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 this vibrant village within Scituate and sample local merchant wares, enjoy kids activities, live music and food trucks. An event not to miss. Please park at the Greenbush MBTA parking lot and wander.
Join in this annual tradition of readying Scituate for the summer festivities. Claim your neighborhood or join others to tackle public spaces. Supplies available at Town Hall (gloves, bags, pickers) thanks to the amazing coordination of the Scituate Beautification Committee.
For a limited time, come meet the newest members of our 165 year old family operated educational farm! During your EGG-citing 30 minute celebratory visit, our baby chicks will make their debut. In addition to seeing the chicks and socializing with the other animals on the farm, to make your visit EGG-stra special, your group...
Join the Scituate Sister City Project for an afternoon of food, music, and global connections at the Scituate Sister City Project International Food Festival! A celebration of global flavors, culture, and community from France, Cape Verde, and Ireland. What is included in the ticket price? 🍴 Taste delicious cuisine from Cape Verde, France, and Ireland...
The Ceremonies will begin with the flotilla underway leaving from the Harbormaster’s Office for the throwing of the wreath to honor those “lost at Sea” any questions please contact Commander@scituatepost144.org
More Connection. More Collaboration. The Scituate Chamber of Commerce is launching Coffee Connections a new monthly opportunity for local business owners to connect, collaborate, and build meaningful partnerships. These casual networking gatherings will be held on the first Tuesday of every month. Our May Coffee Connection will take place on Tuesday, May 5th at The...
Indivisible Scituate Meeting : Force Multiplier House Party A non-fundraising, informational meeting designed to educate people about Force Multiplier's strategy for protecting democratic institutions, fighting autocracy, activating voters, and winning key elections.
A Brief History of King Philip’s War, 1675–1676 including its impact on Scituate. Presented by Jim Glinski, Local Historian and Author. Reservations are recommended (see below). Payment will also be accepted at the door. Tickets for this event are: $10.00 per person for Society members $15.00 per person for non-members Reservations Email GAR Hall Events...