This September, the Menemsha Market is returning to the historic fishing village, this time with a new name and a mission to benefit the fishing identity of Menemsha.
A third generation fisherman from Rhode Island, Corey Forrest started this spring as the new director of the Seafood Collaborative, the main program of the Martha’s Vineyard Fishermen’s Preservation Trust.
One does not simply “grow” mushrooms. You nourish, aid and raise them. You provide a home for them to grow themselves, helped along with some water, banging on the ground, and slug-prevention techniques.
Longtime Vineyarder Marc Brown, the creator of the award-winning children’s book and television series Arthur, sold his Vineyard Haven property earlier this month.
New paintings by Kib Bramhall, Tamalin Baumgarten and Heather Neill hung alongside retrospectives from Milton Avery and Thomas Hart Benton at the latest exhibition at the Granary Gallery.
Renowned Black women journalists participated in a discussion of targeted attacks on the press, the deterioration of First Amendment freedoms and their personal responsibilities to ask questions on behalf of the American people.
Ian Peach started as the new executive director at Polly Hill Arboretum in July. He hopes to continue the legacy of education at the property and take a hard look at the impacts of climate change on the arboretum's collection of species.
The Ag Fair adopted the skillet toss in 1998. Women are divided into six age groups and throw an indestructible, 3-pound, 11-once steel frying pan in a straight line as far as they can. No boys allowed.
