By Gwyn McAllister You may have seen Althea Freeman-Miller’s distinctive block prints at the Scottish Bakehouse, or if you visited the Artisans Festival or Chilmark Flea Market over the past…
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By Gwyn McAllister “Life beats down and crushes the soul, and art reminds you that you have one.” –Stella Adler While many Vineyard galleries close up shop after Columbus Day,…
By Abby Remer Things are stirring up at that magnificent Martha’s Vineyard Museum on the bluff overlooking Vineyard Haven Harbor. The transformed 1895 Marine Hospital serves the community in so…
By Shelby Regan CB Stark CB Stark has been in the business of Island jewelry for decades. With locations in Edgartown and Vineyard Haven, the popular jewelry store has a…
By Isabel Gitten A whirl of a projector and the crackling of a radio piped in from a transmitter filled the M.V. Ice Arena parking lot. Families and friends gathered…
By Isabel Gitten The show must go on at the M.V. Film Society, and executive director Richard Paradise is enthusiastic about continuing to bring cultural arts to the Island this…
By Kyra Steck For me, summers on the Vineyard have always been defined by small family rituals — waking up at 6 in the morning to make it to the…
By Shelby Regan Look no further for fresh finds, new friends, and good food; this summer marks the 46th annual West Tisbury Farmers Market, held at the fairgrounds at the…
By Clare Lonergan In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of life’s epicurean pleasures must be cast aside, and rightfully so. As we move into this next phase…
By Kelsey Perrett From seaside vistas to pastoral farm fields to dense oak forests, some would say the scenery of Martha’s Vineyard is best enjoyed while rolling by on two…
