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From a stylish gastropub and Latin-inspired bistro to an inviting Indian cafe and cheerful breakfast joint, we’re dishing out delicious details for seven of the South Shore’s hottest new eateries. By Kellie Speed Sure, cooking at home has its moments—but sometimes, you just need someone else to handle the heat. Luckily, the South Shore’s newest … Read more
Relax and unwind with a midweek staycation at The Red Lion Inn. By Courtney Doyle Photography by Kjeld Mahoney If the hectic pace of the holiday season has you craving a getaway that doesn’t require excessive planning or venturing too far from home, a staycation may be just what you need. Situated at the heart of … Read more
Meet five individuals who turn crafting cocktails into an art. By Noelle Barbosa This season, South Shore bars come alive with the music of the night—the sharp clink of glass, the gentle hush of evening chatter and the pulse of a cocktail tin in motion. Behind the bar, it’s not just mixology—it’s a nightly ritual. … Read more
Discover the Joy or preparing comfort foods from scratch with Seashore Gourmet By Courtney Doyle Photography by Allie Hagerty Preparing food for friends and family has always been Brie Pendleton’s love language. The Scituate resident comes from a long line of passionate cooks and remembers spending countless hours in the kitchen with her mother and … Read more
Next-level spa experiences to help kickstart your health and wellness. By Maria Allen Amid the mad rush of the holiday season, it’s important to take some time to slow down, breathe deeply, and refocus on your health and wellness. We searched the South Shore for some of the newest spa treatments that blend cutting-edge technology … Read more
Author Mary Ford’s newest book delves into Scituate history. By Laura DeSisto For longtime South Shore residents, Mary Ford is a household name. For over 28 years, she was editor of the Cohasset Mariner and the Hingham Journal. Upon retirement, she drew on her many years of writing experience to try her hand at … Read more
New Name, Same Nonprofit Mission You know us as NVNA and Hospice, the first independent nonprofit home health care and hospice agency serving the South Shore of Massachusetts. After more than a century of serving our community, we enter the next chapter of our story as Croí Health. This new name reflects both who we are today … Read more
A new line of sustainable drinkware is making its debut on the South Shore. By Maria Allen For Duxbury native Patrick McCluskey, inspiration struck in the quiet rhythm of his morning coffee ritual. After too many lukewarm and off-tasting sips, he was determined to find a better drinkware solution. “I started using double-wall steel … Read more
Broadway producer Mickey White sets the stage for holiday delights in Duxbury. By Jennifer H. McInerney As a child growing up in Duxbury, Mickey White dreamed of performing on Broadway. For his eighth birthday, he asked for his own stage in his basement, where he not only performed but created sets, costumes, lighting and sound … Read more
A creative collaboration between Cohasset photographer Brian Sager and Cape Cod artist Clara Clough has resulted in festive holiday decor with South Shore flair. By Maria Allen The walls of fine art photographer Brian Sager’s Cohasset gallery are filled with large-scale images of majestic sailboats, scenic coastlines, and ocean waves painted in soft New England … Read more
A local music festival is inspiring young musicians and building a rock & roll legacy. By Sydney Hemmer The South Shore will come alive with music, community and heart when the Mad Love Music Festival returns to South Shore Conservatory in Hingham on October 12. The event blends high-energy performances with a mission to support … Read more
Hingham teen Ben Cavallo-Smith turns a high school role into a Broadway moment. By Joey Macari For one unforgettable week in June, Hingham’s Ben Cavallo-Smith stepped into the whirlwind world of Broadway—not as a spectator, but as a star in the making. The recent Hingham High School graduate was one of just two students selected … Read more