The Flying Horses carousel opened its 150th 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.
The Flying Horses carousel opened its 150th 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.
From Chilmark to Oak Bluffs, Vineyard Haven to Edgartown, small family groups and boisterous bar parties will celebrate Super Bowl Sunday as an annual break from quiet, brittle February.
Mild. That is the word to describe the weather this January.
A little taste of winter is just about perfect on these still mild January days.
Of all the clouds that form around the Island, sea smoke has the briefest season.
The Vineyard's many avian winter residents have arrived.
For the moment, we can't see any drawbacks to this mild winter. While those north of us will be digging out from snow, the Vineyard woke to rain . . . lots of rain.
The Performing Arts Center hosted two sold out shows by American Muslim dancer and choreographer Amirah Sackett that included everyone from seniors to children, many of whom Ms. Sackett visited with during her two-week residency on the Island.
Unlike the wet, rainy winds in spring, the soft winds of summer or the rustly, quickening breezes of fall, the winter wind is a sound all its own.
In a dream, I watched you ride the horse Over the dry fields and then Dismount: you two walked together; In the dark, you had no shadows. But I felt them coming toward me Since at night they go anywhere, They are their own masters.
This winter the 120-year-old Vose family boathouse is undergoing significant renovations from underneath.
On Saturday birders covered the Island to count individuals and species in the 59th annual Christmas Bird Count, taking place around the world.
Hardy Islanders and music lovers filled the Chilmark Community Center Saturday night for an evening of songs, fellowship and good food.
There is a better way to look at this new season. The sun in winter will now turn back toward the Northern Hemisphere, toward the Vineyard.
On Tuesday morning at the first tick past midnight, a new year begins. Champagne corks will pop in households around the Island, and earlier on Monday Vineyarders will bid adieu to 2018.
Among the Islanders who died in 2018 was Ed Jerome former Edgartown principal and longtime leader of the Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby.
Martha’s Vineyard, it is fair to say, could also be dubbed Artful Island.