'A Cape gem revealed! An introduction to The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution' will take place at The Osterville Village Library on Saturday May 4th at 11am. Every wanted to know about who they are and just what it is that they do? This event is not to be missed! Bring your questions and Colin Reed, director of community relations and engagement at WHOI will answer them! This exciting program is not to be missed! For more information or to register for this event, please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the Osterville Village Library directly at (508)420-0550 (more)

The Cape is approaching a solid waste crisis. Learn from three experts addressing this issue — and how every Cape household can be part of the solution. Sponsored by the Green Team of the Mashpee Congregational Church, the program is free and open to all.... (more)

Everybody has a story. It's time to write yours! The Osterville Village Library is hosting a twice monthly Writers' Studio on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month from 1pm-3pm. All abilities are welcome and the events will be available for ZOOM if you cannot attend in person. (more)

Cape Cod hosts several dozen river herring runs. Two species of herring swim up the runs in April and May to spawn, then return to the ocean. Scientists believe they’ve been migrating up streams along the Atlantic since long before Cape Cod was scraped up by Ice Age glaciers. The Centerville River is one of the Cape’s runs, and its robust migration has been one of the largest on the Cape in recent years.... (more)

Do you long to travel but don’t have anyone to go with? Today, traveling solo is easier, safer, and more affordable than ever. Learn how small group, women- only adventure travel can foster connections and a new way of seeing the world. (more)

Explore our God-given freedom that everyone can find and live. Free talk presented by a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, Nicole Virgil, CS. Child care provided Sponsored by First Church of Christ, Scientist - Hyannis (more)

Glenn Davis, President of the Friends of Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge, will be at the Osterville Village Library to give a presentation about ospreys on Cape Cod and their live streaming webcam of an osprey nest at the Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (WBNERR).... (more)

Learn about ticks, with ecotoxicologist Blake Dinius speaking at West Falmouth Library, on Saturday, May 18th at 10:30am. Suggested donation of $10. As an extension educator with Plymouth County, Blake offers programs on anything entomology- related, from pollinator gardening to tick bite prevention to guided butterfly walks. Learn about: Mysteries behind tick biology and ecology; History of tick-borne diseases in America from past to present; Empowering protection methods; Simple landscaping tips to prevent bites. (more)

Everybody has a story. It's time to write yours! The Osterville Village Library is hosting a twice monthly Writers' Studio on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month from 1pm-3pm. All abilities are welcome and the events will be available for ZOOM if you cannot attend in person. (more)

Memorial Weekend 1957, James Peacock stumbled upon the sleepy town of Osterville and never left. Sixty-seven years later, his daughter Joyce has published a memoir of his life. Joyce recounts the story of her father’s life filled with life lessons of hardship, optimism and the power of humor.... (more)