Archive
Several people were injured and others suffered property losses when a high-speed ferry returning weekend tourists from Martha’s Vineyard to New...
Debris from heavy winds and rain that swept across the Vineyard yesterday left at least 2,000 Vineyarders without power, roads blocked, dinghies...
The thing Martha’s Vineyard NAACP branch president Laurie Perry-Henry likes best about the jazz band Pieces of a Dream was their sense of...
Suzanne Vega Meets McCullers
In 1940, at just 23, a young Southern writer — a woman no less — wrote a novel that somehow captured the racial...
Island Planning
After the fair, the Agricultural Hall in West Tisbury will not be unoccupied for long: on Wednesday, August 25, at 7:30 p.m., a...
Cave Talk
Prehistorian Duncan Caldwell will explore the ramifications of a single unexplained groove on a cave wall in a talk called Mother Caves...
Tempest in a Lighthouse
Shakespeare’s The Tempest tells a story of shipwrecks, castaways, storms and islands ... all best seen from a lighthouse....
Sweet Words of Youth
West Tisbury Public Library continues its weeklong series showcasing local poets of all ages and styles with Leslie...
It’s not the Estuaries Project, but a project based on the estuary; the first annual collaborative arts retreat working under the title of the...
The Surgeon General of the United States will be on hand in Oak Bluffs on Saturday, August 28, for the 22nd annual Sullivan 5K Run/Walk Road Race...
At an annual Native American speaker series held at Tufts University last winter, Aquinnah Cultural Center program director Linda Coombs saw a...
Benefit for Seniors
Flatbread Pizza will donate part of their sales tonight to the Martha’s Vineyard Center for Living. Each Flatbread pizza sold...