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Many children are instantly enchanted by the Oak Bluffs institution known as the Flying Horses. But a recently published children’s book, When...
At 70 years old, Jay Schofield will still be the first one in the room to tell a joke or let out a hearty laugh at someone else’s. And when he shakes...
Summer Programs
The high school summer program is now registering for its summer session. Activities taking place at the regional high school...
Hoecakes and Whirligigs
Hoecakes and Whirligigs Week is about to begin. And what, you may ask, is that?
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum is helping...
A new season means new food on Martha’s Vineyard. Across the Island, eateries are shuffling chefs, inventing new menus and changing locations for...
Next week, each day from July 9 to July 13, Mark Bullen will hold master classes in landscape painting. The classes are from 2 to 6 p.m. and cost $...
The Vineyard Playhouse gets going this weekend with three very different performances, at three very different locations, too.
Bekah Brunstetter was feeling lackluster about her play last week. She had already completed a first draft, but there were still kinks to work out...
When the Edgartown Federated Church choir sang their first notes at a church service in Padua, Italy on April 15, they heard something they don’t...
If you need an extra incentive to attend the Chamber Music Society’s first concert of the summer this week, here’s one: It’s free. The tickets have...
Lullaby CDs, like Fred Mollin’s recently released Martha’s Vineyard Lullaby CD, adhere to their own set of parameters. Most important, the music...