With two days remaining, the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival has already taken audiences from New Orleans to Cuba, into a New York city courtroom, around the state of Texas with a barnstorming...

After a public outcry, a letter from elected state officials and a petition to Gov. Baker with some 900 signatures, the Steamship Authority told its architects to scrap their original design for a...

Vineyard audiences have two more chances to take part in a daring, international theatre experiment that changes with every performance. More than just a solo play, White Rabbit Red Rabbit unplugs...

Tuesday morning in Falmouth, the Steamship Authority will reveal three revised design concepts for the Woods Hole terminal building. Following the 10 a.m. meeting and presentation, drawings of the...

Last month, Brooke Hardman Ditchfield directed a cast and crew of some 75 students at the high school Performing Arts Center for a musical version of Shakespeare’s As You Like It. This weekend...

What did we just see? This was no idle question for the audience after Saturday’s Winter Yard performance by Bridgman|Packer Dance. The Hudson Valley-based company has just two members, but...

The Steamship Authority is taking steps to create and fill new management positions and add computerized systems for training, safety and quality, senior managers and their independent consultants...

A year ago this month the Steamship Authority hit bottom — not with the soft grounding of the ferry Woods Hole in Vineyard Haven on March 15, but two days later on St. Patrick’s Day. On...

When The Yard brings a band to Martha’s Vineyard, it’s always a spellbinding show by musicians who, while not universally known, are among the best in the world at what they do. Past...

Less than a year after the ferry Martha’s Vineyard experienced a series of breakdowns after returning from an $18 million refurbishment at a Rhode Island shipyard, the Steamship Authority board...