Come join Chess Club at its new home at the Oak Bluffs Library! Chess is more popular now than ever. Are you looking for a partner, a challenge, a new move? Come and play at the library with a dedicated group of chess lovers in this fun and welcoming environment.Email amcdonough@clamsnet.org, or tthorpe@clamsnet.org for more information.

Come play Madden NFL 23. For Teens Ages 12+

For more information, contact Duncan Ross at 508-693-0541

Oak Bluffs Historical Commission monthly meeting.

Library closed 12/24/22 for observed holiday.Come join Chess Club at its new home at the Oak Bluffs Library! Chess is more popular now than ever. Are you looking for a partner, a challenge, a new move? Come and play at the library with a dedicated group of chess lovers in this fun and welcoming environment.Email amcdonough@clamsnet.org, … Read More

Come join Chess Club at its new home at the Oak Bluffs Library! Chess is more popular now than ever. Are you looking for a partner, a challenge, a new move? Come and play at the library with a dedicated group of chess lovers in this fun and welcoming environment. Email amcdonough@clamsnet.org, or tthorpe@clamsnet.org for more … Read More

follow up meeting to discuss outdoor pickup lockers and options (ex: Amazon, Uline, others)

The Steering Committee meets at 2pm on the first Wednesday of each month to plan and carry out LFOB projects. We invite you to drop us a line, give us a call, or stop by one of our meetings (1st Wednesday of the month). Contact "Library Friends of Oak Bluffs" at:LibraryFriendsOB@gmail.com orLibrary Friends of Oak … Read More

Come join Chess Club at its new home at the Oak Bluffs Library! Chess is more popular now than ever. Are you looking for a partner, a challenge, a new move? Come and play at the library with a dedicated group of chess lovers in this fun and welcoming environment. Email amcdonough@clamsnet.org, or tthorpe@clamsnet.org for more … Read More

Did you know that the Vineyard had its own sign language that was used from the early 18th century to 1952? On MV, hearing people and Deaf people were seen as equals, and this form of sign language was used island-wide by people of all hearing abilities. Join Donna Jancsy during her 4 workshops in January for a … Read More