Responding to complaints from Islanders, the Steamship Authority is preparing to resume its former decade-long policy of allowing the 10-ride commuter pass sold at a discount to be used by multiple...

A 2001 Aquinnah bylaw requiring archaeological reviews of proposed building sites has unearthed scores of significant discoveries, revealing glimpses from some 10 millennia of Wampanoag history...

The golden era of reggae and rock-steady gleamed again for two hours at the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center August 13, when Toots & the Maytals delighted their audience with a...

With a lifetime of musical activism and nonviolent resistance behind her, Mavis Staples still sings for peace and justice. August 14 at the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center, Ms....

Joyce’s Way, by Island author and storyteller Susan Klein, is the true story of the late Joyce Brigish, a woman who steadfastly refused to let anyone tell her that her developmentally disabled...

Sunday, August 12 was no ordinary day of worship on Martha’s Vineyard. In the morning, the senior pastors of two famous urban churches preached at about the same time in different towns,...

Compared to the Vineyard Haven Band, the Rolling Stones are just getting started. Founded in 1868, the Island’s summer concert band held its 150th anniversary party August 9 with a gala...

The mercury was edging past 80 degrees when Le Patin Libre, the Montreal skating troupe that is redefining the art of dancing on ice, brought a new show to the Martha’s Vineyard Ice Arena for...

When Alex Trebek, Bruno Mars and Queen Elsa from Frozen turn up in a 20th-century fairytale romance, you know you’re in Jabberwocky country. Camp Jabberwocky’s August 6 production of The...

This is the time of year when curious things are observed in and around Union Chapel, the 1870 octagon in downtown Oak Bluffs. You might hear music playing and catch sight of 19 little kids prancing...