Category: ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
‘Evenings Under the Stars’ concert tickets on sale at South Shore Conservatory
Tickets are on sale for The Shore Conservatory’s Evenings Under the Stars open-air concert series in the Carr Amphitheater, One Conservatory Drive in Hingham. The series is a celebration of the rich traditions that have shaped...
Read MoreScituate’s Front Street Art Gallery presents ‘Coastal Adventures’
The Front Street Art Gallery features a “Coastal Adventures” show from through Sunday, June 21. Feel the coast surround you as you walk through the gallery – ocean dunes, sea breezes, morning sunrises and warm evening sunsets....
Read MoreEssential information on strength training for older adults – how to get the best results
By Rita La Rosa Loud As a fitness research director, I frequently hear questions from older adults wanting to improve their health and well-being through exercise. Many are particularly curious about the benefits and practical...
Read MoreRetirement Dreams or Nightmares
Woof. Meow. Pet Adoption could bring you a new friendBy Steven V. Dubin There’s something magical about the soft thump of a tail against the floor or the gentle purr of a cat curled up nearby. For seniors, adopting a pet isn’t...
Read MoreCeltic Angels welcomes Kelly Gannon
Originally from the West of Ireland, Kelly joined Celtic Angels in late 2025, bringing a diverse background in healthcare, engineering, and music. While studying biomedical engineering at university in Galway, she worked in...
Read MoreStrike up the band: Satuit Concert Band celebrates 94th season
The Satuit Concert Band, under the direction of conductor Charlie Shaffer, opened the 94th year of free concerts on May 30, featuring a number of middle and high school Scituate musicians performing with the band.The band’s 50+...
Read MoreGo west, young man: Exploring the Lewis and Clark Trail by river cruise
By Victor Block In the early 19th century, two men led an expedition through part of the unexplored western region of the United States. During their two-year journey, they covered more than 4,000 miles, discovered and cataloged...
Read MoreNavigating your way to the sixth stage of grief in the new year
By Susan Drevitch KellyLife Transition Coach So many books have been written about grief, presenting a variety of theories and models on the cycles of grief and loss, all with the intent to try to help us understand what has...
Read MoreDo you ever wonder what’s at ‘The Back of Beyond?’
Local author P.K. Norton has just released her seventh suspense novel in the Amy Lynch Investigations series. “The Back of Beyond” combines history, mystery, and an unlikely assortment of elements that challenge the reader to...
Read MoreRemembering Fascination – a winning way to spend a summer’s day
By Christopher Haraden Spending the day at Nantasket Beach was a familiar way to spend a summer afternoon for generations – families at the beach during peak swimming times, and then the kids would hit the rides at Paragon Park...
Read MoreDo you ever wonder what’s at ‘The Back of Beyond?’
Local author P.K. Norton has just released her seventh suspense novel in the Amy Lynch Investigations series. “The Back of Beyond” combines history, mystery, and an unlikely assortment of elements that challenge the reader to...
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April Fool’s Day has a long history of merry-making – and that’s no joke!
By Marie Fricker On April Fool’s Day, Eileen Charter of Hull, a new Mom, served her two brothers...
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