Getting to Duxbury

Duxbury is within an hour approximately of both Logan Airport in Boston, MA and Green Airport in Providence, RI. Buses are available to Plymouth and the commuter rail from South Station in Boston stops in Kingston, but the best way to get to the Conservatory is by car.

From Logan, follow signs to Rte. 93 south to Rte. 3 South. Continue on Rte. 3 to Exit 11, Rte 14. At the end of the ramp, turn right and go back over the highway. Continue on Rte. 14, past the police station, bearing right at the blinking light. At the traffic light, go straight. The road has now turned into St. George Street. Continue past the pool and high school. At the fork in the road at 64 St. George Street, bear left. Turn right into the parking lot and you are at the Ellison Center for the Arts. 

 

From Green, exit the airport to Rte. 95 north. Continue to Rte. 128 and head east, follow the signs to Rt. 3 and Cape Cod. Continue on Rte. 3 to Exit and 11 and follow the directions above to the Ellison Center.

South Shore Conservatory at the Ellison Center for the Arts
64 St. George Street PO Box 1523, Duxbury MA 02331-1523

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Volunteer

The Duxbury Music Festival is an exciting two weeks of intensive study and performance including numerous student recitals and faculty concerts. Many take place at the Ellison Center for the Arts and some will take place in private homes and other town locations. We need volunteers to assist with performance events, student activities, faculty activities, overseeing housing and more. Please contact Mimi Jannetty at 781.934.6068 or Laura Carleton, 781.749.7565, ext. 14, l.carleton@sscmusic.org, to join the team of this innovative program.

 

Support South Shore Conservatory

South Shore Conservatory is a not-for-profit educational institution with campuses in Duxbury and Hingham, Massachusetts, providing access to quality education in the arts for more than 3000 students in the region south of Boston.

Our faculty of 85 offers instruction in most instruments as well as ballet, and drama. Specialized programs in Music Therapy, an arts-principled Preschool and Kindergarten, and numerous ensemble opportunities round out the curriculum. Concerts and recitals by students, faculty and invited guests are held throughout the year.

Tuition and fees do not cover all of our expenses. Please visit Contributions for detailed information on the many ways you may support arts education.