Camp Jabberwocky is preparing to welcome a smaller community of people with disabilities and volunteer staffers this season.

A feature film with deep Martha’s Vineyard roots is about to get its long-awaited streaming release, more than a year after the pandemic derailed a live-audience world premiere in Texas.

On the hill that crowns Camp Jabberwocky in Vineyard Haven, a memorial is taking shape that will honor the memories of lost friends.

Camp Jabberwocky is canceling its summer camp programs, executive director Liza Gallagher announced Friday morning.

Tuesday night, Camp Jabberwocky gave a standing-room-only audience the singing, dancing Les Misérables of a lifetime, complete with battles — a tongue-twister showdown was the pivotal scene — magic, mimes and a rabbinical blessing.

With a cast of more than 100, multiple scene locations, elaborate props and plenty of songs, Camp Jabberwocky’s tribute to Rock of Ages drew standing-room-only crowds.

Jabberwocky campers got their yearly jubilant welcome back to the Island on Saturday morning at the Steamship Authority terminal in Vineyard Haven.

Over the winter Camp Jabberwocky underwent an extensive renovation, the first in decades. Campers arrive next week.

Camp Jabberwocky is halfway through a $2 million construction project that will give campers and volunteers a brighter, roomier dining hall, a screened porch and a dedicated infirmary.

When Alex Trebek, Bruno Mars and Queen Elsa from Frozen turn up in a 20th-century fairytale romance, you know you’re in Jabberwocky country.