Last week was exciting. On Sunday (August 23) Lyn and I went to the opening of Sarah Moore’s art show at Homes on Martha’s Vineyard located in Post Office Square in Edgartown. The show featured two dramatic paintings of the ocean and six pen and ink drawings of trees.

Club Passim has an East Chop connection. It has been run for the last seven years by Dan Hogan. Jim Wooster will take over from Dan who is retiring on September 1.

It happened on her fourth trip. Chesca Potter had a dream come true. She met Taylor Swift backstage after her concert at Gillette on July 7.

The house was packed on August 9 when East Chop celebrated the life of Jean Kay. Jay Kay welcomed the guests on behalf of his two sisters, Kathy Kay and Carole Croteau. Rob Hammett read a poem by Elizabeth Frye about a person requesting mourners not to stand at her grave and cry because she is not there. She did not die. Eric Surface played a haunting violin meditation