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10:00am-12pm - 145  Loring St.:  Join us at Bay Farm for a morning of outdoor discovery!  Families are invited to explore an open playground, get creative with a hands-on spring craft, and enjoy a visit with our farm animals.

1:00pm-4:00pm - 64 St George St: The Duxbury Art Association invites you to a special reception celebrating the SeaSideQuilters Quilt Show, now on display at The Ellison Center for the Arts.

Meet talented members of the SeaSide Quilt Guild as they bring their craft to life with live demonstrations of quilts and quilting techniques. Discover the creativity, inspiration, and personal stories stitched into every piece, and get a behind-the-scenes look at the artistry and process that make these quilts truly unique.

Join us for an engaging afternoon of art, craftsmanship, snacks and conversation—you’ll never look at a quilt the same way again!

10:30am-12pm - 77 Alden St: Delete?

11:30am - 77 Alden St: Bill Ryans Talll Tales:  Bill Ryan’s Tall Tales during a puppet show and flower-themed event.

10:30am-12:30pm: Delete?

10am - 10 Mayflower St: Tony Kelso will give a talk about George Partridge -- a Duxbury Patriot -- in honor of the Mass250 celebrations this year. 
George Partridge was a notable resident of Duxbury, Massachusetts, during the Revolutionary War era and played an important role in the town’s civic life. Born in 1740, he was a respected farmer and community leader who supported the Patriot cause during the American struggle for independence. Partridge served in the Massachusetts militia and was active in local governance after the war, contributing to the early development of the town and the new nation. His legacy lives on in Duxbury today, including the Partridge Academy and the Partridge Fund.

11am-1pm - 479 Washington St: Goats on the Harborwalk. Join us as we welcome the Duxbury Creamery located at the Historic O’Neill Farm.  Duxbury Creamery goats will be wandering around the lawn of the Nathaniel Winsor Jr. House.  Attendees are encouraged to feed, pet and cuddle the newborn goats.  In the house, attendees are invited to preview the brand new 2026 exhibit highlighting special Duxbury Collection items telling the story of life in Duxbury during the American Revolutionary War. 

12pm-1pm - 64 St. George St: Delete?

12pm-4pm - 105 Alden St: Step back in time to experience an 18th century military encampment and living history day with Col. Bailey’s 2nd Massachusetts Regiment and the Middlesex County 4-H Fife & Drum Corps. Includes tours of Alden House.  The program honors America’s 250th and life in Duxbury during the American Revolution. 

12pm-4pm - 189 Alden St: Scavenger hunt for children as part of their current exhibit