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…
Located on the lower level of the Scituate Town Library, the 2nd Chapter bookstore offers deeply discounted used books for sale. This month they are featuring gardening books for $1-2 to plan your spring garden. All types of reading material available! Proceeds benefit programming and museum passes at the Library. The bookstore is open EVERY...
Drop in Video Game Night for Adults! Join us for a retro video game night, hosted by Massachusetts eSport and gaming venue, One Up Games! Revisit the glory days of when gaming started and reminice amongst your peers for a gaming night you don't want to miss! Drop in anytime after 5:30 and stay as...
Born in Scituate on 3/1/1732, William Cushing was the first appointee to the US Supreme Court. In 1783, he ruled in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts that "all men are born free and equal" in the state bill of rights implicitly abolishing slavery in Massachusetts. He was appointed to the US Supreme Court in...
Local author Vincent Quealy, Jr. will read a section of his book and discuss the process of writing his memoir. Mr. Quealy was born in Boston, one of six children of Irish American parents. He is a graduate of Boston College and lives in Scituate with his family.
Come learn about the proposed plans to redeveloped the old Pier 44 site on Jericho Road to a public park. Funding will be before town meeting in April. This is your chance to provide feedback to the design.
Climb the 121 stairs to the belfry of Lawson Tower to view the full moon over Scituate. Scituate Historical Society Trustees will be on hand to give a brief history of the Tower and answer any questions. Members of the South Shore Astronomical Society will also have telescopes available for viewing. MUST MAKE RESERVATIONS!