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…
An Evening with Kenneth Gloss discussing the history of Brattle. Attendees may bring an old book or two for evaluation. Tickets for this event are: $10.00 per person for Society members $15.00 per person for non-members Reservations are recommended. Payment will also be accepted at the door
Come enjoy a staged reading with live holiday music of this classic tale. Produced and directed by Jean Di Giocomandrea and Jennifer Witt Love and sponsored by the Scituate Historical Society. Lite bites with Dickens inspired mocktails available for purchase. A number of senior tickets have been made available through the generosity of the Rotary...
Register to attend an insightful evening lecture sponsored by the Scituate Historic Society.
Creative storytelling of ghost stories, legends and local hauntings. Featuring the talents of local community members and South Shore actors. With musical accompaniment by Lenae Badger. New stories have been added this year. Tickets for this event are: $10.00 per person for Society members $15.00 per person for non-members Registration and advance ticket sales link...
Join the Scituate Historical Society for a celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Grand Army of the Republic Hall. Details and registration information on the website.
Join the Scituate Historical Society for a celebration of the Waltz King's birthday. See website for details. Registration requested.
Join the Scituate Historical Society for an informative evening lecture on The Hatch Mill, a national register of historic places location. Bert O'Donnell of the Hatch Mill Group will lead the discussion. Reservations are encouraged. Tickets: $10 members/$15 public.
The Scituate Historical Society will host a lecture by J.L. Bell (author) entitled "Secrets on the Road to Concord: What the Redcoats were looking for on April 19". To be held at Grand Army Hall. $10 for members, $15 for the public. Reservations are encouraged.