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…
Historical Society Bell Chimer Lenae Badger will play a concert celebration the season with a vast selection of favorite songs for all ages. Bring a blanket and a snack to enjoy this outdoor, family-friendly event.
Check out The Voyage's FOUR DAYS of events starting Thursday, March 16th from 6-9pm through Sunday, March 19th from 12-5pm. Live music, Irish step dancers, and school groups, to name a few of the programs planned.
Two time New England Music Award winner and 2018 Male Performer of the Year will be live at the Rivershed!
Reel Environmental Issues & Conversations: a Film Series for Civic Engagement Join us for a screening of Fast Fashion. From January through April, the library will screen an environmental documentary film each month followed by conversation and updates on public policy and legislation focused on current local, state, national and global needs. Conversation will be facilitated...
Scituate Historical Society President Robert Chessia will discuss the plight of the Irish touching on Irish Mossing, Dreamworld, Waves of Irish, Boston Bussing, and the Etrusco.
Celebrate with the new "Mayor" of Scituate at this annual fundraiser in support of the St. Patrick's Day Parade. Details on www.weloveaparade.com website.
There's no better way to kick off the celebration! Jump like a leprechaun into the refreshing ocean waves of the Irish Riviera. All proceeds go towards the Scituate St. Patrick's Parade on March 19th, 2023!
The St. Patrick's Parade on the Irish Riviera is back again this year. The parade starts at Veterans Memorial Gymnasium (former Gates Middle School) at 327 First Parish Road, Scituate and then proceeds down First Parish Road to Front Street in Scituate Harbor and ends at Scituate Harbor Community Center at 44 Jericho Road. It...