It’s time for the best! Shops, restaurants, designers—we’re delighted to showcase your picks for the people and places that make our community shine.
With flip-flop season upon us, think outside the box! Grab a picnic basket and explore all the culinary experiences Plymouth has to offer.
This year’s Music in Plymouth, featuring the Minnesota Orchestra, will take place July 2 at the Hilde Performance Center.
Plymouth Resident Scott Mohn took “Best in Show” in our 2018 photo contest with “Property Dispute.”
St. Barnabas Lutheran Church is home to a robust music program, including choirs, ensembles and an orchestra.
Kids with special needs are welcomed and included by World Taekwondo Academy grand master Kevin Kastelle.
As this year’s Best Landscape Designer and a finalist for Best Florist, Dundee should be a household name for all things plant-related.
Lunds & Byerlys, voted Plymouth's Best Specialty Foods/Kitchen Store, is focused on keeping its customers loyal.
Do good and feel good—buying gifts made by artisans around the world helps empower marginalized women.
Mike Justak has had Parkinson’s disease for 14 years. One night when he was having trouble sleeping, he came upon a synchronized Christmas light show, which sparked the idea for PD Shimmers.
The local nonprofit's mission is to "provide support for local military service members and their families, and for veterans before, during and after deployment."
Plymouth really loves Simonson’s Salon and Spa—so much so that you voted it best medspa and finalist for best salon.
Chris Miller of Christopher J’s shares some insights.
Plymouth's Best Senior Living Residence features staff trained to communicate appropriately, cool technology and an array of amenities.
Designer Jayne Morrison shares a few of-the-moment trends she’s hearing a lot about right now—and ways to bring them home without breaking the bank.
Home remodels are often less costly than moving. And whether it’s a complete overhaul or a smaller-scale refresh, remodeling is a great way to increase resale value or improve your home’s functionality and appearance to fit changing tastes or stages of life.
Sunshine Factory Bar & Grill is a go-to restaurant and watering hole, and has been since it opened in New Hope in 1976.
Mount Olivet Lutheran Church opens up and reaches out.
Cream & Amber brings books, beer and coffee to Hopkins.
Presenting your picks for the best restaurants, shops, salons and more in Plymouth.
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