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From Amazon: Welcome to THE DOORWAYS OF LIFE! This book is a tool for you to use on your journey of self-improvement and self-discovery—whether in your personal or professional life. The book uses doors, doorways, hallways, and more as metaphors for reaching for your next step so you can realize your potential. In order to … 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

Join us Wednesday mornings for our weekly tap dance group! Professional instruction provided most mornings.  Experience recommended, and a limited number of tap shoes will be provided (size dependent). This class is generously funded by the Library Friends of Oak Bluffs.

Do you have supplies from a craft sitting in your closet that you no longer need? Are you looking for new inspiration for your latest project? Would you like to meet fellow crafters? Would you like to keep materials out of landfills and give them a second life? Join us for a giant crafting supplies … Read More

Join Shivonne in creating some mini books that we will then turn into earrings! All supplies will be provided and registration is required. Please email oakb_mail@clamsnet.org or call 508-693-9433 to register.

For more information, contact Llewellyn Rogers 508-693-7224

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

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

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 Wednesday mornings for our weekly tap dance group! Professional instruction provided most mornings.  Experience recommended, and a limited number of tap shoes will be provided (size dependent). This class is generously funded by the Library Friends of Oak Bluffs.

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

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

We are pleased to host renowned artist Yolene Legrand who will be showing a wide range of paintings and prints depicting landscapes and people of her native Haiti, France, and the United States. You'll have an opportunity to ask questions about her art, and learn more about the themes and subjects that inspire her. To learn more … Read More

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