On Saturday, Oct. 24, the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center will screen Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the National Lampoon.
Mass. Memories Road Show, a public history project that is digitizing family photos and memories from across the state, will be on the Island this Sunday.
It’s time once again to go whole hog at the Porks and Knives class billed as Four Days of the Pig: From Slaughter to Butchery and Beyond.
Our one feline resident is orange senior citizen Milo. He has seemed to blossom since entering the cat room.
Edgartown and Oak Bluffs police said they are investigating two Friday car thefts that appear to be related.
Island World War II veterans are invited to attend Heroes Remembered, a special ceremony next week honoring veterans from the second World War.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Martha’s Vineyard hosted their annual MV Big Golf Fore Kids tournament, sponsored by Martha’s Vineyard Savings Bank and Mink Meadows Golf Club, in blustery weather on Oct. 4.
The eighth annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk takes place on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 11 a.m. beginning at the Edgartown Park and Ride, off Edgartown-Vineyard Haven Road.
As the sunlight wanes, the words begin to wax. So says the Vineyard Playhouse as it prepares to begin its Poetry Cafe series once again.
Mink Meadows is hosting a charity golf tournament on Oct. 25 to benefit the Tisbury School’s eighth grade trip to Washington, D.C.
The cat room still has only one resident. Miss Kitty is approximately one year old. She is a black and gray tabby who is very affectionate and loves to play.
The Cape Cod and Islands Commission on the Status of Women will hold a public hearing and discussion next week on the Vineyard.