two Plymouth seafood restaurants were named in the top 20 best clam shacks in New England. Can you guess which ones?

2. Plymouth 400 Invites You To Forefather's Family Day Aug. 3, and also reminds residents that the deadline to order a Plymouth 400 license plate is Sept. 1. 

3. The Hat Trick Theatre of Plymouth will present Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap. Now in its 61st year in London’s West End, it will be brought to the stage in downtown Plymouth. Performances will be at 8 p.m. July 25-27 and at 7 p.m. July 28, in Kendall Hall at First Parish Church, located at 19 Town Square. Seating will be cabaret and there will be complimentary refreshments. Tickets are $20. Email hattriq98@aol.com for reservations or phone 508-747-6856 or 774-454-3575. Tickets also available at the door.

4. Blues legend James Montgomery and bassist David Hull (Aerosmith, Joe Perry Project, Dave Hull Blues Band) performed for the men and women at the REACH, Inc. earlier this week: Check out the photos here. 

5. Camp Clark is offering after-camp swim lessons for the general public.  Lessons are available for ages 6 months up, including private lessons.  Classes will run in two week sessions, with session 3 running from 7/29-8/9, and session 4 from 8/12-8/23.  The cost is $50 for 30 min lessons, and $57 for 45 min lessons.   
Private lesson packages are as follows, and will be scheduled based on availability. Please contact Program Coordinator Michael McGrath for schedule and to discuss which class would be appropriate for you or your child: 508-888-2290 or mmcgrath@oldcolonyymca.org