Category: ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Travels with Vic: Hiking Through HistoryTravels with Vic:
By Victor Block Beginning around 1810, trappers and fur traders traveled by foot and horseback over a trail, which connected the Missouri River valley to present-day Oregon. They were followed by farmers, ranchers and others who...
Read MoreGolf or Pickleball, anyone? Tournaments to support the Hart Speech Foundation set for Monday, October 9.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. CONTACT:Steven V. Dubin, Email – Sdubin@PRWorkZone.com, Direct Line – (781) 864-1837 PLYMOUTH and MARSHFIELD, MA…The 12th Annual Hart Speech Foundation Golf Tournament has added another popular...
Read MoreRetirement Dreams or Nightmares: From Inspire to The Spire. The local muse for music.
By Steve Dubin You might know Bob Hollis, age 70, as the champion of the Spire Center, based in downtown Plymouth. The Spire Center has become an intimate performing arts venue recognized by national musicians. Recent performers...
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Scituate Arts Association AnnouncesSAA Members’ Show Awards at Scituate Library Gallery
The SAA Members Show is now on display at the Scituate Library Gallery through Monday, August 21....
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Happy Together Tour Brings Music and Memories to the South Shore
Thunder rumbled and rain pelted on the roof of the South Shore Music Circus tent on Wednesday,...
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South Shore Seniors Swing for the Fences
By Marie Fricker In the shadow of majestic Lawson Tower, batters whack softballs lopped high in...
Read MoreELDER LAW MYTH BUSTERS
By Elizabeth A. Caruso, Esq. Legacy Legal Planning, LLC Myth or Fact? I can give all of my assets away to my children to qualify for Medicaid to pay for my nursing home if I need one. This is a MYTH! Qualifying for Medicaid, or...
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The Jesus Revolution – Released February 24, 2023
Frick Flick Rating: 4/5 Stars Put on your bell bottoms, grab your lovebeads, and buy a ticket to...
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Scituate Arts Association’s Annual Juried Show
By Janet Cornacchio The Scituate Arts Association is proud to announce its Juried Show to be held...
Read MoreWhat’s at the Movies?
80 For Brady Review by Marie Fricker Frick Flick rating: Five stars I went to see the much-hyped movie, 80 for Brady, expecting nothing more than cringeworthy scenes of four grand dames of Hollywood who are past their prime and...
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Scituate Library Gallery: January 4 through March 31
By Janet Cornacchio Our latest Library Exhibit celebrates the Scituate Arts Association’s 65th...
Read MoreFrick’s Flicks What’s at the Movies?
By Marie Fricker A Man Called Otto – 3.5 stars Tom Hank’s latest film, A Man Called Otto, is totally predictable, but engaging nonetheless. As in every other role he’s played, Hanks masterfully portrays a 63-year-old widower...
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