My column about “An Iliad,” the one-man show that Circuit Arts produced with Lagan Love, included the horrifyingly long list ...

Seven new portraits by Elizabeth Whelan are featured in her show “In Character,” at the M.V. Playhouse through July 18. “I’ve ...

The Louisa Gould Gallery is proud to announce its summer exhibition, “Light & Form,” featuring more than 40 works of fine art by sculptor Gwen Marcus and realist painter Sean Roach. The show will open ...

July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month, and new national data reveals that pets are nearly twice as likely to go missing during the summer months. As the Island fills with visitors and families, ...

This season, Kara Taylor is celebrating her 25th year as a professional artist. Taylor opened her first gallery in 2000 at Nip ’n’ Tuck Farm when she was 25 years old. After three locations, and a ...

A new collection of housing reports is highlighting significant wealth disparities seen across the Vineyard, an increase in housing insecurity, and how substantially the short-term rental market is ...

Add it to the list of fanfare surrounding the “Jaws” 50th anniversary on the Island: The Mass Lottery is hosting what they ...

Welcome to the heart of summer, and we hope you are enjoying all that our Island has to offer.  We have lots of news to share ...

Martha’s Vineyard Hospital is reporting an increase in tick-related visits to the emergency room to start the summer season, ...

The Tisbury Street Fair lit up Main Street Haven Tuesday night, heralding the 354th anniversary of Tisbury’s official incorporation back in 1671.  The annual celebration that started in 1971 brought ...

Two of Martha’s Vineyard United’s youth summer soccer teams headed off to Lancaster to compete in the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions (MTOC) last month, earning respectable placements.  The boys ...

Sandra L. Healy, 84, of Dartmouth, formerly of Haven, died unexpectedly at St. Luke’s Hospital in New Bedford on July 3, 2025. She was the mother of Elexis Wildanger and Glenn Pachico, and was ...