Arts & Entertainment
To the untrained eye the scene was this: two adults on stage, one speaking in an English accent, the other in a cross between a buccaneer’s...
“Book clubs are frustrating affairs,” says Philip Weinstein, a professor of English at Swarthmore College who will be running one of these...
James H.K. Norton is a retired history professor, farmer and Island historian. He is also a humanist and social ethicist. And lately he...
The Safe Haven Project got four aces last Saturday night in Oak Bluffs when more than a hundred friends and supporters showed up for a couple...
The voices of several Vineyard residents will be featured in the upcoming documentary film Zeb: Schooner Life, which is being produced by...
Chicks With Poker Chips The Martha’s Vineyard Women’s Network hosts a poker afternoon on Sunday, Jan. 27, at The Wharf in Edgartown. From...
Join a Jamaican Feast An Indian feast earlier this month and, now, a five-course dinner from Jamaica: enjoy dinner on Saturday at the Dr....
Island Grown Gourmets The Island Grown Initiative brings together the culinary arts students from Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School...
The Big Chili Contest If you’ve been bragging about your secret family recipe, and know you have the chili the world has been waiting for,...