The “Perspective Workshop” will be a discussion between students and professionals. A mix of StoryTellers and professionals will make up the panel to share their experience within/going into the entertainment industry and passion projects they’ve started or/and are continuing. For more information, contact Ti-Shea Meadows at zashery.fernandez@paramount.com
This 60-minute presentation features virtual tours of HBCU Art Collections from Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA and the Clark Atlanta University Art Museum. Followed by Q&A and conversation.
This presentation showcases the Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library, exploring the history of photography and fine art collections at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in Atlanta. Sarah Tanner, the Director of the Archives Research Center, and Tiffany Atwater, Head of Research Services, will provide an overview of significant moments in history where … Read More
Want to learn ASL? Come drop in on our conversational practice group! No experience necessary, but before joining the practice group please check out the linked videos. Learn this First! 10 Things You Need to Know About ASL (7:23 minutes)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6w1ZDaE-whcSigning the Alphabet (8:27 minutes)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFv_mLwBvHcHere are a few other helpful videos, if interested:"The first 150 signs" is … Read More
Step back in time to Cottage City, Massachusetts, in the year 1890, where something sinister is afoot in the Sea View House in this up and coming seaside resort town. In this interactive radio play, the cast will set the stage for a crime of Victorian proportions — but the twists, turns, and soundscape will … Read More
Looking for a peaceful place to work, study, or unwind with a good book after hours? Join us for Late Night Library Lounge—a calm, quiet environment where you can make the most of the library’s relaxed atmosphere after closing time.Whether you're catching up on reading, tackling a project, or working quietly with a small group, … Read More
Come join us after hours at the library in the upstairs conference room for a variety of board games and socializing. We meet weekly at 6pm, and newcomers are always welcome.
Join us Wednesday mornings for our weekly tap dance group! Professional instruction provided most mornings. Minimal experience recommended, and a limited number of tap shoes will be provided (size dependent). Although this class is geared towards adults, tap is fun for all ages, and a great way to get in touch with rhythm and musicality. This class … Read More
Join us to have a conversation associated with our mission to promote inclusion, justice, equity, and opportunity for all. Voting Rights, Criminal Justice Reform, Poverty Eradication, etc. For more information, contact Chacolby Burns-Johnson at chacolby.johnson@splcenter.org
Outside Storytime! We'll be inside on rainy days. Join us for a fun-filled storytime with stories, songs, scarves, and a parachute. Stories are geared toward kids ages 1.5 to 5 years old, but all ages are welcome. Great space for 'after storytime play' in our Children's Room.
Politician, entrepreneur, and franchise business owner Dee Clemmons hosts this live in person and online webinar “Is Franchising A Path For You?” which will teach you how to find the perfect franchise opportunity so you can upgrade your career (and your life)! Dee gets it done. As a SME in business startups, Dee founded multiple units … Read More
Drop in anytime between 3 to 4:30 pm. For kids ages 5-11. When playing with toys for building things, children learn while having fun. Creativity, problem solving, spatial reasoning and teamwork are skills your child can learn while playing. Duplos, original size Legos and Magna-tiles will be provided. We also have instructions for Lego designs for … Read More
Come hang out and watch anime with some true fans. Opportunities to draw and check out our manga collection too. Enjoy classic snacks as well as Japanese treats. For kids and tweens ages 10-13.
The "miseducation of HBCUs" refers to the inaccurate or misleading narratives and assumptions surrounding these institutions, particularly in the media and public discourse. This miseducation can manifest in various ways, including downplaying the importance and impact of HBCUs, misrepresenting their role in the broader educational landscape, and overlooking the specific challenges they face. Hidden in … Read More
Looking for a peaceful place to work, study, or unwind with a good book after hours? Join us for Late Night Library Lounge—a calm, quiet environment where you can make the most of the library’s relaxed atmosphere after closing time.Whether you're catching up on reading, tackling a project, or working quietly with a small group, … Read More
As HBCUs are seen as centers of blackness and cultural shifts, their celebration of black music is as natural as it is necessary.AllHipHop.com has become a valuable resource for hip-hop on the internet, featuring daily news, interviews, reviews, multimedia, a fast growing community and other interesting content.Publications such as CNN, The Source, XXL, Complex, New York … Read More
Hosted by President Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston https://g.co/kgs/9TH7KVM of Norfolk State University https://g.co/kgs/bwgBQ9j for a State of the HBCUnion Address, to discuss the status of our HBCUs in today's political climate, topics on Endowments and Alumni Giving, Etc.This will be a gathering opportunity to reflect on our progress, acknowledge our challenges, and look forward to the future of our beloved Historically … 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
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
Carolyn Quick Tillery, a TuskegeeInstitute (now University) alumna, is a former United States Air Force officer,prosecuting attorney, and policy analyst for a federal agency in Washington,D.C. Carolyn writes Historically Black College and Universities (HBCU)cookbooks, which perfectly blend her passion for food and history.A five-time published author, Carolyn'sHBCU cookbooks include “Southern Homecoming Traditions” (Atlanta UniversityConsortium), “Celebrating … Read More
Join us for a fun-filled storytime with stories, songs, and shakers!Play-based! Tummy time for our smallest pals! Learn little literacy practices. Bring a favorite board book with you or use one of ours! Great space for post storytime play.
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 oakb_mail@clamsnet.org for more information
Cornell alumni who are on the Vineyard will gather to hear a Cornell Professor discuss Living a Purposeful Life. For more information, contact Deborah Arrindell at cornell79@icloud.com
Want to learn ASL? Come drop in on our conversational practice group! No experience necessary, but before joining the practice group please check out the linked videos. Learn this First! 10 Things You Need to Know About ASL (7:23 minutes)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6w1ZDaE-whcSigning the Alphabet (8:27 minutes)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFv_mLwBvHcHere are a few other helpful videos, if interested:"The first 150 signs" is … Read More
Come join us after hours at the library in the upstairs conference room for a variety of board games and socializing. We meet weekly at 6pm, and newcomers are always welcome.
Looking for a peaceful place to work, study, or unwind with a good book after hours? Join us for Late Night Library Lounge—a calm, quiet environment where you can make the most of the library’s relaxed atmosphere after closing time.Whether you're catching up on reading, tackling a project, or working quietly with a small group, … Read More
Join us Wednesday mornings for our weekly tap dance group! Professional instruction provided most mornings. Minimal experience recommended, and a limited number of tap shoes will be provided (size dependent). Although this class is geared towards adults, tap is fun for all ages, and a great way to get in touch with rhythm and musicality. This class … Read More
Outside Storytime! We'll be inside on rainy days. Join us for a fun-filled storytime with stories, songs, scarves, and a parachute. Stories are geared toward kids ages 1.5 to 5 years old, but all ages are welcome. Great space for 'after storytime play' in our Children's Room.
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
Drop in anytime between 3 to 4:30 pm. For kids ages 5-11. When playing with toys for building things, children learn while having fun. Creativity, problem solving, spatial reasoning and teamwork are skills your child can learn while playing. Duplos, original size Legos and Magna-tiles will be provided. We also have instructions for Lego designs for … Read More