Scituate Author, Vincent J. Quealy Jr., will provide a reading and discussion with Q&A of his book “Reflections of an Irish Grandson,” a story of the Meade Family of Miltown Malbay, County Clare, Ireland.

This event is free to attend!

Ian Motha is a singer/songwriter, self-taught multi-instrumentalist from South Dartmouth, MA. He has toured the world working as a musician for Norwegian Cruise Lines sometimes as Beatle Paul, and often just as himself performing in Alaska, The Caribbean, South America, Mexico, Italy, France, Spain, and Greece. He has toured England in the All or Nothing musical Experience,  performed over 20 times at the world famous Cavern Club in Liverpool where The Beatles started. He has also shared the stage with original Beatle Pete Best, Greg Hawkes from the Cars, Mickey and Peter from the Monkeys, James McCartney and several other notable names.

Check him out at ianmotha.com

Taste and learn along with Farmer Matt Saburn and Farm Educator Meghan Watts from Friends of Holly Hill Farm as they highlight and prepare seasonal organic vegetables from the farm to taste and talk about. Summer produce is colorful and beloved, but delicious veggies can be sourced locally all winter long in New England. Come for the food and beer, and to take a deep dive into the many joys and benefits of eating locally grown organic produce. The farmers will focus on all the reasons to celebrate eating locally in winter while providing tips, recipes, and other resources for you to share our excitement about the ever-changing color and flavor palettes of our local farm stand and your home gardens!

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Indulge in Maine Lobster with this renowned, family-owned New England business.

Psaros has shared the stage with: Gordon Lighfoot, Styx, Three Dog Night, Collective Soul, Lisa Loeb, Ziggy Marley, Little River Band, Third Eye Blind, Peter Cetera, Anders Osborne, Tower of Power, Eddie Money, REO Speedwagon, Daughtry, The Mavericks, Billy Currington, Foreigner, Grand Funk Railroad, Brett Eldredge, Los Lonely Boys, Boz Scaggs, Joe Nichols, Rusted Root, Donovan Frankenreiter and many more.

Explore and learn how to read a seed catalog to decide on what crops would be best for you and the space you have available for your garden. Learn how to evaluate the optimal growing space based on the area, light, access to water, soil type, and more.

Looking for a unique and unforgettable night out with friends? Join us for a hands-on terrarium-making experience where creativity blossoms and memories are made! In this engaging session, you'll learn the art of crafting your own lush, miniature world filled with vibrant plants, moss, and stones, all nestled in a sleek glass vessel. Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or a total beginner, this is your chance to unleash your creativity and build a beautiful piece of living art to take home.

Live Music in our Scituate Taproom!

The talented Fil Pacino returns to Untold’s Scituate taproom to please your eyes and ears with his creative guitar track loops as he sings his personalized variety of classic and modern hits.

Check him out at filpacino.com

Come join us for a fun-filled evening of bracelet making and sipping on delicious brews! Miss Lou Makes' Bead Bar event is the perfect way to celebrate Galentine's Day with your best gals. Create your own unique jewelry pieces while enjoying the cozy atmosphere of the brewery. No experience necessary - just bring your creativity and we'll provide all the materials you need. Tickets include one bracelet design and one beverage!

Visit our Scituate taproom and try Moyzilla’s Asian street food and dumplings!

Discover the materials, techniques, and types of early spring seeds and their requirements as they apply to the space you will start your seeds. You will also learn about managing germination and growth as you follow from seed to seedling.

Looking to make the most of your green space? Understanding and fostering relationships in nature are incredibly effective ways to meet your gardening goals. Join us to learn how to use crop selection and mindful garden mapping to support the ecosystems that support us!

Use your five senses to better know the many perennial and hardy herbs available to plant for culinary, medicinal, and other uses. You will learn about their soil needs, as well as how to plant and care for this wide variety of herbs.

Healthy soil is essential to foster a productive garden. Come explore soil at a macro- and microscopic level as we discuss how to evaluate, test, and amend your soil. Additionally, learn how to increase organic matter and soil fertility with compost and other types of amendments.

Why are native plants important to your garden and the surrounding ecosystems? Discover what native seedlings are available to transplant and attract native pollinators to diversify your garden. And how can you better co-exist with the non-native plants? Find ways to better manage these plants and incorporate them into your daily lives.

The state of our changing climate is having an overwhelming impact and can make many feel powerless in the wake of its varied consequences. As proponents of regenerative agriculture, we will guide you through the science behind recent climate projections and to explore actionable steps that can be taken at the individual or group level to help us be conscious and caring stewards of the earth.

Tomatoes are a favorite summer crop, but also a source of frustration Learn how to grow that juicy heirloom tomato of your dreams. We will go through every part of the process from sowing, transplanting, trellising, and preventing pests and disease.