This session will offer practical guidance for business owners to help prepare for and address immigration-related actions in the workplace. The training will also include best practices for bystanders with time for Q&A.
Join us for the second lecture in our 2025/2026 series, Revisiting the American Revolution: Part II. Zara Anishanslin uncovers the overlooked role of patriot artists—women, Black men enslaved and free, and people of mixed race—who shaped the Revolution through art, espionage, and activism across America, London, and Paris. Their work helped inspire rebellion and forge a new political culture—almost always armed with wax, paint, and wit rather than a musket or bayonet. Among these daring [...]
Join us for the third lecture in our 2025/2026 series, Revisiting the American Revolution: Part II. Who first thought of putting molasses in baked beans? Discover New England food culture’s Revolutionary roots and explore how it shaped ideas about regional identity, who belongs here, and whose stories get told. About the speaker: Meg Muckenhoupt is a freelance writer and author of The Truth About Baked Beans and Cabbage: A Global History, among others. Her work [...]
All are welcome - Complimentary cocoa & donuts! Outside the Hingham Community Center. Sponsored by the Hingham Human Rights Commission, Congregation Sha-aray Shalom, the HDA, the Hingham Community Center and the Hingham Unity Council.
Join us for the fourth lecture in our 2025/2026 series, Revisiting the American Revolution: Part II. Coinciding with the 250th anniversary of American Independence, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is reimagining its 18th-century galleries on Level 1 of the Art of the Americas Wing for the first time since their debut. This major reinstallation will bring together works from across the Americas, highlighting the interconnected histories of the continent and examining how artists have [...]
Join us for the fifth lecture in our 2025/2026 series, "Revisiting the American Revolution: Part II." How did Hingham’s free and enslaved Black population experience the American Revolution? Join local historian Paula Bagger as she unpacks previously untold stories of service both on the battlefield and the home front. About the speaker: Paula Bagger is a premier historian of Hingham history. In 2024, she was honored with the Judith Kimball Award in recognition of her [...]
Join us for the sixth lecture in our 2025/2026 series, "Revisiting the American Revolution: Part II." Discover the art of film scoring with composer David Cieri as he demonstrates how music breathes life into images and documents from our nation's past. David will also discuss writing the music for The American Revolution, a film by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt which aired on PBS in November 2025. About the speaker: DAVID CIERI, a [...]
Join us for the final lecture in the 2025/2026 series, "Revisiting the American Revolution: Part II." Discover the diverse and fascinating roles Hingham and its people played in the national struggle for independence, from Major General Benjamin Lincoln’s collaborative friendship with Commander in Chief George Washington, to Hingham’s wartime production of tens of thousands of wooden canteens, to its “fighting minister" at Lexington and Concord, its artillerymen devastated at Brandywine, its field surgeon at Yorktown [...]
Join us for sips, sweets and Mother's Day shopping featuring a pop-up with Nicole Recomendes, owner and designers of Allison Cole Jewelry. 10% of Sales will benefit A Place to Rise.
Step into an evening of intuition, creativity, and quiet magic. Join us for a candlelit gathering of tarot readings, vision board making, and soul-led dreaming. Create, reflect, and uncover what the universe may be trying to whisper to you. Bring your hopes, your curiosities, and your own drinks… we’ll provide the magic. What's included: All the supplies and guidance you need to create your very own vision board will be provided 10-15 minute tarot reading [...]
All are welcome to attend a BLUEGRASS MUSIC summer service at 10:30 a.m. this Sunday, July 12, in the Historic Old Ship Church at 90 Main Street in Hingham Square! This event will be held inside the historic Meeting House and is open to all. Come enjoy a musical “gift for your spirit” at 10:30.
Best Brother Records is proud to present two artist that mean the world to us. Pile’s Rick Maguire and Hallelujah The Hills! Our on-going partnership with Ames Chapel continues with 2 of the most vital artists making music today. Lucky for us they still call the Boston area home.