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Halloween fun: Take a haunted night tour through the past of Hingham - with a theatrical twist
HINGHAM — A lantern-lit, history-filled walk in Hingham that includes a turn through a cemetery may be just the spooky night your family is looking for.
The Hingham Historical Society is offering "A Spooky Walk Through History" through Oct. 30 with performers from The Company Theatre in Norwell as storytelling tour guides.
The 70-minute walk begins at the Hingham Heritage Museum and meanders to downtown historical sites.
Hingham Historical Society Executive Director Deirdre Anderson said the event is appropriate for the whole family, from local history for the adults to the theatrical performances for the kids.
"Its a great seasonal event, but also a wonderful way to learn about Hingham's past while enjoying a fun Halloween activity with the family," Anderson said.
"A Spooky Walk Through History" raises money for The Company Theatre and the Hingham Historical Society. Everyone involved is volunteering their time.
The true-tale walks run every Thursday, Friday and Saturday through the end of the month. Tours start every 15 minutes from 7 to 8 p.m. and have been sold out on previous weekends.
"The first two weekends were amazing. The Company Theatre actresses and actors have been great and this all has been really special,'' Anderson said.
Tickets are $40 per person and can be purchased at Hinghamhistorical.org.
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‘Made from local artists is always great' - open studios in Rockland this weekend
ROCKLAND – Jewelry, paintings, and glass art will be among the handmade creations at the 29th annual Fall Open Studios this weekend.
The 4th Floor Artists will display and sell mixed media crafts made by local artists. This weekend's free event with over 70 "The 29th annual Fall Open Studios event is one of the most highly anticipated events on the South Shore," Gallant-Shaw said. "This is one of the 4th Floor Artists' largest events and has brought a lot of recognition to the town of Rockland." artists will have each artist in individual rooms to have a "full art experience," Gallant-Shaw said.
Their work will be displayed in two buildings in Rockland: The Sandpaper Factory at 83 East Water St., and the ET Wright Building at 379 Liberty St.
"People are looking for community and connection and not having your holiday gifts get stuck on a cargo ship but hand-picked, marketing chairwoman Jill Gallant-Shaw said. "And made from local artists is always great."
The 4th Floor Artists is a South Shore group that showcases the work of local artists at two open studio events annually.
The event is Saturday, Nov. 20 and Sunday, Nov. 21 from noon to 5 p.m.
"This is about uplifting artists and bringing culture and the love of the arts to the community," Gallant-Shaw said. The Fourth Floor Artists is accepting new members. For more information, visit 4thfloorartists.com.
"We welcome the community to join us. If you're a local artist, please contact us. We'd love to have you., Gallant-Shaw said. "Even if you can't be in the building, you can be an associate member and be part of the group."Thanks to our subscribers, who help make this coverage possible. If you are not a subscriber, please consider supporting quality local journalism with a Patriot Ledger subscription. Here is our latest offer.
Reach Sarah Idieu at Sidieu@patriotledger.com.
