Take your flameworking further in this intermediate borosilicate class focused on complex shaping, controlled gathers, and multi-part construction. Students will explore how the way glass is gathered and applied can create structure and detail— forming elements like muscles, joints, spikes, and claws with intention and control. This class introduces more advanced sculptural building techniques, including working both directly on the torch and assembling separate components using punties and kiln-assisted joins.... (more)

Every Friday from 5-8 PM, teens get full access to our game room! POOL, PING PONG, & FOOSBALL! CORNHOLE, AIR HOCKEY & GIANT JENGA! HOT SHOT BASKETBALL CONTEST! ALL YOU CAN EAT WINGS & PIZZA! (more)

Discover the origin story of the American automobile through 26 cars from Heritage’s collection. Come along for a ride from the late 1800s to the 1960s as the car evolves from a horseless carriage to a streamlined symbol of freedom and independence. (more)

Join us for a fun and informative program! Hip hop began in the late 1970s, and is a billion dollar, international industry which involves music, clothing, break dancing, electronics, media, and DJs.... (more)

Caroline Buccino is the library’s artist of the month for June. Whether working with florals, shells, printmaking, or collage, her art reflects an ongoing fascination with recreating the organic textures and movement found along the coast.... (more)

Celebrating Juneteenth at the Osterville Village Library! Children’s Story Time with Zavia Walker-Empy on Friday June 19th at 10am in the Lillian Dixie Morton Children’s Room! (more)

In recognition of Juneteenth Join the Fight Against Sickle Cell Disease The Red Cross and the OVL are collaborating for the 4th year to bring awareness to the need for donors. Join us June 19th for this important blood drive and information session at Osterville Village Library. Why are blood donations so important for patients with sickle cell disease? About 100,000 people in the United States have sickle cell disease. Sickle cell disease affects 1 out of every 365 Black or African American births. People with sickle cell disease may need as many as 100 units of blood each year. Your blood donations could help alleviate the symptoms of someone living with sickle cell disease, or even help save their life. Appointments to donate blood can be made at REDCROSS.org (more)

Celebrate National Pollinator Week and enjoy extra activities that highlight the vital role that these essential creatures play in our ecosystem, economy, and agriculture. Take a self-guided or guided garden tour or visit the Pollinator Discovery Cart to learn about the key roles that pollinators play in our environment and about the importance of native plants in supporting them.... (more)

Free and open to all, this weekly unstructured playtime is supervised by parents and caregivers, and aimed for children ages infant to four. Every Friday 10 a.m.-12 p.m. in the Children’s Play area on the library’s lower level.... (more)

Experienced players welcome to the weekly Bridge game. The group meets Fridays 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.. Annual registration is requested to receive important communications about schedule or location changes. (more)