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…
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.
Join historian Michelle Couglin for an exploration of the life and times of Penelope Winslow, Plymouth County's First Lady. Sponsored by the Historical Society.
SORRY TOWNIES! THIS EVENT IS CANCELLED FOR TONIGHT. KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR A RESCHEDULED DATE. Final, Final Exam for Scituate Townies with Mat Brown and Will Candler Join the fun as once again we play for bragging rights and great prizes when local historian and former SHS teacher Mat Brown and educator Will Candler...
Come tour Scituate's historic Lawson Tower and meet special guests the Snow Sisters from Disney's Frozen fame. Peter Mundt will be providing holiday music. Reservations are suggested but tickets will also be available at the event. $5 per person or $20 for family of 5.
Climb the tower for a spectacular view of the rising moon and learn about Scituate's famed landmark. Registration required
A Forgotten Hero and the Fight for Freedom in Slavery’s Borderland Presented by Scott Shane A true story of the underground railroad and the domestic slave trade in the 1840s — with Scituate and Boston angles. Reservations are recommended through the Scituate Historical Society webpage. Payment will also be accepted at the door.
All are invited to this annual evening of great food and stimulating conversation. Enjoy a turkey dinner and lecture by renowned historians. Pre-registration is requested. Check out the Scituate Historical Society's webpage for all the details!
Presented by Christopher Daley and the hosted by the Scituate Historical Society, this talk will provide a deep dive into Irish immigration to the Boston area. Music will be supplied by Declan Houston of Devi. Tickets are $10 for members, $15 for non-members. Registration is encouraged, but not required.