Tisbury police officer Jeffrey Day will be teaching a free hunter safety course over three days in May.
At its annual meeting Saturday, the Island Housing Trust hosts a panel of experts to discuss affordable housing solutions.
Connect to End Violence holds the third annual sexual assault awareness walk to show support for survivors in the Vineyard community.
The charter school is hosting the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe this weekend at the Katharine Cornell Theatre in Vineyard Haven.
This weekend Shakespeare for the Masses performs their take on All’s Well That Ends Well.
Along with the sound of pinkletinks, keep your ears open for the mews of newborn kittens.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission will soon decide the fate of a proposed 31-acre subdivision on Pine Hill Road in West Tisbury. The former farmland would be divided five residential lots of varying sizes.
Spring has sprung, Scandinavian-style, as the Island Community Chorus offers its spring annual concert.
Edgartown selectmen voted Monday to withdraw an article from the upcoming annual town meeting warrant that would regulate the use of firearms, after hearing concerns from local hunters.
It’s shear joy as the Farm Institute brings together all things wool at Sheepapalooza on Saturday.
Thimble Farm invites mushroom lovers to come learn how to supply your family and friends with bushels of them each season.
Bradley Memorial Church, one of the first African American churches on the Island, is the subject of a new exhibit at the Martha's Vineyard Museum.