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 dance the night away right here in Scituate! All the details on The River Club Music Hall website.
All levels of bridge players are welcome to stop by the Senior Center for a rousing morning of fun and companionship. Held every Friday! See you there.
Whether you're a longtime member or a new resident interested in the history of Scituate, come to the annual dinner! Hosted at the Harbor United Methodist Church aa full turkey dinner will be served. Special Guest speaker Don Wilding will discuss stories taken about the history of Cape Cod and sharing anecdotes from his long...
Filmed in Scituate, you don't want to miss this showing of the Academy Award nominated film, American Fiction. Not only is a local celebrity in the cast, the film is a hilarious satire with an important message! Rated R. Please remember to visit the concession stand before the show! (wine and beer available in addition...
Filmed in Scituate, you don't want to miss this showing of the Academy Award nominated film, American Fiction. Not only is a local celebrity in the cast, the film is a hilarious satire with an important message! Rated R. Please remember to visit the concession stand before the show! (wine and beer available in addition...
Join friends or come make new ones during a fun evening of pool and/or shuffleboard in the beautiful Scituate Senior Center Satuit Game Room. Bruins game will be on. No reservations needed, just show up and enjoy!
Don't miss the release of this epic movie depicting the life and lessons of iconic reggae star Bob Marley. Right in the heart of Scituate Harbor! Tickets available on line in advance.
Join the Scituate Historical Society and NASA Solar System Ambassador MJ Johnson for a presentation about the James Webb Space Telescope. You'll learn why this program is so groundbreaking. If the weather permits, the South Shore Astronomical Society will be available to share views of the heavens with their telescopes.