I’ve been running a Turkey Trot since I was a little kid growing up in California and it's one of my core memories so I've continued the tradition here- and while the South Shore version is definitely colder, it’s just as enjoyable. It’s one of my favorite ways to start Thanksgiving morning. Getting outside, moving a bit, and being surrounded by neighbors always sets the tone for the day. And if you have family visiting, it’s such a fun tradition to share.

If you haven’t signed up yet, there are still several local races with open registration:

Local Turkey Trots Still Accepting Registrations

Hingham Turkey Trot – Hingham, MA
 Register: https://runsignup.com/Race/MA/Hingham/HinghamTurkeyTrot
Cohasset Thanksgiving 5K – Cohasset, MA
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Hingham Open Houses This Sunday (11/23): Your Weekend Guide

If you’re planning to get out and tour homes this weekend, it’s a great Sunday to do it. Hingham has a full lineup of open houses on November 23rd—from classic Capes to new construction, waterfront living, and a few standout opportunities under $500K.

Here’s your roundup of what’s open, where, and when, so you can plan your route and see what fits your style, budget, and wish list.

 

Under $1M

36 Smith Rd  Photo 1

$899,900 · 12–2 PM
A charming Cape set on a spacious 0.4-acre lot just under two miles from Hingham Harbor. With ~1,640 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms (used as 4), a sunroom, bonus space, and a full unfinished basement ready for expansion, this one offers plenty of potential in a…

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This Saturday is the final outdoor Hingham Farmers Market of the year, and if you’re anything like me, you’re probably wondering how we got here already! The market has become such a Saturday morning ritual in town- a place to grab fresh produce, say hello to neighbors, let the kids and pups tag along, and enjoy that small-town charm that makes Hingham feel like home.

The timing couldn’t be better. With Thanksgiving around the corner, this is your chance to stock up on all the good stuff: pre-ordered local turkeys, fresh-baked pies and bread, seasonal vegetables, fish, farm eggs, coffee, desserts…everything that makes a holiday table feel thoughtful and delicious. Cash and reusable bags are always appreciated.

If you’re around this weekend, grab…

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