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…
In the "Voyage of Mercy", author and historian Stephen Puleo details the remarkable story of the mission that inspired America to donate massive relief to Ireland during the potato famine. Join Stephen Puleo for an interesting discussion of his work and the stories behind the book. This program is made possible by the generous support...
A Forgotten Hero and the Fight for Freedom in Slavery’s Borderland Presented by Scott Shane A true story of the underground railroad and the domestic slave trade in the 1840s — with Scituate and Boston angles. Reservations are recommended through the Scituate Historical Society webpage. Payment will also be accepted at the door.
Scituate author Vincent Quealy, Jr. will provide a reading and discussion of his book "Reflections of an Irish Grandson" at the Town of Scituate Library. This is a story of the Meade family of Milton Malbay, County Clare, Ireland.
Presented by Christopher Daley and the hosted by the Scituate Historical Society, this talk will provide a deep dive into Irish immigration to the Boston area. Music will be supplied by Declan Houston of Devi. Tickets are $10 for members, $15 for non-members. Registration is encouraged, but not required.
Join Kim Larkin of Klassic Kreations for a lively celebration of Ireland’s rich culture and heritage! Explore the world of Irish chocolate pioneers, delve into Celtic lore and Irish poetry, marvel at the artistry of the Book of Kells, and discover the legacies of famous Irish authors and the history of the Claddagh. This engaging...
The Scituate Historical Society will host a lecture by J.L. Bell (author) entitled "Secrets on the Road to Concord: What the Redcoats were looking for on April 19". To be held at Grand Army Hall. $10 for members, $15 for the public. Reservations are encouraged.
The ‘Let Them’ Book Club – Whether you are new to discovering Mel Robbins or have been following for a few years, let’s get together and talk about all that is in “The Let Them” book. Our initial February book club will be a guided discussion of the overall Let Them…Let Me concept, and insights...
Join the Scituate Historical Society for an informative evening lecture on The Hatch Mill, a national register of historic places location. Bert O'Donnell of the Hatch Mill Group will lead the discussion. Reservations are encouraged. Tickets: $10 members/$15 public.