It's time to race your wooden shark fins and help support Felix Neck! The first "shark" to make it across Sengekontacket Pond and over the finish line wins...
Explore Poucha Pond and the salt marshes of Chappaquiddick by kayak. Launch from Dike Bridge gatehouse. Last boat rental is at 3 p.m. Children 15 and under...
Rev. Cynthia Hubbard, priest associate at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, will be the guest preacher at the Federated Church.
Though retired, Cynthia is very...
MVCMA services are held 9:30 a.m. on Sundays in July and August. Services are interdenominational and all are welcome.
A LIVE stream is also available on...
Beach Road Weekend is produced by the Martha’s Vineyard Concert Series with support from Innovation Arts & Entertainment.
Gates open at 10 a.m. Music starts...
The Edgartown Light stands perched at the mouth of the harbor, watching over beachgoers and sailors alike. Today, it seems as though the conical iron tower...
In 1973, choreographer Patricia N. Nanon had an idea: a colony for performing artists, nestled in the hills of Chilmark, devoted to providing the time,...
This exhibition traces the Jewish community on the Island from its beginnings just after 1900, through the formation of the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center...
Ride the carousel and try to grab the brass ring at the Flying Horses, America's oldest carousel.
Since 1884, the Flying Horses Carousel has delighted...
Experience the history of the Gay Head Lighthouse at the Island's westernmost point and the first lighthouse constructed on Martha's Vineyard. Admission is...
It has been said that the only thing constant in life is change. We talk about change of jobs, change of venue, change of scenery – – all the physical ways...
Let’s get together and combine paper, bits & pieces and glue to reflect reality. We will work on 3 items. The process is fun and virtually foolproof. Each...
Discover the waters and natural history of Long Cove Pond as you paddle about on a self-guided tour.
Rentals are available on the western side of Long Cove...
Enjoy Sundays in Oak Bluffs near the harbor by shopping for Island-grown produce, specialty foods, arts, crafts, handmade jewelry and vintage finds. ...
A Vineyard summer tradition and the only weekly juried art show where the public can meet over 70 artisans and buy directly from them. Many demonstrations,...
MVBLM moved to virtual meetings for the fall, winter and early spring. We now meet monthly on the first Sunday. Please visit MVBLM.org to sign up for...
The Aquinnah Cultural Center Inc. is an independent non-profit organization whose purpose is to preserve the culture and history of the Aquinnah Wampanoag....
Louisa Gould says “Christie’s paintings are meditative and contemplative gems for your wall. Christie creates a soft-landing place for the viewer to breath,...
New small works by gallery artists under $1,000: Ann Mallory, Doug Henry, Timothy Gillespie, Donna Blackburn, Suzanne Hill, Ann Rohzon, Rebecca Everett and...
New works by Gallery Artists: Paul Beebe, Peter Batchelder, Wooley Dutton, Rick Fleury, Kate Huntington, Larry Johnston, Sean Roach, Jack Yuen and David...
The Ruel Gallery is open for its third season featuring paintings by Colin Ruel. New this season: his one of a kind oyster knives! Also featured is Nettie...
Visit this exhibit of new work by Charly Palmer. From the artist statement: "I started a journey 44 years ago. My desire was to be the best artist I could...
Discover contemporary visions of the sea in this new exhibition opening Saturday at Winter Street Gallery. Ranging from depictions of beach-dwelling snails...
Natural organic seaweed art made on handmade paper by local artist Corinna Kaufman. Come enjoy this rare Victorian art form. Private showings available.
Open during MV Film Center hours, this exhibit showcases the work of Alejandro Carreño.
Alejandro Carreño was born in 1962 in Havana. At the age of 16, he...
This is a non-instructional time for those familiar with ceramics to work on their own in the Pottery Studio. Attendees must have basic knowledge and be...
