42º 13’06”N 70º 47’16”W

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…

Meet the Author: Vincent Quealy, Jr.

Scituate author Vincent Quealy, Jr. will provide a reading and discussion of his book "Reflections of an Irish Grandson" at the Town of Scituate Library. This is a story of the Meade family of Milton Malbay, County Clare, Ireland.

Free

Scituate Public Schools LIT Open House

Meet, Jamele Adams, Director for Love, Inclusion & Trust (LIT) and learn about the Scituate Public Schools' Love, Inclusion, & Trust initiative. Always a lively discussion and safe environment to explore SPS' programs and initiatives.

Pop-Up Art School for Grades 3-5: Dragon Hats

Come get ready for Lunar New Year and join us in making your very own Dragon Hat! This event is for (entering) grades 3-5. Thirty spots are available, and registration will be required. This is a 90 minute event. For children 8-9, parents must stay on site, for children 10 and over, parents must leave...

Teen Art Night Winter Gathering

Come enjoy a fun evening at the library making winter themed art. Open to all tweens and teens. No registration required.

Free

Scituate Library Holiday Book Sale

Friends of the Scituate Town Library are having a Holiday book sale. All children's and young adults books -25 cents -$1,holiday CDs and DVDs-50 cents. Holiday books for adults will be $1 for paperbacks and $1.50 for hardcovers. The bookstore's other collections are available at their regular prices. All proceeds provide funding for the library's...

Community Pumpkin Decorating

Grab your friends and family and head to the Scituate Town Library for a fun afternoon of pumpkin carving. Pumpkins available while the supply lasts and lots of fun "extras" to make your pumpkin amazing.

Friends of Scituate Library Book Sale Begins

Hardcover Fiction Sale. Buy one for $3.00, get one free. Includes hardcover classics, short stories, drama and large print fiction. Open on the lower level of the Library on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday through September 28.