In Ekua Holmes’s vibrant seaside collages, a day at the beach is so much more.
By Bijan C. Bayne
No one ever said farming is easy, but with just their four busy hands - and the support of countless others - Fire Cat's Dalila Bennett and Casey Mazar-Kelly are making it work.
By Martha Kirkpatrick
As the Vineyard says goodbye to summer music festival Beach Road Weekend and continues to restrict its already floundering nightlife scene, artists and venue owners wonder whether the Island can reclaim its reputation as a live-music destination.
By Brooke Kushwaha
It takes an extraordinary person to produce greatness year after year, to inspire a staff to stick around, and to make it all seem like so much fun.
By Vanessa Czarnecki
Acclaimed journalist Michele Norris’s latest book explores the big questions posed by short personal stories.
By Sydney Bender
What to do, where to go, what to see, what to read, and more.
The high death toll of whales in local waters has some people pointing their fingers at offshore wind. Is it all just a bunch of newly generated hot air?
By Will Sennott
Fifty years ago, when Universal Studios came to Martha’s Vineyard to shoot the seminal movie Jaws, neither side knew what they were getting into – or what they would get out of it.
By Louisa Hufstader
Mixed-media collage artist Bricque Garber’s latest work might be influenced by somber current events, but she’s still finding plenty of joy in creating – and lifting up others in the process.
By Martha Kirkpatrick
This issue is a big one for us. It not only features the Best of the Vineyard results, our largest undertaking of the year; it also marks Alley Moore’s last as art director, a position he has held since 2003.
