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…
Come visit the beautiful Kennedy Country Gardens and celebrate the Fall season with them! Daily events throughout October including a Spooky Walk, Pumpkin Bowling, Pumpkin tic-tac-toe, and other fun activities. Check the website for details.
Join friends for a hands-on workshop and discover the art of transforming crisp apples into velvety, homemade applesauce, where you'll simmer, and spice your way to a delicious creation that captures the essence of fall in every spoonful. Hosted by the Root Garden Center, registration (and fee) are required. Also included, a quick and delicious...
Grab a ballot, visit Scituate's fabulous Harbor shops and vote for your favorite wreath.
This year's Snowflake Fair will take place at the Unitarian Universalist Church (across from the Senior Center) and will feature beautiful homemade crafts and decorations, fresh holiday trees and wreaths, baked goods, jewelry and more. There will also be gift basket snacks and raffle items available. Start your holiday shopping off right!
Come see the amazing community artist-created pieces focusing on "works of heart". This is the third year that local store Native is hosting the event. Artists can submit pieces in advance (check out Native's instagram page or call the store). All pieces will be offered for sale and on view throughout February. Perfect Valentine's Day...
The most exciting day in Scituate! Come celebrate St Patricks Day in the most Irish town in America. Parade information is in the website below.
Join Scituate Trashed and their partners South Humoarck Civic Association, Harbor United Methodist Church, and Scituate Beach Commission for a community clean-up of Humarock Beach. The group organizes periodic clean-ups to help keep Scituate's beaches in tip-top shape. See you there!
Get your tickets to this month's full moon tour. Hosted by the Scituate Historical Society, you will climb the tower for spectacular views of Scituate while learning the history of the tower.