We are pleased to present “Future Planning Toolbox: Build Your Roadmap for Security”, another event in our Wellness series, on Friday, May 2nd at 10:30am. This is a free event; donations welcome at the door.... (more)

The Osterville Village Library is excited to welcome the 'Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage' with an informative talk on how this group of women keep our Cape Cod waterways clean! Learn about the various things they've found on their journeys and how they came to form this active group! This program will take place on Saturday May 3rd at 1PM in the Main Meeting Room at the Osterville Village Library. For more information or to register for this event, please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the OVL directly at (508)428-5757 (more)

Rewilding your backyard: Science to boost biodiversity and climate resilience Join us to learn how managing your yard for wildlife can enhance habitat and biodiversity. Studies show that wildlife- friendly yards—with less lawn, diverse plantings, and reduced fertilizers— support more native plants and attract a greater variety of birds, bees, and beneficial insects.... (more)

A former CBS News president, Heyward now works with local TV stations and MIT’s Center for Constructive Communication. He is a resident of Chatham, MA and Woodstock, VT, and an award-winning broadcast news producer and executive.... (more)

From Atget to AI: The History of Photography Approaching the 200th anniversary of the first recorded photograph, we look back on how the intersection of physics, chemistry, mechanics, and art have led us to a time when no image can be considered "true." From Leonardo's camera obscura to Niépce 1827 heliograph to Atget's Paris to Ansel's Yosemite to Photoshop's AI, changes in technology have driven artistic vision, even as artistic vision has pushed the boundaries of the era's technology.... (more)

Join us at 5PM on Tuesday, May 13, to listen and learn from C. L. Fornari about horticulture and plants for our May, ‘Tuesday Talk’. Fornari will speak with attendees about creative gardening tactics to transform—as she so wonderfully puts it —‘horticulture into popular culture’.... (more)

Ever wonder how new medicines are made? Dr. Lindsay McNair, a physician and research ethicist, will address this topic at the Brewster Ladies’ Library on May 14 at 2 pm. She will discuss the complexities behind pharmaceutical development, the process of submitting data to the FDA for review, and the decision making behind drug approvals.... (more)

Who are the OLAUG? The Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage! Since 2017, OLAUG has volunteered to clean ponds all over the Cape, retrieving trash and other detritus from the waters. We are so pleased to host OLAUG at the library on Wednesday, May 14th at 4pm.... (more)

Please join the Osterville Village Library in welcoming Cathy Katin- Grazzini, author of 'Love the Foods that Love the Planet: What we eat, how it’s produced, and its impact on our planet matters.... (more)

'A Brief History of the Coast Guard' presented by Retired Coast Guard Captain Greg Ketchen at the Osterville Village. Enjoy this historical lecture on the Coast Guard through the years. Osterville resident Greg Ketchen is a volunteer at the Coast Guard Heritage Museum located in Barnstable’s Old Customs House and has served as its president for the past six years.... (more)