Camp Jabberwocky began its 65th summer season as it always does, with songs, hugs and far-out outfits when campers arrived by ferry.

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.

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.

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.

Nature's bounty captured by 22 Vineyard photographers took center stage at Featherstone Center for the Arts on Saturday for the TrailsMV app art reception.

The Martha’s Vineyard Hospital has assembled a permanent art collection of close to 700 works, by some 200 contemporary artists with ties to the Island.

The Vineyard Independence Partnership brings together Islanders with disabilities, family members and friends for activities on the Island.

Flor de Toloache, the all-female Mariachi band, won hundreds of new fans Saturday night.

Islanders gave earful to Steamship Authority governors and senior managers Monday at the first meeting on the Vineyard since last month’s calamitous run of ferry breakdowns and cancellations.

Separated by nearly 300 years, Vivaldi’s Beatus Vir and Eric Whitacre’s The Seal Lullaby were standouts in this year’s spring concerts by the Island Community Chorus.