One American tradition has transcended cultural controversies, political opinions, historical revisionism for nearly four hundred years, Thanksgiving. Every year we stop and come together as families to give thanks and be grateful for one another. It’s a tradition that will be celebrating its 400th birthday in 2021.

Join us on June 26, 2020, at the Plymouth water front for a grand reenactment of the disembarkation of the Pilgrims from the Mayflower at the travel by shallop to the shoreline, and stand on a representation of the first rock, later memorialized as Plymouth Rock.

One American tradition has transcended cultural controversies, political opinions, historical revisionism for nearly four hundred years, Thanksgiving. Every year we stop and come together as families to give thanks and be grateful for one another. It’s a tradition that will be celebrating its 400th birthday in 2021.

One American tradition has transcended cultural controversies, political opinions, historical revisionism for nearly four hundred years, Thanksgiving. Every year we stop and come together as families to give thanks and be grateful for one another. It’s a tradition that will be celebrating its 400th birthday in 2021.

Ceremonies at Clarke Island to celebrate the first Pilgrim worship service in the New World.

Ceremonies on the location of the historic treaty between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag resulting in 50 years of unbroken peace.

Ceremonies on the location of the historic treaty between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag resulting in 50 years of unbroken peace.

One American tradition has transcended cultural controversies, political opinions, historical revisionism for nearly four hundred years, Thanksgiving. Every year we stop and come together as families to give thanks and be grateful for one another. It’s a tradition that will be celebrating its 400th birthday in 2021.

One American tradition has transcended cultural controversies, political opinions, historical revisionism for nearly four hundred years, Thanksgiving. Every year we stop and come together as families to give thanks and be grateful for one another. It’s a tradition that will be celebrating its 400th birthday in 2021.