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The Adult and Community Education Program of Martha’s Vineyard will hold a free course sampling fair on Sept. 22 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the high...
IMP now offers classes and performance opportunities for all types of young actors. Whether they like to play with a script or without, actors ages...
Jeanne Campbell will present a program called The Galapagos on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 7 p.m. at the Vineyard Haven Public Library.
Following in...
Beatles Book Published
Tom Dresser’s new book, It Was 40 Years Ago Today, has been published to coincide with the anniversary of the Beatles...
The Martha’s Vineyard Cultural Council is calling for funding proposals from individuals, organizations and schools. Council grants are to support...
Family Dance-O-Rama
The free, weekly all-age disco at Nectar’s is continuing every Sunday, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. into mid-October. These popular...
Author John Hough Jr. talks about his acclaimed new book, Seen the Glory, about two brothers from Martha’s Vineyard during the Civil War, at the...
How does a boy from Weaverville, North Carolina, land of cattle ranchers and tobacco farmers, grow up to be a dancer?
The problems of the New Bedford fast ferry that Dan Greenbaum wrote about in the Sept. 11 Gazette may also be viewed in a wider context. His...
Recent Gazette articles on the state’s draft ocean management plan have raised questions about the plan, especially the renewable energy...
Whether or not the con troversy over tearing down Henry Beetle Hough’s historic house is resolved, there is still a need for the Island to honor the...
The skin drum in Tobias Vanderhoop’s hand was small, but the sound it made was huge, echoing off the venerable redbrick buildings of Harvard Yard...