Early fall traffic on Steamship Authority ferries has been robust this year, with Labor Day weekend bringing an end-of-summer spike in travelers, although still slightly short of last year’s...

For the first time in his 50 years of painting and exhibiting on Martha’s Vineyard, Allen Whiting has a show in Edgartown. Through Friday at the Old Sculpin Gallery on Dock street, six...

Barney Zeitz is thinking big again. In his home studio near Lake Tashmoo, the longtime Island artist has created monumental steel sculptures for the town of Plymouth (the Immigrant Memorial near...

Martha’s Vineyard residents in need are eating more locally-raised food than ever before, thanks to a network of Island farms, volunteers and social service agencies in the Island Grown...

More than half a dozen World War II-era planes paid a visit to Martha’s Vineyard Sunday, landing at the Katama Airfield where the pilots brunched at the Right Fork Diner before taking to the...

The Winter Street Gallery in Edgartown continues its mission of bringing cutting-edge visual arts to the Vineyard with a new show by students in the Yale School of Art’s MFA photography program...

Ten years ago this month, Ann Smith was named executive director of Featherstone Center for the Arts in Oak Bluffs, replacing her mother, Francine Kelly, who had run the community nonprofit since...

The Tisbury board of health meets Thursday to continue a discussion on whether to recommend that the town allow sports groups to rent Veterans Memorial Park this fall. On Tuesday, the board voted to...

On Thursday evening about 40 fans of all ages, from seniors to young children, enjoyed a socially-distanced performance by the PickPocket Bluegrass Band at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum....

The Martha’s Vineyard International Film Festival returns Tuesday through Sunday, with 12 feature films from as many countries and a program of shorts representing half a dozen nations....