‘Horology in Art’ Presented by World-Renown Horologist Bob Frishman – Horology Scholar, Author, Lecturer, and Restorer since 1980 Since the invention of mechanical timekeeping in the 13th century, clocks and watches have appeared in fine art classics.... (more)

After the death of a loved one, our lives change forever. We are never the same person—so how do we navigate this new life and our new selves? For 4 weeks we will meet to connect around subjects pertaining to grief and loss.... (more)

Safe Place provides those who have lost someone to suicide a caring, confidential, and peer- based support group where they do not have to be alone with their grief. Safe Place is free of charge and facilitated by trained volunteers, many of whom are loss survivors themselves.... (more)

Tuesday’s intermediate Mahjong group at West Falmouth Library is perfect for newer players who have taken an introduction to Mahjong class, or players interested in a more relaxed social game.... (more)

The Seaside Knitters Group meets Tuesdays 1:30pm-3:30pm and Thursdays, 2pm-4pm. This is a free and open group, all levels of proficiency are welcome. Bring an unfinished work or start a new project.... (more)

Experienced players welcome to the weekly Bridge game at West Falmouth Library. The group meets Wednesdays 10am-12pm. (more)

Seasoned players welcome to the weekly Bridge game. The group meets Wednesdays 10:30am - 12:30pm. Annual registration is requested to receive important communications about schedule or location changes.... (more)

Scrabble every Wednesday 10:30am - 12:30pm. Seasoned players are welcome. Please bring your own Scrabble board. Annual registration is requested to receive important communications about schedule or location changes.... (more)

Seaside Knitters is not meeting on Thursday, September 11th. The Seaside Knitters Group meets Tuesdays 1:30pm- 3:30pm and Thursdays, 2pm-4pm. This is a free and open group, all levels of proficiency are welcome.... (more)

Learn about life as a private investigator through the eyes of one of Massachusetts’ oldest licensed private detectives, Bob Simmons. Bob will cover how surveillances are conducted, what can go wrong and put the investigator in harm way, how to find missing people at no cost, also with some stories about interesting or dangerous cases and a Q & A at the end. This program will take place on Saturday November 15th at 1pm in the Main Meeting Room at the Osterville Village Library. For more information or to register for this program, please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the OVL directly at (508)428-5757 (more)