Art, film, dance, books – one of the best things about living on the Vineyard is access to the work of talented makers and artists who call this Island home, whether year-round or seasonally. Friday night, the work of two seasonal residents, Michael J. Fox and Davis Guggenheim, is on the big screen at the […]
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You can count on this: There will be something for everyone at this year’s Climate Action Fair, taking place on Sunday, May 7 from 12 to 4 p.m. at the Agricultural Hall in West Tisbury. Dozens of Island organizations have joined together to offer workshops, crafts, games, art exhibits, and energy consultations – plus food and […]
See MoreNow that horse pastures and hay fields are greening up and the fanciful chartreuse florets of Norway maples are unfurling across the Island, the misty mornings are pretty magical. There’s a feeling that you could be in Ireland or Scotland, only it’s Martha’s Vineyard – even better. If Mother Nature is in charge of the […]
See MoreTwo female llamas arrived at Island Alpaca last weekend to take on their new duty as guard ladies to the alpacas. You could stop and say hello to 15-year-old Poppy and 1-year-old Spring this weekend, any day between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Maybe that’s a side trip on your way back from Birding 101 […]
See MoreEvery day now a restaurant or shop re-opens, a seasonal activity hops back on to the calendar, an outdoor gathering reconvenes. It seems we are truly shaking off winter-itis and loosening up for a more spontaneous approach to spring. Maybe we’ll catch a great film or go out for supper and live music. Or perhaps […]
See MoreWith pinkletinks chirping loudly at Mill Pond and red-breasted robins foraging in front lawns, it feels like spring has finally begun in earnest on the Vineyard. The longer days coinciding with Passover and Easter this weekend bring a much needed burst of light and energy. Whether you’re attending tonight’s Community Seder at the Martha’s Vineyard […]
See MoreThe Complete Martha’s Vineyard Calendar feels robust and inviting this weekend. There are still tickets available to many films in The Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival. Art galleries are opening new exhibits and shows. Have you seen an Abundance of Color at Featherstone? Or Blooms at Louisa Gould Gallery? On Saturday night, you can grab a […]
See MoreThe fully updated 2022 Island Guide is now available from the Vineyard Gazette Media Group. The fifth annual edition of the 120-page full-color glossy magazine includes a detailed town-by-town guide featuring things to do, places to eat and shop, and what to see. Additionally, there are special sections on beaches, arts and entertainment, farmstands, outdoor […]
See MoreThe quiet winter interlude was lovely, but we’re more than ready to turn up the Vineyard volume this week. Right on cue, the calendar is filling up with live music, dance parties, and even a free tango concert. The Ritz Cafe in Oak Bluffs re-opened this week after its winter nap. Trivia is back on Tuesdays, Johnny Hoy […]
See MoreSchool vacation week is the perfect opportunity to hit up Island bookstores and libraries for a great read, a kids craft project, or even to see an art exhibit or a movie. Over the weekend, CLAMS (Cape Libraries Automated Materials Sharing) will be transitioning to a powerful new software system that will make finding and […]
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