Fog crept in over the Vineyard this week, settling snugly over the bandstand in Ocean Park and the Tom Maley dancers at the Field Gallery.
Fog crept in over the Vineyard this week, settling snugly over the bandstand in Ocean Park and the Tom Maley dancers at the Field Gallery.
Another sign of late spring as boat launching season has begun at Martha's Vineyard Shipyard. Owners and workers spent the weekend moving boats from cradle to harbor in preparation of Memorial Day weekend.
Every Saturday from April to mid-June, more than 300 youth baseball players take to the Vineyard fields. Volunteer coaches and umpires guide the players through their games, as young batters line up a swing in Tee-Ball and older pitchers fire curveballs in Babe Ruth play.
The DJ cued up every dance craze from Thriller to the Cupid Shuffle at Saturday night's junior prom, held at the Agricultural Hall in West Tisbury.
Father Michael Nagle, pastor of Good Shepherd Parish, gave a prayer and blessing on Saturday. Local motorcyclists gathered, a small turnout compared to past years, at the parking lot in front of the Oak Bluffs Steamship Authority Wharf. For much of the time they extended greetings.
Filming is underway for The Vineyard reality show, which is getting a warm welcome in some quarters.
The regional high school sailing team hosted its final home regatta of the season Friday, defeating Cape and Islands League opponent Barnstable 5-0 in a best-of-five race format. The sailors practice and compete on Lagoon Pond, a far cry from the green fields at the high school.
The thunder and rain held off just long enough for Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary to host its Citizen Science Celebration last Saturday. Visitors had the opportunity to participate in hands-on citizen science work, starting with a guided bird walk and ending with a salamander survey.
Rumbling thunder provided a backdrop for the fourth annual Featherstone Garden Tea Party and Fashion Show on Saturday afternoon, but underneath the grand white tent, all was sunny and bright.
Mother’s Day weekend and the beginning of spring came together this weekend at Edgartown's Pink & Green Weekend Celebration.
The cast and crew of the ABC Family reality show The Vineyard has arrived on the Island.
The following maps show the sea level rise on Martha’s Vineyard that is predicted based on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s high forecast for greenhouse gas emissions and numerous other analyses.
A vast harbor improvement plan in Menemsha is largely complete after five months of work in the harbor.
Scarlet Pangia, age two and a half, and her father Jonathan were at Duarte's Pond off Lambert's Cove Road before five in the morning on Saturday. But they weren't alone; any good trout fisherman knows the fish can start biting before the sun rises.
The Tisbury Senior Center hosted a reception Sunday afternoon for its volunteers, who do everything from answering phones to delivering holiday meals.
The 76 alpaca at Island Alpaca Company in Oak Bluffs get one haircut per year.
Little League Opening Day began with a parade down Circuit avenue in Oak Bluffs. Festivities continued at Veira Park where members of the Martha's Vineyard Tactical Response Team threw out the first pitch. Games will be played Island-wide throughout the day.