I was very impressed. Clean and great activities for the kids We visited on their third…read moreanniversary. Staff was very friendly and encourage kids.

Located behind the First Lutheran Church, the toy library is a great spot for toddlers to play on a…read morehot or rainy day. It's a small set up but they have two activity rooms with puzzles, cars, play kitchen, and books. There are themed activities like gardening and seeds. You can even get a subscription to borrow toys to take home if you like. Visiting is free but donations are suggested. While you are in the neighborhood go check out the Cape Cod Model Railroad club that is 2 miles away to extend your trip.

The New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center has seasonal hours, so check their website just in case…read more Open year-round Thursday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. June - September: Thursday - Monday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Admission $8 Adults / $5 Seniors and Students Children under 12 free / Members always free We spent about 40 minutes here, which started off with a 10 min film. My nephew, however, had to let off some energy, so he ran off to play with a fish he found.

This place was a hidden gem. The simulations and hands on experience s were phenomenal. The staff…read morewere great. They took time to explain things to both myself and my kiddo. We were here for Aha night and got to decorate shells, however my kid had more fun with the hands on fishing equipment etc that he got to touch and try. I highly recommend this small slice of New Bedford's fishing history. Kids are free under 12 and you can easily spend 30-45 minutes truly looking and touching everything. So for the adult admission it's worth it.

Good stuffed quahogs, cheap drinks, expected atmosphere with this type of club and patrons were…read morefriendly. They close early...8-ish I believe on week nights.

hello, i'm the current commander and i love my post. the folks both veteran and non-veterans have…read morea great time. with three of the most popular bartenders in falmouth the atmosphere is fun and very easy going. folks from all walks of life are welcome. non-veteran guest welcome!!! please stop in, we have a guest book and you can come in. inquire about membership options - talk to the bartender - i, me, lionel hall am there almost daily!!!! lol! we are the last of the open, still in business veteran's organizaton in falmouth ! help up keep this sanctuary open for generations to come! we currently need donations for the oil tank replacement fund- the tank is installed - thanks to loud fuel" cabral!!!! and the crew! we need your financial support, stop in check us out and rate us on yelp!

This gift shop has unique gifts made from donated items. We purchased a birdhouse. It looks so…read moregood in the back yard. The wine glass and beer bottle "jewelry" assures you don't get someone else's drink. Read the brochure that tells you why this store exists. Heartwarming.

A great place to shop while taking a walk along Plymouth harbor. Has unique items; something for…read moreeveryone.

PAC TV is really the HIGH END of Public Access TV. It does many TV channels for multiple towns…read morelocally. The building is large, there's a sizable staff, and multiple sets. Also, the quality of the sets are much higher in quality to other Public Access TV stations. However, this Public Access TV station is not free to the community like other ones are. It's also in higher demand, and more well known. SO, you WILL need to book appointments, clear your plans, schedule time lost if approved, and you must also pay for it. You also do not need to be a local resident of Plymouth to film there.

I love PACTV! The staff always helps producers with anything they need to produce video content…read more They have equipment, studios, editing suites, a conference room, and free coffee for members! Best Studio around to produce a show.

I have personally been involved with the NMLC sense I was young, and I have many fond memories of…read morethe time I have spent there. I attribute my interest in marine biology and the greater world around me to the NMLC, and having such a wonderful humanitarian organization nearby is truly an honor. It is important to note that the national marine life center is not supposed to be some sort of aquarium or museum, but rather a conservation and protection facility which nurses injured marine animals back to health, and then releases them when possible. The portion known as the discovery center is only there to spread awareness of the issues that face these creatures and educate the public, and in that regard it does an excellent job. I would like to recommend that anyone in the area pay a visit to the marine life center. Donations are always appreciated, and go a long way to assuring the continued existence of marine species native to the Buzzards Bay area.

While the NMLC might be doing awesome things for the Buzzards Bay area, you would never know it…read morefrom their center. The place is dated, dusty and contains very few live animals (nothing larger than a fish in a tank). We were expecting to see animals receiving expert care, and instead saw some boring old bones. Free, donations suggested.

Taylor Rental is absolutely fantastic to work with. Everything is always perfect. Bob and his team…read moreare incredibly accommodating, professional, and easy to work with.They go above and beyond to make sure that everything is exactly as we need. We have used them on several occasions and would highly recommend them.

I have used this Taylor Rental previously and have always found them to be professional and always…read morewilling to accommodate changes in my schedule. TR's equipment is well maintained and they properly train you in its use prior to handing over