The motto of WVVY radio used to be “You Never Know What You’re Going to Hear Next.” And now, following the station’s recent signal boost, you may even be able to hear whatever...

For those between the ages of 14 and 19 who are interested in getting a handle on technology, or simply want to gain some new skills for the future, Alex’s Place is offering an opportunity to...

Few things can be found on both the streets of Manhattan and the frozen tundra of the Ice Age. The ginkgo tree is one of them. And next week at the Polly Hill Arboretum, Sir Peter Crane, Dean of the...

Amidst shouts in Italian and a few anachronistic jokes, James Reston Jr.’s play, Galileo’s Torch, based on the life and trial of Galileo Galilei had its Martha’s Vineyard premiere...

The Gay Head Gallery sees itself as more than just a place to display art. Instead, Megan Ottens-Sargent, the gallery’s owner, has reinvented the space in the past few years to give it a...

Ellis Paul may not be a Vineyard native, but it sure feels that way.“Even though he’s not from here, he’s very much from here,” said Tony Lombardi, the director of Alex’...

In celebration of the anniversary of the Voting Rights Act, members of the Martha’s Vineyard community gathered on Thursday at Lola’s Southern Seafood to listen to a conversation between...

Much like moths around a lamp, a crowd of Vineyarders and visitors gathered last Friday at the Tabernacle in Oak Bluffs to hear true stories told live, ranging from a jury duty experience to a visit...

Beginning this Thursday, Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs will be filled with the sounds of dancing feet, rhythmic drumming and thunderous applause as the Island gathers once again for the annual Built on...

Nearly a year to the day of Michael Brown’s killing in Ferguson, Mo., the New Press organized a panel discussion at the Katharine Cornell Theatre in honor of the publication of The Ferguson...