The Barn, Bowl and Bistro hosted a packed house of Islanders on Saturday to benefit Vineyard House with an afternoon of pizza, prizes and sober bowling.

The first annual sober bowling tournament, in partnership with Vineyard House, will take place Saturday, Feb. 15.

Five years later, the nonprofit’s new campus in Vineyard Haven is not only a centralized sober living facility, but a gathering place for the recovery community, too.

The water flowed, along with stories of hope and second chances, on Thursday evening at the 22nd annual Water Tasting by the Sea, a fundraiser for Vineyard House, the Island’s only sober living community.

On Thursday evening, Vineyard House hosted its 21st annual Water Tasting By The Sea benefit at Oyster Pond in Edgartown. Founded in 1997, the organization is a residential community for Islanders in the earliest stages of sobriety.

On Thursday, July 19, Vineyard House will hold their 21st annual Water Tasting By the Sea.

Water sparkled all around at the Friedman estate overlooking the Oyster Pond in Edgartown Thursday evening as Vineyard House celebrated its 20th year.

Vineyard House, the Island’s only sober living community, celebrates its 20th anniversary at this year's Water Tasting by the Sea fundraiser.

The annual Water Tasting by the Sea benefit to raise money for Vineyard House takes place Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on a site overlooking Katama Bay.

Mark Jenkins, who has served as president of the board for 10 years, will step down at the end of January. He will be succeeded by Brian Mackey, a past director of the organization.