It was once the sparkling gateway to Oak Bluffs. The sandy shores and clear waters of Sunset Lake made it an attraction in its own right. In the summer there were paddle boats for rent and crabbing...

Islander Ted Murphy has a few strategies to deal with summer traffic: he cuts down on visits to the post office and gym, uses his bike a lot, and when he does drive, he circumnavigates most of the...

The Martha’s Vineyard International Film Festival, sponsored by the Martha’s Vineyard Film Society, will bring cinematic highlights from across the globe to Island theatres from Sept. 5...

Set in present day, The Five Headed Dragon draws upon ancient inspiration. In a phone interview with the Gazette, Island author Michael G. West said that Enoshima Engi, an 11th century Japanese...

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks was on the founding fathers beat long before Lin-Manuel Miranda. In 1993, she wrote the America Play, which took Abraham Lincoln as its subject....

MIT biochemist Dr. Kevin Esvelt will speak about genetic editing on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Katharine Cornell Theatre along with Dr. Neel Aluru, an environmental epigeneticist at the Woods Hole...

About 80 people sang and chanted at the Soldiers’ Memorial Fountain in Oak Bluffs Saturday afternoon in support of counter-protests to the recent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va...

Sen. Edward W. Brooke 3rd was not a typical Republican senator. As the first African American popularly elected to the U.S. Senate, he represented a bipartisanship and commitment to civil rights....

The Camp Ground lit up for the 148th Grand Illumination on Wednesday evening. Before the lights went out and the lanterns were turned on, crowds packed the Tabernacle for a concert by the Vineyard...

Black Violin was originally scheduled to perform at the Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, August 23, but due to a family emergency the concert has been rescheduled for next summer. Wilner...