Plymouth Magazine

12/05/2025

Naia Spoonheim, a 16-year-old from Plymouth, will hit the Ordway Stage this weekend as Angelica Cantanti Youth Choirs celebrates its 45th anniversary. Learn more here.

Angelica Cantanti Youth Choirs (ACYC) has inspired local young voices for decades, including Plymouth’s Naia Spoonheim, 16, who began singing in her church choir at age 4 and joined ACYC […]

12/03/2025

Tour festive home displays around town with Twin Cities Sightseeing Tours, which offers nightly rides at 5 and 8 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays throughout December. Find more details here.

Tour festive home displays around town. Driving around the city in search of holiday light displays is a time-honored tradition for many families, and a local company is taking the […]

12/01/2025

Welcome to December and the start of the holiday season! In our latest issue, we're exploring new local cures for cabin fever, touring festive light displays around town, meeting the head coach of the University of Minnesota's dance team and more! Follow the link to explore the new issue.

It’s easy for me to get caught up in the doldrums of winter. The light is fleeting, and the snow precludes me from many of my favorite outdoor pastimes. For […]

11/27/2025

We're grateful today and every day for our advertisers, readers and all those who make this community shine. We wish you all a wonderful holiday filled with warmth and joy. Happy Thanksgiving! 🍂

11/26/2025

Did you know that Plymouth was home to the last turkey farm in Hennepin County? As many as 6,000 turkeys were raised at one time, and most would sell by Thanksgiving! Discover more local Thanksgiving history, courtesy of Ryan Barland of the City of Plymouth, here.

Did you know that Plymouth was home to the last turkey farm in Hennepin County? The 160-acre McCormick family farm was located off Chankahda

11/25/2025

Carbon 6 Interiors knows how to use dark focal points to accentuate a space—as seen here, where a lightly stained ceiling offsets the closeness of the dark walls. Learn more about its unique designs here: https://plymouthmag.com/carbon-6-explores-how-to-use-darker-hues/

11/21/2025

There are at least 15 photographs of properties in Plymouth that are unidentifiable, but the Plymouth History Center and the HouseNovel team are working to uncover more about these homes. One such home—2250 Mendelssohn Ave. W.—now has a detailed account of its history. Learn more here: https://plymouthmag.com/housenovel-hunts-down-a-mystery-house/

11/19/2025

Billie Pace-Graczyk-Melson has a passion for science and shares that experience with budding scientists through her business, The STEM Lab Minnesota. Learn more about it here: https://plymouthmag.com/the-stem-lab-minnesota-brings-science-wizardry-to-kids/

11/13/2025

Beth Wells shares her recipe for Walnut Dough Mezzelune With Sweet Potato and Ricotta Filling in Herbed Butter Sauce—find it here.

“In my classes, I talk about how we make a basic dough, and my recipe is to use more egg yolks than you would see traditionally in recipes

11/11/2025

Today, we pause with gratitude for all who served. Your bravery continues to inspire us. 🇺🇸

11/06/2025

J Brothers Design | Build | Remodel creates a primary suite sanctuary complete with a walk-in closet and en suite bathroom featuring a freestanding soaking tub, a vanity and more. View more of the project here: https://plymouthmag.com/j-brothers-creates-a-sleek-primary-suite-sanctuary/

11/04/2025

Plymouth Magazine Noteworthy contributor Emily Maxson recently published her second cookbook: "Real Food. Every Day." In the latest cookbook from Maxson, she shares 134 recipes made with whole foods—plus an emphasis on fiber. Learn more about the book here.

After a Crohn’s disease diagnosis and years of unsuccessful pharmaceutical treatments, Emily Maxson landed upon a solution that brought her back to the kitchen: the Specific Carbohydrate Diet. The Medina […]