The Extraordinary Life of Dorothy West exhibit opens this weekend at the museum and spans Ms. West’s life in Boston, Harlem, Moscow and on the Vineyard.

Far from issuing a hopeless vision of the future, this year's Martha's Vineyard Environmental Film Festival aims to leave audiences optimistic about the solutions to climate change.

The select board voted this week to set a town meeting for June 14 at 7 p.m. in the Aquinnah town hall.

A chance meeting at the Black Dog Tavern inspired documentary filmmaker Davis Guggenheim to make Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie, which premiered in May.

Paying homage to the Vineyard’s history as an African American vacation hub, the new season follows 12 young Black professionals as they navigate relationships in their palatial Oak Bluffs rental.

With abortion care now facing a gauntlet of legal challenges around the country, Elizabeth Barnes thinks everyone should be worried — not just women seeking abortions.

The creativity of Martha's Vineyard Regional High School seniors will take center stage next week at the annual Evening of the Arts.

When wedding vendors gather, it is usually in the thick of event planning, when every spare moment gets eaten up by a loose tablecloth, an out-of-place flower or an errant dining chair.

Vineyarder Danielle Hopkins was recently named one of the 10 law students across the country selected to join the Marshall-Motley Scholars Program.