Featherstone Center for the Arts

When the Art Work Speaks Louder Than the Artist

More than 70 Island artists contributed work for Featherstone’s anonymous art auction fundraiser.

Featherstone Benefit Embraces Anonymity

Featherstone Center for the Arts is going anonymous. Well, not the center, but that is the theme of its benefit event on Saturday, August 25, beginning at 5:30 p.m.

Potters Bowl

Fill your belly and your creative spirit on Sunday at the annual Potters Bowl held at Featherstone Center for the Arts.

When Art and Life Are Woven Together

Shelly Davis bought her loom, a four harness Nilus Leclerc, in 1975. It weighs more than she does, and it arrived in pieces with a guidebook called “Weaving: A Fantastic Hobby.”

Opera With Laughs at Featherstone

Opera at Featherstone this year strips away the ponderous trappings of traditional opera to reveal the pure beauty of the music, sung by highly trained vocalists from the Metropolitan Opera and other stages.

Opera at Featherstone; Comedy Meets Soaring Arias Effortlessly

Three young Metropolitan Opera singers are making their Opera at Featherstone debut next weekend.

Peering Behind the Photograph

Weekly photographer’s salons at Featherstone showcase the work of one Island photographer. Ray Ewing kicked off this year’s series.

Featherstone Cancels Musical Mondays

Musical Mondays, the popular outdoor summer concert series held at Featherstone Center for the Arts for the past 21 years, will be cancelled this summer.

Art of the Hike Invites Everyone Outdoors

Nature's bounty captured by 22 Vineyard photographers took center stage at Featherstone Center for the Arts on Saturday for the TrailsMV app art reception.

Schule Chapel Is Dedicated at Featherstone

A large crowd gathered Sunday for the dedication of a small chapel at Featherstone Center for the Arts. The chapel is a gift from the Rev. John Schule, retired pastor of the Federated Church.

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