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 …
Enjoy this holiday tradition at Scituate’s historic landmark.
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.
Come enjoy a fun evening at the library making winter themed art. Open to all tweens and teens. No registration required.
Come see this new Bob Dylan biopic movie in our hometown theater! Details and tickets on the Reel Harbor Theater webpage.
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 …
Join the Scituate Public Schools for this annual remembrance of Dr. King. Featuring the incomparable scholars and artists from Scituate schools and the magnificent South Easton Step Team. A truly memorable family event.
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.
Polls will be open all day at Scituate High School in the gym for registered voters to cast their vote on whether or not to support the construction of a new South Shore Vocational Technical High School. Scituate is one of nine communities who send students to the facilities and will be, if approved by …
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