Annual Holiday Light Display Brightens Oak Bluff's Ocean Park.
Annual Holiday Light Display Brightens Oak Bluff's Ocean Park.
In a match that lasted just under an hour and a half last Saturday afternoon, the Vineyard boys successfully defended their Massachusetts division three state championship title with a 4-1 win against Bromfield.
The Taste of the Vineyard is an event for serious eaters and dancers; it is in all senses of the word a scene. It’s a night of good eats, tall drinks and even taller heels. It’s a night to kick off the season, be seen on the dance floor and get out the seersucker bow tie.
Happy Father's Day to all our readers near and far. Restaurant Week begins today on the Vineyard with lower prices and continues through June 20. Each year Island chefs step up to the stove and create new menu items to go along with everyone's favorites.
It was Little League night at Vineyard Baseball Park as the M.V. Sharks opened their season against the Brockton Rox on Tuesday. The skies opened in the bottom of the sixth inning, suspending play with the score tied 2-2.
For the second straight year, the Vineyard boys tennis team will go to the division three state tournament. The boys swept Westport 5-0 in Barnstable Saturday afternoon to repeat as south section champions.
With the opening notes of Edward Elgar’s traditional processional music Pomp and Circumstance, two long columns of graduates – the boys in purple robes and the girls in white – made their way down the aisle of the Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon.
Despite strong gusts of wind, and ominous clouds looming overhead, the West Tisbury Farmers' Market opened its season Saturday morning to an increasingly robust crowd.
There is a lot of great baseball being played on the Island. Little Leaguers take the field at Veira Park in Oak Bluffs, while women's softball swing the bat at Veteran's Memorial Park in Vineyard Haven. This Tuesday the Martha's Vineyard Sharks have their opening game.
A standing ovation welcomed the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School’s class of 2013 to the stage at their commencement ceremony on Sunday afternoon. The crowd cheered excitedly as the graduates, wearing wreaths of purple flowers in their hair, entered the white tent.
They were 48 and one dog strong Saturday morning, gathered at Katama Point, the start of the Martha's Vineyard Land Bank's annual cross Island hike.
There’s something romantic about hay bales dotting the rolling fields of the Vineyard at this time of year. And then there’s the smell. Crisp, soft, sweet, it fills the senses (unless of course you are allergic). It’s haying season again on Island farms.
After a cool and rainy spring, June's warm temperatures and blue skies brought beach lovers out for a walk on Moshup Beach in Aquinnah.
Read more about Saturday's Relay for Life benefit at Walking to End Cancer at Relay For Life.
Photographer Tim Johnson takes a close look at the shapes and textures around us.
Hot dogs sizzled, children laughed, and a mandolin played as rowboats floated in a calm pond and a small pony ambled down a wooded trail at the Tisbury Town Picnic on Monday.
On the first sunny day of the Memorial Day weekend, hundreds showed up for a morning parade in Vineyard Haven that paid tribute to the sacrifice of those who have given their lives in service to the country. The parade began at 10 a.m.