Visit Scituate in every season for the beauty of the natural coastline, the picturesque harbor, the special glow of a sunrise or sunset on the water…
This event is for 18+. Join us for "Garden of Threads," a community art project that will combine felted flowers and insects created by all ages of patrons into a beautiful work of art that will be displayed in the library for the months of April and May. This project is partially funded by the...
Spring Gardening Series: Boost Your Nutrition, Boost Your Mood: Find Colorful, Delicious, and Local Greens, Roots, and Shoots to Counter the Winter Blues HOSTED BY FRIENDS OF HOLLY HILL FARM We will discuss the produce on offer at local markets and greenhouses while we cook up a hearty soup and learn about nutrient density and...
Learn the art of traditional egg pasta from scratch in this hands-on class. Master mixing, kneading, and cutting to create delicious, fresh pasta you can proudly recreate at home. In this class you will make and bring home your own fresh pasta! A special pasta meal and non-alcoholic drinks provided. Feel free to BYOB! More...
Learn to salsa with the pros! See link for more information and registration.
Join the Scituate Historical Society for this informative presentation and demonstration of celtic strength culture featuring David Keohan aka "Indiana Stones" from Waterford, Ireland and Director Will Hutchby of "Made of Stone" the hit RTE Documentary on Irish stone lifting. Attendees of all ages are welcome to attempt to lift a cloch ban, an official...
This hands-on class teaches you practical strategies to protect your personal information, create strong passwords, recognize scams, and manage your privacy settings across devices and apps. Learn what to look for to stay safe online and avoid common threats that target seniors.
Save the Date! Doug Tallamy kicks off the Gardening Green Expo with a Zoom talk on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17th. Lectures each night leading up to our Expo on Sat, March 21st. Check out Kennedy's Garden website (link below) for up to date information.
March 25 - Organic Pest Management As our gardens start to grow in spring, so do pest populations! Learn to be proactive in protecting your produce through applying IPM (integrated pest management) in your home garden. Participants will learn about pest life cycles, identifying damage, preventative cultural practices, as well as organic and sustainable interventions....