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First Friday Fish Fry

July 11, 2025, 6-8pm
Harbor United Methodist Church
55 First Parish Rd Scituate

Enjoy live music from WSU Band while you enjoy fish and chips from Mullaney’s and The Miss Emily! Support Local Catch 143 by purchasing some of our new merch! Cash, checks and cards accepted. Future dates September and October.

Fish & Men Documentary

July 12, 2024, at 10:30 AM

A documentary film that exposes the high costs of cheap fish and the forces threatening local fishing communities. The film will be followed by a discussion of Scituate's local fishing business and efforts to promote buying local fish through a new nonprofit committed to preserving the South Shore's seafood heritage and encouraging us all to buy local! Complimentary visit by Miss Emily's Seafood Truck for Fish & Chips or Seafood Chowder.

Must register for the event- limited seating available.

  • Fish at Mullaney's Seafood.

    Seafood Cooking Series at Mullaney's

    Details coming soon!

  • Fish and french fries from Miss Emily's Food Truck.

    Local Restaurant Cook-Off

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  • Local Events

    Check back to find out where you will see us this summer!

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Do you know where your fish came from? 🌊🐟 Knowing the source of your seafood is essential for supporting local fishermen and ensuring sustainability. When you choose local fish, you're not just getting fresher flavors—you’re also maki
Originally built in 1811, Scituate Lighthouse has been guiding ships and fishermen safely home for over 200 years. 🌊 It’s more than just a historic landmark—it’s a symbol of resilience, from the famous story of the 'Lighthouse Arm
The South Shore is home—a place where the ocean is always close, and life moves with the tides. From fishing harbors to cozy towns, it’s where we embrace New England’s rugged beauty and community spirit. There’s no place quite