Passionata, the new play by Gwyn McAllister, is a sparkling period comedy that dances nimbly on the edge of farce. Running through July 14 at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse, Passionata takes...

Cutting ties with the federal government has liberated the Vineyard’s free summer lunch program, which begins its second season July 9. “The federal Summer Food Service Program is a...

How do you like your coffee? It’s not a simple question of black or light any more—especially in high summer, when seasonal specialty cafés crowd in to join year-round Martha’s...

Vineyard Arts Project is back with another season of cutting-edge dance, opera and musical theatre residencies, each concluding with a public performance of works in progress. Artists in residence at...

Ferry passengers disembarking in Woods Hole Friday morning got a welcome most of them hadn’t expected, from a cheering throng of more than 40 Camp Jabberwocky campers, counselors and families...

For the second year in a row, a truck-based produce market will be making the rounds of Martha’s Vineyard neighborhoods five afternoons a week, laden with locally-grown vegetables, fruits and...

The Yard exploded into its summer season last week, with a powerful program featuring three works in progress by young female dancers and choreographers from New York. Nudity, explicit sexual imagery...

When Margot Datz began painting the walls of the children’s room at the Edgartown Public Library last fall, she expected the work to take three or four months at most. Six months later, Ms....

When a group show opens at Featherstone Center for the Arts, it’s always a party. When 22 photographers and a dozen Island conservation agencies team up for an opening, it becomes a major...

What began as a rebellion against bland insti tutional décor has led the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital to assemble a permanent art collection of close to 700 works, by some 200 contemporary...