41.39N 70.62W

Articles

‘Ava Pearl’ Crowns Rhode Island Fast Ferry Fleet

Rhode Island Fast Ferry is celebrating its 18th season of operating fast ferry service from Quonset Point, North Kingstown to Oak Bluffs, Martha’s Vineyard.  If you are traveling from points west of Massachusetts this convenient ferry service will Skip all the Cape Cod traffic. Travel with Rhode Island Fast Ferry and you will spend less […]

See More

Dining on MV – Great Meals in Outdoor Spaces

Welcome to Martha’s Vineyard’s amazing summer weather. Take advantage of the warm, sunny days by eating outdoors: by the sea or tucked discreetly in a hidden garden. From lobster in the rough to white table clothe dining, MVOL.com wishes you bon appetit!

See More

Inn Style: The Nobnocket Boutique Inn

  The Nobnocket Boutique Inn has become the  first Martha’s Vineyard property to win the luxury travel award for excellence from Conde Nast Johansens for “Best Small & Exclusive Property 2020” for North America & Caribbean. To learn more about the Inn, read this article that originally appeared in a print edition of the Vineyard Gazette’s […]

See More

Vineyard Gazette Debuts The 2018 Martha’s Vineyard Island Guide

If you’re planning a Vineyard vacation, great news: The 2018 Martha’s Vineyard Island Guide, a brand new glossy publication from the Vineyard Gazette Media Group, has just been published. The 112-page Island Guide is a handy shortcut to all of the Island’s charms, offering a curated collection of top attractions, from hiking trails and farm stands […]

See More

Martha’s Vineyard on $50 (& Change) a Day

Short on time and money?  A 1-day, $50-ish vacation to Martha’s Vineyard may be just what you need!  To create a level playing field, we’ll start the day in Woods Hole in time for the 10:45 am ferry. To board the boat you’ll have to part with $17 for a round trip ticket. Though that’s […]

See More

Black Violin on Stage at the MV Performing Arts Center

Martha’s Vineyard Summer Concert Series concludes on Wednesday, August 23 at 8 pm as Black Violin takes the stage at the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center. Combining a daunting array of musical styles and influences to produce a signature sound that is not quite maestro, not quite emcee, this group of two classically trained violinists […]

See More

The Dirty Dozen Brass Band on Stage at the Old Whaling Church

Martha’s Vineyard Concert Series continues as The Dirty Dozen Brass Band brings its exciting musical mix of R&B blended with the instrumentation of a New Orleans to the Old Whaling Church in Edgartown on Monday, August 21! Featuring Gregory Davis and Efrem Towns on trumpet, Roger Lewis on baritone sax, Kevin Harris on tenor sax, […]

See More

Shopping the Vineyard

Love to shop?  In spite of the Island’s lack of mega-stores (or perhaps because of it) Martha’s Vineyard is a shopper’s dream come true.  Full of small shops, art and craft galleries and open air markets, shopping the Island reveals all sorts of unique merchandise not readily available elsewhere.  Whether you are looking for something […]

See More

What’s Free this Summer on Martha’s Vineyard

One of the biggest misconceptions about Martha’s Vineyard is that it takes a bundle to enjoy the Island.  Not so, we say! Don’t let a light pocket keep you from coming over to the Vineyard for a visit. Besides the easily accessible sandy beaches lapped by crystalline clear water, the summer offers a serious selection […]

See More

MVOL Guide to Buying Local: The Farms of Martha’s Vineyard

When you visit Martha’s Vineyard be prepared to enjoy it with all your senses! From June’s luscious strawberries to the sweet corn of August and the delights of late harvest heirloom tomatoes, squash and other fall produce, buying local lets you savor the very essence of Martha’s Vineyard. CHILMARK Allen Farm Sheep & Wool 421 […]

See More