Around the holidays, there are many cherished traditions that revolve around food. First-time author Nina Pfister has written a heartwarming children’s story inspired by her own family’s unique culinary tradition. Set in a quaint coastal town, “The Magic of Christmas Ravioli” is a story centered around a spirited young girl who comes together with her … Read more
If you’re a fan of curling up on the couch to watch romantic Hallmark movies on the days leading up to Christmas, you’ll love the latest album released by South Shore singer-songwriter Les Sampou and composer/arranger Ed Grenga. “Ed and I have been writing holiday songs for film and television clients for many years,” says … Read more
By Maria Allen Photography by Jack Foley, Ben Barnhart, Anne Holden, and Kat Montague In an era dominated by mass production, automation, and digital conveniences, artisan-made gifts are a breath of fresh air. From woven baskets and hand-thrown pottery to felted bags and silver jewelry, there’s a story behind every creation. The holiday season is … Read more
By Matt Tormey On December 16, 1620, the tall ship Mayflower anchored in what is now known as Plymouth Harbor, having carried 102 passengers across the Atlantic Ocean from Plymouth, England. To commemorate the 400th anniversary of this pivotal event in American history, the United States Postal Service recently issued a special 55-cent Forever stamp. … Read more
Here are a few of Jessica Derman’s recommendations for delicious gluten-free meals on the South Shore.
With Florelles Artistry By Sara Frazier Photography by Tamara Merri Photography South Shore-based artist Christy Elle grew up in a creatively inclined family and has enjoyed painting ever since she was a kid. Her mother was a painter and her sisters are all quite artistic, so it felt only natural when she decided to pick … Read more
“It’s camping, but with a comfy bed, cozy sheets, and a touch of home,” explains Amanda Venezia, owner of the mobile glamping company Glampology.
By Maria Allen Photos by Dan Leahy 5 Gravestones of Note Philip Fox Ship Captain who achieved the fastest Atlantic Ocean crossing in 1819. Captain George Hall Escaped pirates thanks to a commonality with the pirate’s captain–they were both Masons. Persis Hall Defied Revolutionary War blockade, sailing from Boston to Gloucester to obtain supplies. William … Read more
6 Female-fronted acts from south of Boston that are heating up the local live music scene. By Kellie Speed Whether recording music and winning awards or rocking out at local venues and music festivals, these inspiring music-makers are just a few of the incredible acts bringing live music to the South Shore community, and … Read more
Artists Lou and Jane Seoane work together to create collaborative landscape paintings.
A Cohasset family and friends keep an elegant 90-year-old wooden boat sound and seaworthy. By Dave Kindy Photography by Kjeld Mahoney “She features a sleek design that is fast and quiet. It looks like a lobster boat but it was really a custom-built, one-of-a-kind ferry intended for speedy service around the islands of Maine. She’s … Read more
Meet Pembroke’s Addy Herman, American Ninja Warrior Women’s Champion, inspiring young athletes on the South Shore and beyond.