Revolutionary Voices (Plymouth)

A day-long benefit event highlighting the revolutionary voices of Mercy Otis Warren & Zerviah Gould Mitchell, women who moved Plymouth Colony’s legacy forward during the American Revolution and beyond.

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY: 10am – 2pm – Free with museum admission. Enjoy special programs on Wampanoag history from 10 am to 2 pm, free with general Museum admission; see documents of Indigenous soldiers in the American Revolution and participate in a range of family activities!

REVOLUTIONARY VOICES:  A Benefit Performance for Pilgrim Hall – 6 – 8:30pm. Don’t miss REVOLUTIONARY VOICES: PLYMOUTH DEBATES LIBERTY & LOYALISTS, an original play in one act by Patrick T.J. Browne. This riveting dramatization of Plymouth’s deliberations during the escalating tensions of the American Revolution is based on authentic records and features commentary from Mercy Otis Warren, a trailblazing political thinker during an extraordinary era of change, portrayed by Michelle Gabrielson of the Mercy Otis Warren Society. Enjoy a Q&A with play’s creator, Dr. Browne, and acclaimed Warren biographer Nancy Rubin Stuart following the performance. TICKETS: $75 pp. Light refreshments & cash bar; reservations required
Your ticket purchase reserves your place – no physical ticket will be mailed. We anticipate this event selling out quickly! No at-the-door tickets will be sold. Tickets may also be purchased ahead of time in the Museum Gift Shop. BUY HERE    Please note: TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE!

This benefit event includes an ADOPT AN ARTIFACT silent auction to help conserve and exhibit objects owned by Mercy Otis Warren, including her exquisitely wrought needlework card table, and items associated with Wampanoag activist Zerviah Gould Mitchell, including fragile manuscript records of Indigenous soldiers in the Revolutionary War.
PRESENTED WITH THE PLYMOUTH ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY & THE MERCY OTIS WARREN SOCIETY

For more information, contact development@pilgrimhall.org, (508) 746 –1620, ext. 3