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Kayaks, Craft Brews & Bruins Dreams: Your South Shore Weekend Roundup
This week’s newsletter is full of local talent, flavor, and fun. In Hingham, resident Margo Euler has launched three choirs and even an “Aquapella” kayaking troupe that sings while paddling the bay. Marshfield’s Stellwagen Beer is making headlines with a raspberry gose that’s earning rave reviews, while Plymouth hockey standout Robert Cronin is chasing his NHL dreams with an invite to the Boston Bruins’ rookie camp. Looking ahead, there’s no shortage of events: live music in Scituate, a juried art show in Plymouth, a walking tour of Wompatuck, Quincy’s 400th birthday celebration, and more. Families may also enjoy a fall trip to Sandwich’s Heritage Museums & Gardens—featuring 100 acres of beauty, a historic carousel, and a vintage car collection. Whether you’re in the mood for history, music, or outdoor fun, the South Shore has something for you this weekend.
Headlines
Hingham: Linden Ponds resident Margo Euler is making waves—literally and musically—having founded three choirs and ‘Aquapella,’ a singing-kayaker troupe that paddles from Hingham to Plymouth several times a week. - The Patch
Marshfield: Stellwagen Beer’s new raspberry gose, Chunkin’ Hard or Hardly Chunkin’?, is making waves with its tart, salty-sweet kick and fun coastal flair—earning high praise from On The Water’s taste testers.
Plymouth: Plymouth’s own Robert Cronin—a former UNH standout who wrapped up his senior year with 17 goals and 28 points—has earned an invite to the Boston Bruins’ 2025 rookie camp as he chases his hometown NHL dream. Causeway Crowd
Upcoming Events
Live Music with Fil Pacino: Friday, September 12, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM – Scituate: Fil Pacino brings looping guitar magic and fresh takes on classic and modern hits to Untold’s taproom. – Untold Brewing, Scituate
58th Annual Juried Art Show & Competition Exhibition: Saturday, September 13 - October 19 - Plymouth: The exhibition will feature a diverse collection of original artwork across eight categories, including painting, photography, and mixed media. The show kicks off with an Opening Night Celebration and Fundraiser on September 13, and the public exhibition runs through October 19. - Plymouth Center for the Arts
NSRWA Walking Club – Wompatuck State Park in Hingham: Saturday, September 13, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM - Hingham: Join guest hosts from the Friends of Wompatuck non-profit organization to explore Wompatuck State Park. The walk will be on paved and unpaved trails with slight elevation gain in some areas. Dogs are not permitted on this walk. - Wompatuck State Park Visitor Center
From Colonial to Contemporary: A Quincy Celebration: Saturday, September 13, 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Quincy: Join the Thalia Theater Troupe and the Friends of Ruth Gordon Amphitheater for a day-long celebration of Quincy’s 400th birthday. The event will showcase a blend of historical pageantry and modern community entertainment at Ruth Gordon Amphitheater and Pageant Field, inspired by performances from 100 years ago. - Ruth Gordon Amphitheater & Pageant Field
Les Sampou in Concert: Saturday, September 13, 7:00 PM - 9:15 PM - Duxbury: Join the South Shore Folk Music Club for a concert featuring the talented singer, songwriter, and guitarist Les Sampou. Tickets are $25 for non-members and $23 for members, with a discounted rate of $11 for kids under 18. Advance tickets can be purchased online, or you can pay at the door with cash or check. - South Shore Folk Music Club
(Bitter)sweet History: 18th Century Chocolate and the American Revolution: Sunday, September 14, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM - Plymouth: Join historian Michele Gabrielson to learn about the role of chocolate in the American Revolution. The presentation will include a journey from "bean to beverage," using authentic 18th-century objects, and a tasting of colonial-style chocolate. The event costs $20 and tickets can be purchased online or by check. - Hedge House
Concerts at the Crane: Lyracle: Sunday, September 14, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM - Quincy: Experience the historical music ensemble Lyracle in their program Musick’s Recreation, which explores the music of colonial New England through the viol, focusing on both documented and overlooked viol players. Enjoy English repertoire from composers like Henry Purcell, recontextualized to reflect the musical life of 17th and 18th-century New England. - Thomas Crane Public Library
Weekend Fall Trip: Heritage Museums And Gardens
The Heritage Museums & Gardens in Sandwich, MA are an ideal South Shore day trip—especially after Labor Day, when Cape traffic eases up. Just a quick drive over the Sagamore Bridge, you’ll find 100 acres of stunning gardens, walking trails, and seasonal plantings, along with fascinating exhibits ranging from American folk art to vintage automobiles. Families will love the working carousel and kid-friendly play spaces, while adults can soak in the history, art, and peaceful grounds. It’s a perfect mix of beauty, learning, and fun for all ages.
The Hidden Hollow is wonderful play area for kids 2-10 to discover, learn and play.
One of the most popular attractions is the Looff Carousel from 1908.
The antique automobile collection features 42 American-made cars ranging from 1899 through 1965.
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