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Oak Bluffs Community Organizations

Oak Bluffs and the wider island of Martha’s Vineyard are served by a network of non-profits providing health care, counseling, the arts, and local news. These are some of the most established, and most of them take volunteers.

Community Organizations

Organization What they do & contact
Martha’s Vineyard Community Services A leading island social-service nonprofit, offering mental health counseling, substance use services, disability and family programs, and support for survivors of violence. Based in Vineyard Haven and serving all of Martha’s Vineyard.
Featherstone Center for the Arts A community arts center in Oak Bluffs, at 30 Featherstone Lane, offering classes, galleries, and events with a mission to engage and connect the community through art.
Martha’s Vineyard Hospital The island’s hospital, part of Mass General Brigham, at 1 Hospital Road in Oak Bluffs. Main line 508-693-0410. It serves the whole Vineyard.

Local News

Outlet Notes
The Vineyard Gazette A weekly newspaper covering Martha’s Vineyard news since 1846, based in Edgartown. Its reporters cover Oak Bluffs town meetings and elections.
The Martha’s Vineyard Times A weekly island newspaper covering town government, schools, and community news across Martha’s Vineyard.

Town & Senior Resources

Organization Notes
Oak Bluffs Council on Aging The town senior center, outreach, and programs for older residents. Administrator Rose Cogliano. 508-693-4509 ext. 3.
Oak Bluffs Public Library Free programs, computers, and a card that works at libraries across Massachusetts. Library Director Allyson Malik. 508-693-9433.
Oak Bluffs Parks & Recreation Youth programs and the town’s parks and fields, including Ocean Park. Park Manager Chris Joyce. 508-221-8065.

For current hours and a fuller list, see the town’s department pages at oakbluffsma.gov.