Get ready for an evening of sidesplitting laughter as Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, the dynamic duo from TV’s “Whose Line is it Anyway?,” take the stage in a one-night-only uproarious live show, Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood: Asking  for Trouble. Known by TV audiences for their work on The CW Network program, Colin and Brad take the stage live and improvise new material every night […]

Nick Griffin has appeared on Conan, The Late Late Show, in his own half-hour Comedy Central special and was featured on The Late Show with David Letterman eleven times. A comic for more than 25 years, Griffin’s smart, sarcastic and hilarious style makes him one of the most well-respected in the business. Originally from Kansas […]

Discover a wealth of ideas for getting the best price and value for exceptional plants. The plant sources and strategies will surprise you! Also covered are superior groundcovers for living mulches as well as time-saving design ideas. Plus, container gardening takes on a whole new spin with these cost-effective, creative ideas! Check Here for more […]

Blooming with Excitement! Join us this year at Plimoth Patuxet Museums’ Annual Spring Heirloom Plant Sale — offering a bountiful selection of more than 100 types of heirloom species! Our favorite heirloom herbs, vegetables, and flowers that are grown in the 17th-Century English Village will be available for purchase, in addition to unique varieties such as […]

Please join us for the 14th semi-annual Hometown Cleanup! RAIN OR SHINE. Organize with your family, friends, neighborhood or community group and signup at Town Hall. Pick up the required Purple Bags at Town Hall. Leave the filled Purple Bags at your indicated drop location. DPW will pick up bags from drop locations. You can […]

For 25 years, the ASF Walk has been the largest annual gathering of the Angelman community. It’s the best place to connect with old friends and make new ones, while honoring our loved ones with Angelman syndrome. As the ASF’s largest fundraiser, the ASF Walk has provided funding for Angelman research and family support programs […]

Bargains will abound at the Lifesaving Museum, as we join dozens of residents, businesses, and organizations in this spectacular town-wide yard sale event. Our Point Allerton Lifesaving Station located at 1117 Nantasket Ave. in Hull, will be chock-a-block full with nautical bargains, odds and ends, and ephemera. So drive on out to the museum, discover […]

Join us for a docent led tour of the first floor of the lifelong home of American Revolutionary War General Benjamin Lincoln. Tours are offered on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 10AM, 12PM and 3PM. Saturday, May 11 is excluded. Purchase Tickets Here. The Benjamin Lincoln House is ADA accessible through the front entrance, […]

Once again, we invite you to immerse yourself in a world of creativity as we showcase the talents of local artisans offering an array of locally made and sourced items. From handcrafted ceramics to stunning paintings and intricate sculptures, there’s something for everyone to admire and take home. This free event is open to the […]

Open House is one of our favorite events of the year where we get to open up the whole brewery to enjoy with our community. The music, food, and beer lineup for May 18th is looking amazing! LIVE MUSIC – Full Band Shows from Funktapus 1-4pm & Flydown 5-8pm LOCAL FOOD – Ella’s Wood Fired […]

Join forager, certified educator, and state-certified mushroomer, Rachel Goclawski for a walk through Douglas S. Westgate to learn how to identify edible and/or medicinal trees, plants, and mushrooms. There will also be discussion on harvesting, preparation, and preservation methods as well as sustainable foraging practices. This program is FREE for WLT members, $5 for non-members […]

Join us for an afternoon of poetry, featuring the Duxbury Poetry Circle, and a program of speakers including Miriam O’Neal, the Poet Laureate of Plymouth, MA. Local poets have written ekphrastic poetry to accompany some of the artworks in the “Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?” exhibit by the National Association […]