Get Out This Weekend: April 29-May 1

Japan Relief Concert at Hingham Congregational Chruch

On Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m., members of the Cape Cod Symphony and Conservatory will hold a free concert at the on 366 Main Street to benefit the survivors of the triple disaster still afflicting the people and island of Japan.

Although the concert is free, the church is asking for donations at the door.  Checks can be made payable to "HCC" with "Japan Relief" on the memo line. Donations are 100 percent tax deductible and all the money raised will be directed to the Japanese Red Cross organization.

There will be a reception downstairs following the concert with light refreshment provided. Child care will be provided as well.

A Day for Engaged Couples

is hosting ‘The Wedding Parties’ from 9am-11am on Sunday. If you're about to be married you are invited to a special party.  Bring your partner or your friends as for two hours the entire store is yours.  The event will have food, drink and music.  Couples will also be offered experts advice on registering and will be given a wedding gift. Call the Derby Street Shoppes' store to RSVP at 781-749-8100.

May Celebration Day

Dance Around the May Pole behind the on Sunday afternoon. There will be a May Day Celebration from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.  This free event will have lemonade, cookie, and special gifts for children of all ages.

Best Spring Deals

The best Spring deals are this weekend.  Get out and shop in Hingham. The have great deals this weekend. Visit their Facebook Page for special deals. will have 30 percent off all clearance items.  Ann Taylor will have 40 percent off on all items and Express will have 30 percent off all swim suits.

William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night

The will present its Spring Production Friday and Saturday night at 8 p.m. at the . This season's play will be William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.  This past month, the high school in New York City and took part in a Shakespeare workshop. 

Ticket prices:  $5 for students/senior citizens, $8 for adults

Here is a preview of the production offered by Hingham High School:

The leading lady, Viola (Noelle Micarelli) is shipwrecked on the shores of Illyria and becomes separated from her twin brother, Sebastian (Brian Perrault). Fearing the worst,  Viola dresses as a page boy to gain employment with the Duke Orsino (Dan Rider) so that she can find her brother. Viola fall in love with the Duke, and the fun begins.  Orsino is already in love with Olivia (Meghan Cashel) who shows no romantic interest at all in the Duke.  The Duke uses Viola, remember she is impersonating a man, to communicate his love for Olivia, but Olivia falls for Viola, who in turn has fallen for the Duke. Viola can’t proclaim her love for the Duke as the Duke thinks she is a man! Olivia is pretty busy with problems of her own: her drunken uncle, Toby (Chip Miller), and his useless friend (Doug Osborne), domestic help problems (involving Sawyer Paine as Malvolio and Emma Givney as Maria), and dealing with a fool (Kathryn McCawley) just for good measure.