Fresh from their Austrian tour last month, the Minnesingers take over the stage at the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center this weekend for two concerts, Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
Fresh from their Austrian tour last month, the Minnesingers take over the stage at the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center this weekend for two concerts, Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
Edgartown celebrated Mother's Day weekend with the annual dog parade organized by the Animal Shelter of Martha's Vineyard.
Any observer of the human scene would have to admit that this week has brought a dramatic acceleration in practically every aspect of Island life.
The Charter School embraces the journey of the Hobbit, performing the classic tale on Friday, May 10 at 6 p.m. and Saturday, May 11 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Restoring Lobsterville Beach: Volunteers turned out for beach grass planting project sponsored by the Wampanoag tribe natural resources department.
Dockside, farmside, brookside, harborside, pondside, roadside, leeside, sunnyside - it's still rock and roll to me.
Baseball diamonds around the Island were busy on Saturday for Little League opening day. From T-ball to the Major League, boys and girls of all sizes, along with their parents and grandparents, embraced a new season of baseball fever.
Goodbye April, hello May. Goodbye showers, hello flowers. Goodbye gray, hello green. Goodbye quiet, hello hustle and bustle. Goodbye closed, hello open.
This year marked the 27th annual Vineyard Conservation Society beach cleanup, and included more than two dozen beaches.
Each spring, with its arrival, reminds us that while our miseries are bounded in time, bliss knows no such limits. Whether the central focus of our celebration is Easter, Passover or the reckless beauty of a sunstruck spring day, the text for this weekend is one and the same.
The osprey are back, pinkletinks are singing, and April showers fall on white pines and choppy harbors.
The spring migration is in full force in April as summer visitors come north while winter residents depart.
The Flying Horses carousel opened its 144th season on Saturday, and hundreds of kids and parents flocked to the carousel to wait in line, choose a horse, and reach for the coveted brass ring that allows for an extra ride free of charge.
Town budgets, school spending, plastic bottles, an historic airfield hangar, toxic jellyfish, and debate over creating a housing bank. Annual town meeting season began last night and covered a broad spectrum of questions put before voters.
The Island's color scheme is now green and yellow with reborn lawns and farm fields, clumps of daffodils bursting into bloom, witch hazel brighteningproperties, and forsythia ready to turn with the next warm, sunny day in dooryards across the Island.
Steamship Authority crew and Menemsha Coast Guard performed a full evacuation of the ferry Nantucket in Fairhaven Monday morning. It was only a drill.