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Hull TV

Hull TV

Stay informed on what’s going on in Hull, Massachusetts.
Hull TV is made up of two channels: Hull Community Television and PirateTV.

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Hull Community Television (HCTV)

Stay informed on what’s going on in Hull, Massachusetts. Tune in to Town Board and Committee Meetings live or on-demand to see and hear for yourself what’s going on in your local government, or enjoy our local access programming.

PirateTV (The Education Station)

If you’re looking for live coverage of School Committee meetings, follow Hull High sports, or just want to stay informed about upcoming school events, PirateTV is the place to go.

Tune in on your television.

Hull Community Television
Channel 9

PirateTV
Channel 22

Hull Community Television
Channel 35

PirateTV
Channel 34

Missed a show? Want to watch it again?

Search our library of HullTV and PirateTV shows and watch them on your own schedule.

Video on Demand

Video on Demand

Many of Hull TV’s shows are now available online, including:

  • Hull History
  • Lectures
  • Community Events with Jill DeCosta
  • Elder Cool with Ron Della Chiesa
  • Chatting with the Chamber
  • Local Music
  • Cooking Shows with Kids
  • Beer Styles
  • Board of Selectmen, School Committee and Town Meetings. As of 2/22/18 the Board of Selectmen is listed as the Select Board.


If a show you would like to see isn’t currently available, email Peter at pseitz@town.hull.ma.us to request that we add it to our On Demand library.

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Programming

Town Government

As a town department, our goal is to keep the public informed about what is going on in  Hull. In addition to written announcements, we provide extensive coverage of Town boards & committees so that residents can see and hear for themselves what’s going on  with their local government.

PirateTV

The Education Station is the place to go for live coverage of School Committee meetings. The bulletin board is an easy way to keep informed about upcoming School events. Pirate TV also provides extensive coverage of many Hull High sports — enabling friends, parents and grandparents to follow the teams even when they are unable to attend the games.

Local Access

Public access television provides everyone the opportunity to put ideas into action and reach out to their community. Hull TV is free and open to all Hull residents. Television is a team sport and there are many roles you can play. Share your interests with your friends and neighbors and learn about your town at the same time.

HCTV

Hull Community Television

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PirateTV

The Education Station

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Video on demand

Never have to worry about missing a show again with Video on Demand. Search our library of HullTV and PirateTV shows and watch them on your own schedule.

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Programs

Programs

By Hull, About Hull

HullTV offers a wide variety of programming about what’s going on around town.
All of our shows are produced by Hull residents

Town Government

HCTV has provided live coverage of the Board of Selectmen and Town Meeting since 1984. In addition, we cover many other boards and committees when they are dealing with issues of town-wide interest.School Committee meetings are televised live on the Education Station.

Community Events

Hull TV covers many community events, including the annual Drowned Hogs Swim (now the Wellspring Winter Games); the Nantasket Beach Car Show; the Endless Summer Festival and numerous other fundraisers for community groups. Special Events are our specialty.

History and Perspective

Thanks to the MA Department of Conservation and Recreation, Hull Lifesaving Museum and the Friends of the Hull Public Library, we have scores of lectures by local authors and historians on a wide range of interesting local and regional topics. History is made every day. With a programming library dating back to our inception in 1984, HCTV has a sound and video record of many of the major events that have taken place in Hull during the last thirty years.

Arts & Entertainment

HC-TV is proud to feature several programs by MA Broadcasting Hall of Fame member Ron Della Chiesa, including his series “Elder Cool,” which highlights the accomplishments of people over 55. Music is an important part of life in Hull and HC-TV has recorded a wide and varied collection of local and regional musicians at festivals and fundraising events over the years. In addition to live performances, the Cinzi Lavin Show, hosted by the talented musician and composer of the same name, features interviews with and performances by a wide range of gifted performers.Exploring another popular form of entertainment, HC-TV’s answer to Wayne’s World, Beer Styles, educates the audience about the responsible enjoyment of one of the world’s oldest beverages. Chatting with Chamber features lighthearted interviews with local business owners hosted by actress and comedian Randy Veraguas.

Local Sports

The Hull TV sports reporting team is one of the best on the South Shore. We provide extensive coverage of a wide variety of Hull sports including Hull High football; Girls & Boys Soccer; Lacrosse; Field Hockey; Girls & Boys Basketball; Hockey; Baseball; Softball and track. Sports reporters Steve Vieira and Alan McCall enhance our coverage with their skilled play-by-play and expert color commentary.

Never have to worry about missing a show again with Video on Demand. Learn More