February, with its winter spirit, comes to an end this week as March enters with promises of spring on the horizon. While the warmer days may still seem far off, the events this week provide a much-needed distraction. Gather the family for a breakfast of pancakes and cartoons at the West Tisbury Library on Thursday morning. […]
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Islanders continued to feel the effects of this week’s blizzard Tuesday morning, with power still out for thousands and transportation limited. Read more on this story at the Vineyard Gazette Photo by Tim Johnson After Blizzard, Island Attempts to Dig Out was last modified: March 3rd, 2026 by Andrew Rice
See MoreThings feel slower on the Vineyard this week, as many travel off-Island for a well-deserved get away. For those remaining, there are still plenty of activities to enjoy for that perfect staycation. Louisa Gould Gallery presents its winter group show, featuring new works by gallery artists through Feb. 26. Slow down on Thursday to repurpose old […]
See MoreLove is in the air this week on the Vineyard, with festive events for all ages. Decorate cupcakes and more at Pal-entine’s Day on Friday at the West Tisbury Library for ages 0-18. On Saturday, join Chilmark Chocolates founder, Jan Campbell, for a hands-on chocolate-making class, or explore local jeweler Kathy Tackabury’s latest collection of Island-made pieces. Also on Saturday, […]
See MoreSeventy-five years after they were produced, scientists at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have recently rediscovered the earliest known recordings of humpback whale songs. Read More on this story at the Vineyard Gazette Time Traveling With a Humpback Whale was last modified: February 17th, 2026 by Andrew Rice
See MoreJunior Ethan Knight went in-depth on his weightlifting hobby for this year’s high school science fair. For research, he and his friends tested the ways music impacted their performance at the gym. Read more on this story at the Vineyard Gazette Passion and Creativity Shine at High School Science Fair was last modified: […]
See MoreFebruary has arrived and the groundhog announced six more weeks of winter. But fear not, Island activities still abound, keeping the community energy alive and well. On Thursday, the Martha’s Vineyard Museum explores the deeper meaning of winter, and the Edgartown Public Library hosts an origami Masu box workshop with Caroline Drogin. Explore rug hooking at the opening reception for […]
See MoreTed Box, a master shipbuilder, furniture-maker, dancer, musician and writer who captivated the Vineyard with his quixotic, decade-long project to build a wooden, 70-foot scow vessel in Vineyard Haven called Seeker, died on Jan. 18. Read more on the story at the Vineyard Gazette. Photo by Jeanna Shepard Ted Box, Eclectic Ship Builder and […]
See MoreWhile the Island continues to shovel itself out from last weekend’s snowfall, the week ahead offers plenty of activities to curb cabin fever. Build confidence, connection and cultural fluency with a conversation-based Brazilian Portuguese course at Haven beginning on Thursday evenings. Enjoy an evening of socializing and needlepoint tips and tricks every Thursday with Sip and Stitch. Design and create your […]
See MoreOn home ice Saturday, regional high school senior Elle Mone scored her 100th career point, a rare hockey achievement not seen in over a decade on the girls team. Read more on this story at the Vineyard Gazette. Photo by Ray Ewing Girls Hockey Star Achieves 100 Point Milestone was last modified: February 3rd, […]
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