Oakmont Celebration Marks Two Decades of Learning
Saturday, June 20, 2026
Twenty years ago was Lifelong Learning’s first Open House. Since then, more than 20,000 students have attended classes and concerts.
Twenty years ago was Lifelong Learning’s first Open House. Since then, more than 20,000 students have attended classes and concerts.
There are seven projects the board is working on, including critical needs for the Berger Center.
As the OVA board focuses its attention on the Berger, it will be evaluating options in the context of Oakmont’s overall facility needs, including the impact, process and cost of relocating some 500 annual member activities.
These gatherings are intended to be friendly, informal opportunities for neighbors and board members to connect, share ideas, and listen to one another in a comfortable setting.
The sheep have begun grazing in areas around Oakmont to help manage the vegetation.
The board will present details to the community about Berger options at a Town Hall scheduled for June 8.
The first of four trivia nights for the Oakmont Community Foundation raised some $2000 that will benefit community groups and organizations.
Steve Spanier was the top vote getter in a field of six candidates and was also voted in as Board President.
AARP Tax-Aide finished strong on April 15, completing and e-filing a record 436 returns at the Oakmont site, an increase of 18% over the prior year.
A recent Town Hall highlighted three potential paths forward on the future of the Berger Center.
Members have expressed positive feedback, said OVA’s General Manager at the OVA board meeting on April 21.
As of March 2026, ESG reached the 60% development milestone, which included a comprehensive review of these potential updates.
The Berger Center is being evaluated for potential improvements and upgrades. The following questions and answers cover what’s being considered and where the project stands today.
The West Rec Center pool and spa is currently closed for resurfacing — routine maintenance scheduled as part of OVA’s Reserve Study.
The OVA is testing a 12-month pilot program that will transition the community bus service to GoGo Grandparent.
We’ve launched a new pilot tool on the Oakmont website designed to help residents quickly find answers to common website searches.
Stay safe with these tips on how to recognize email or phone scams.
The OVA would like to offer a friendly reminder to dog owners about Oakmont’s pet
Oakmont offers several ways for members to stay informed and communicate with leadership.
If you have interest in walking the golf course pathways, please be mindful of the walking schedule.
Oakmont Neighbors Together has been providing residents of our community with emergency grants since 2019.
To keep up to date with all things in our community, be sure to follow the official news and information sources for Oakmont Village Association.
Articles submitted by OVA Board recognized clubs and groups are published in the Oakmont Newspaper, and on this website at oakmontvillage.com/club-articles. Click here to visit the Club Articles page.
