──────────Spice things up. Join Spice Club! Collaboration event with Vineyard Haven Public LibraryA new take on a cookbook group, we meet a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month and a little history about it. You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and … Read More

The League of Women Voters MV invites the public to its Sheriff Candidate Forum to hear from each candidate running for office. The forum will be in-person at the Oak Bluffs Public Library and later available on MVTV. For more information, please contact Beatrice Phear at beaphear2@gmail.com.

Liz Durkee from the MV Commission provides an update on the newly completed MV Climate Action Plan. Come to hear about this broadly researched plan to create a sustainable future for our island home.

Back by popular demand! Christina will introduce us to the movements and rhythms of Salsa Suelta Cubana, a form of salsa dancing from Cuba danced without a partner. Often danced in small or larger groups, Salsa Suelta Cubana incorporates various styles and forms of Cuban and Afro-Cuban dance traditions. Class size is limited to 15 … Read More

twoism Jane Resnick (b. 1987, Pennsylvania) studied fine arts at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. She has lived on and off of Martha’s Vineyard since 2012. Her work, primarily painting, lies between realism and abstract expressionism. This exhibition of watercolors “twoism” leans toward the more abstract side, yet figures and landscapes are … Read More

Come play Magic: the Gathering at the Oak Bluffs Public Library! Players of all skill levels are welcome. On the first and third Fridays of the month.Food and drink will not be provided, but feel free to bring your own as long as you clean up after yourself.Children under 14 should be accompanied by an … Read More

Stitches are the fundamental elements of sewing, knitting, embroidery, crochet, and needle lace-making, whether by hand or machine. Practitioners of all types of fiber arts are welcome to come work in the meeting room. All levels are welcome, but no formal instruction is provided. Come share your passions and talents with like-minded folk. Free & … Read More

Very knowledgeable about a wide variety of flora, Steve Auerbach will expound on the wonder of plants and how to best care for them. Learn about rare and unique plants and receive potted cuttings to take home for attending the workshop!The plant types for giveaway include members of the Aroid family (Philodendrons, Aglaonemas, etc.), succulents … Read More

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

For more information about this monthly meeting, please contact Alexa ArietaBuilding Office AdministratorTown of Oak BluffsPO Box 1327Oak Bluffs, MA 02557508-693-3554 Ext 123buildingadmin@oakbluffsma.gov

Please contact the department administrator for more information: Robert Culbert, AdministratorOak Bluffs Zoning Board of AppealsP.O. Box 1327Oak Bluffs, MA 02557Phone: 508-693-3554zbaadmin@oakbluffsma.gov

Come play Magic: the Gathering at the Oak Bluffs Public Library! Players of all skill levels are welcome. On the first and third Fridays of the month.Food and drink will not be provided, but feel free to bring your own as long as you clean up after yourself.Children under 14 should be accompanied by an … Read More

Screening of Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest is at the Oak Bluffs Library. This is shown in conjunction with a lecture that takes place at the Vineyard Haven Library the following week, Tuesday September 27th. Screening will be afterhours in the Meeting Room. Enter from School Street parking lot if you arrive after 6 pm.Contact Anne … Read More

Blue Folk includes musicians Stan Mullaney and Pat O’Brien, who have both worked individually, and recently combined their talents, coming up with a fresh look at folk, bluegrass, and American songbook music. Stan has played 5-string banjo for years with a number of different groups. Pat has played guitar with several groups and as a … Read More

More than a thousand years ago, long before the arrival of the first Europeans, an intrepid seafaring people settled the islands of Polynesia. Where did they come from? How did they navigate vast ocean distances without instruments or charts? Writer, anthropologist and filmmaker Sam Low has sailed aboard Hokule’a - a replica of an ancient vessel used … Read More

Diet, lifestyle and self-care for the fall Ayurveda has its roots in ancient India. It is among the world’s oldest holistic healing systems, dating back over 3,000 years. Ayurveda is an elemental science, offering a framework of holistic healing which connects the individual to the qualities and rhythms of nature. Ayurveda teaches us that the five … Read More

Frank Doble, local author, mariner and librarian, will illustrate what he means by “the ART of inquiry”, in his new book by that title, and why we might want to know more about this art. Doble will talk about the “white squall” that sank Capt. Dexter’s ship and another catastrophe that happened on the very same day. … Read More

Learn first hand about what it is like to study abroad with an ocean-focused program and live on a boat for months. Mr. Bouck, whose career has taken him all over the world, will share his experience completing the SEA education program out of Woods Hole and expand on his work as an ecologist. Working for the Trustees of … Read More

Stitches are the fundamental elements of sewing, knitting, embroidery, crochet, and needle lace-making, whether by hand or machine. Practitioners of all types of fiber arts are welcome to come work in the meeting room. All levels are welcome, but no formal instruction is provided. Come share your passions and talents with like-minded folk. Free & … Read More