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Just after lunchtime on Saturday, Gregg Harcourt and his wife Mary Wolverton will begin poking around the Katharine Cornell Theatre, managing the...
Lifeguard Class
The YMCA of Martha’s Vineyard is offering a lifeguard certification course beginning March 14.
The course will run over two...
Limerick Challenge
A public library by definition is free. However, on Sunday, March 13 at 3 p.m. the West Tisbury Library will be asking those...
Irish Alpacas
Skip the beer and go for the yarn.
Island Alpaca is having a St. Patrick’s Day open house on two consecutive weekends: March 12...
Next Sunday, March 13, at 11 a.m. the Unitarian Universalist Society of Martha’s Vineyard is going vocal with guest preacher, Reverend Bill Clark...
Winter Walk
The hint of spring is upon us. Although the cold weather has not completely given up, the light lingers longer these days and there...
Book Group Assembles
The Edgartown Library’s book group’s next meeting will be on March 29 at 4 p.m. The book under scrutiny will be The Fiddler...
Poet Rebecca Gayle Howell is a reader first and foremost. When she started to read in a serious way at the age of 11, Ms. Howell would sneak away...
Spring must be on its way; the Island Theatre Workshop’s spring play festival, now in its fifth year, is about to begin.
This year’s festival...
March Madness is not confined to college basketball. Featherstone Gallery in Oak Bluffs is dedicating its month of madness to the arts. In...
Party in the Pews
Mardi Gras, French for Fat Tuesday, most likely conjures up images of celebrating decadence. From the beads and nearly-bare...
On Thursday, Feb. 17, I led the Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation’s winter walk at the Phillips Preserve hoping to hear the great horned owls that nest...