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…
Ready for the holidays? Spend today shopping all the great stores in Scituate (Front Street, Greenbush, and North Scituate) and finish off with a hot drink at one of the many fabulous restaurants. Anyone can go online but a real townie pulls on the boots and heads to Scituate's awesome stores!
Check the details on the FACTS website. Beautiful wreaths available for delivery right to your door for only $65. All proceeds benefit the Scituate FACTS programming.
Join your neighbors on Front Street for the annual celebration kicking off the holiday shopping season. Stores will be open and offering surprises and festive decorations. Watch for carolers and candy canes as you enjoy supporting local businesses. Finish off with a delish dinner in one of Scituate's fabulous restaurants. Waiting for more information...
Come down and celebrate the first annual tree lighting on the porch by the Reel Harbor Theater. Buoys can be purchased in advance at the Reel Harbor Theater, Nona's Ice Cream, Joye, Harbor Light Toys or Native for $25, decorated at home, and returned to hang on the tree made of lobster pots. It's going...
Finally! The North Pole confirms the Santa will sneak down to Scituater for a quick visit. He will arrive by boat and be ready to greet all the nice children of Scituate (anyone who may have been naughty might want to come and plead your case!).
Stop into this gorgeous studio for holiday gift ideas including festive succulents and other treats inspired by nature.
A fun, free event for the whole family! Come down to North Scituate and meet Santa, join in the elf hunt, enjoy a hayride and so much more! Food trucks and tastings throughout the village. You don't want to miss this.
Join the Harbor United Methodist Church for this memorable event. This year's concert is in memory of Shirley Lyman. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged and a $20 donation is suggested. Find more info at www.harorumc.org.