The Plymouth Rotary Club's annual Pancake Day has been rescheduled for Saturday, August 22nd, after last weekend's event was rained out. The breakfast will be held from 6:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Plymouth Farmers Market in River Park Square.
Anyone who purchased pre-sale tickets for the original August 15th date will be able to use those tickets at the rescheduled event on the 22nd, the Rotary Club confirmed.
For just $7.00 on the day of the event — or $4.00 for children — guests will receive a heaping helping of pancakes, syrup, sausage, and orange juice. Pancakes are available as carry-out, but seating will also be available in River Park Square for those who want to enjoy their breakfast on site.
Pancake Day is one of the Plymouth Rotary Club's most important annual fundraisers, with proceeds going toward high school scholarships and other service projects throughout the year. The event gives the community a chance to enjoy a great breakfast while supporting a worthy cause.
The Plymouth Rotary Club meets every Monday at noon at Opie's Deli and has been putting "service above self" to work in Marshall County for decades. Community members are welcome to join for lunch or attend any of the club's events throughout the year. For more information, check out the Plymouth Rotary Club's Facebook page.
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