Plymouth
Howard Stoll Family Pavilion
4/28/2005
The Howard Stoll Family Pavilion is located in the 18 acre City Park. The Pavilion was dedicated July 4, 1985, to the City from the Howard Stoll Family; Howard was the former longtime band director at Plymouth High School. Benches are lined in rows in front of the stage and looking back from it, there is a gazebo. A large wood cutout of the state of Wisconsin with "Welcome to Plymouth We Like It Here" written on its center at the back of the pavilion. A clock sits atop the pavilion, a gift in 1995 from the Plymouth General Federation of Women's Club.
The Pavilion offers free concerts during the summer from mid June through mid August.
A variety of music, such as the Carl Laack orchestra, plays.
The highlight of the summer concert season is German night, which includes a beer garden and a German style meal with homemade desserts; the high school band performs that evening in authentic German costumes. This event is a fundraiser for the Plymouth Municipal Band which plays at most of the summer scheduled concerts.
Other bands are also sprinkled throughout the summer schedule.
A variety of music, such as the Carl Laack orchestra, plays.
The highlight of the summer concert season is German night, which includes a beer garden and a German style meal with homemade desserts; the high school band performs that evening in authentic German costumes. This event is a fundraiser for the Plymouth Municipal Band which plays at most of the summer scheduled concerts.
Other bands are also sprinkled throughout the summer schedule.
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City Park has other attractive features: the Aquatic Center, the 7th Element Skate Park, a lighted softball diamond, concession stand, rest rooms, basketball court, volleyball court, playground equipment, picnic areas, and lighted winter sledding hill. |
4/28/2005
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4/28/2005; The clock sits atop the pavilion.
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4/28/2005; The General Federation Plymouth Woman's Club
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