This Week on the South Shore

Headlines

• Hingham: Braving heavy snow and freezing temps, Hingham residents marched alongside snow plows to celebrate the 49th annual Lincoln Day honoring General Benjamin Lincoln and President Abraham Lincoln. The spirited parade blended history and civic pride, reminding the community, amid America’s 250th birthday, that service and leadership still matter, even in a snowstorm. - Boston Herald

• Marshfield: Bitter cold locked in more than six inches of ice on Clark Pond in Marshfield, giving local anglers a rare window for ice fishing this winter. Bundled up and drilling holes, fishermen took advantage of the deep freeze. Proof that when temps drop, South Shore traditions rise. - Patriot Ledger

• Norwell/Hanover: Norwell High junior Mia Reif captured the girls diving title at the MIAA South Sectional championships, leading a strong showing by South Shore athletes. From the pool to the court, including Hanover boys basketball extending its win streak, local student-athletes proved the South Shore talent runs deep. - NationalToday

• Plymouth: Students at The COVE School in Plymouth built food truck concepts from the ground up, designing menus, logos, uniforms, and running the businesses themselves. The hands-on project blends creativity with real-world job skills, giving students practical experience as they prepare for life beyond the classroom. - WickedLocal

• Scituate: Portland artist Dominic White, originally from Scituate, is on a mission to visit and paint every lighthouse in Maine. The personal project, inspired by childhood memories and shaped by loss, has him traveling the coast to capture each beacon, 13 down so far, with plans to paint them all. - WCVB

Winter Olympics Spotlight

Pembroke’s Kris Horn on the World Stage

The Winter Olympics are underway, and Pembroke’s own Kris Horn is proudly representing Team USA. From his South Shore roots to competing against the world’s best, Kris’s journey reflects the grit, dedication, and determination that define our community. It’s not every day we get to cheer for one of our own on the Olympic stage The South Shore will be watching and rooting him on.

Deep Freeze Diaries

One Last Look at a Frozen South Shore

As temperatures begin to climb, we’re taking one last moment to appreciate the icy beauty that transformed the coastline over the past few weeks. From a powerful tugboat breaking through frozen Gulf of Weymouth to striking shoreline scenes along the coast, this video and photo series captures winter at its most dramatic. Before it all melts away, take a minute to relive the stillness, strength, and raw beauty of a true South Shore deep freeze.

Mark Your Calendar

Upcoming Events

• Galentine’s Pasta Making Workshop: Thursday, February 12, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM – Scituate: Grab your girls for a fun, hands-on pasta making workshop at Untold Brewing with Seashore Gourmet. Learn to craft fresh pasta, enjoy the ultimate “girl dinner,” sip on a complimentary drink, and head home with your handmade pasta ready for Friday night. Swag bags featuring local businesses included. – Untold Brewing

• Spire Lobby Series: The Wolff Sisters: Thursday, February 12, 7:30 PM – Plymouth: Experience an intimate evening with The Wolff Sisters, a folk-rock trio blending Americana, roots, and ’60s rock ‘n’ roll. Sisters Rebecca, Rachael, and Kat deliver haunting harmonies and soulful songwriting, accompanied by acoustic, electric guitar, and keys. Known for their raw energy and Boston music scene acclaim, this 70-seat lobby showcase offers a close-up look at a band that channels the spirit of Dylan, Springsteen, and The Band. – Spire Center for Performing Arts

• Pro Wrestling Supershow: Steel Cage Challenge: Friday, February 13, 7:30 PM – Braintree: Get ready for a wild night of family-friendly pro wrestling action as Pro Wrestling Supershow brings its Steel Cage Challenge to the Braintree Sons of Italy. Watch your favorite wrestlers go head-to-head inside a steel cage in this adrenaline-packed event featuring New England Wrestling Heavyweight Champion “Undeniable” DJ Powers, Nico Silva, Channing Thomas, Brett Ryan Gosselin (BRG), TK O’Ryan, “Flash” Dustin Waller, Da Hoodz, and more. Expect high-energy matches, big personalities, and nonstop excitement for fans of all ages. – Braintree Sons of Italy

• Jay Psaros Band: Friday, February 13, 8:00 PM – Plymouth: Experience the soulful Americana and folk-rock of the Jay Psaros Band, an independent quintet gaining recognition for energetic live performances and authentic original compositions. Led by singer-songwriter Jay Psaros, the band brings a deep connection and passion to every show, creating a transcendent musical experience. The lineup features Jay Psaros (vocals/guitar), Matt Heisler (drums), Sam Chase (lead guitar/vocals), Steve Davis (bass), and Brad Goff (Hammond/keys/guitar/vocals). – Spire Center for Performing Arts

• NSRWA Walking Club – Burrage Pond WMA: Saturday, February 14, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM – Hanson: Join Walking Club Coordinator and Mass Audubon Field Teacher Steve French for a guided winter walk through the scenic Burrage Pond Wildlife Management Area. Explore flat cranberry roads and woodland trails across this expansive property rich with wetlands and wildlife. Dog-free event; winter footwear recommended. – North and South Rivers Watershed Association

• My Funny Valentine: Jazz & Romance with the Jeff Williams Trio: Saturday, February 14, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM – Norwell: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with South Shore Conservatory pianist Jeff Williams, joined by Chris Rathbun on bass and Ed Sorrentino on drums, performing timeless love songs and jazz standards in an intimate afternoon concert. Admission: $40 Adults, $30 Seniors, $10 Students. – The James Library & Center for the Arts

• Valentine’s Day Dance Party with Hull Pride: Saturday, February 14, 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM – Hull: Celebrate love and community at this all-are-welcome dance party featuring Hull Pride DJs spinning favorite hits from the ’70s through today, plus games, specialty cocktails, and a Community Love resource table. Come solo, partnered, or with friends for a joyful night out. – The C Note

• Songbird: The Singular Tribute to Barbra Streisand: Saturday, February 14, 8:00 PM – Plymouth: Experience the powerhouse vocals of Karine Hannah in this tribute to Barbra Streisand. Montreal-born and New York-based, Hannah has worked with legendary songwriter Jim Steinman and has recorded charting singles, performing with unmatched emotion, humor, and stage presence. This show brings Streisand’s iconic hits to life with electrifying energy and heartfelt artistry. – Spire Center for Performing Arts

• Galentine’s Market at Marina Bay: Saturday, February 15, 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM – Quincy: Celebrate friendship and support local women-owned businesses at this curated indoor market. Sip, shop, and explore a variety of vendors including Break Rock Brewing, Aria Salon, Spa-Capella Yoga, and the Denise Hajjar boutique. Grab your Galentines and enjoy an afternoon full of fun, community, and love! – Marina Bay

• IndieFerm Brewing Presents Sunday Funday with The Shady Roosters: Sunday, February 15, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM – Plymouth: Spend your Sunday afternoon enjoying rootsy rockabilly, blues, and country tunes with The Shady Roosters in the Spire Center’s lobby. Sponsored by IndieFerm, the event features craft beers on tap, kombucha, wine, and a relaxed, social vibe. General admission tickets are sold at the door for $5 (cash only). – Spire Center for Performing Arts

• Presidents’ Day Winterfest: Monday, February 17, 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM – Quincy: Celebrate Presidents’ Day with family-friendly fun! Enjoy magic, puppets, musicals, birds of prey, ice sculptures, fire shows, hot cocoa, and free skating (weather permitting). All events are free and open to the public. – Quincy City Hall & Hancock Adams Common

• Family Fun Mini Golf: Tuesday, February 17, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM – Norwell: The James Library & Center for the Arts transforms into a 10-hole indoor mini golf course, weaving through book stacks, the Art Gallery, and Concert Hall. Clubs, balls, and scorecards provided—admission is free, but registration is required. – The James Library & Center for the Arts

• Mosaic Workshop: Wednesday, February 18, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM – Scituate: Unleash your creativity at this hands-on workshop at Untold Brewing, designing and making your own shell mosaic dish. All materials are provided, no cutting or prior experience required—just bring your imagination and leave with a unique, handcrafted piece. – Untold Brewing

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