Generations of Jasons have cared for the bravest little wooden dragger like the member of the family she is. It’s not getting any easier.
Generations of Jasons have cared for the bravest little wooden dragger like the member of the family she is. It’s not getting any easier.
Hannah Moore comes from a creative family. So, it was no surprise that she would grow up to be an artist as well.
“From a young age I told people I was going to be an artist when I grew up.”
Chef Nemo Bolin, who grew up on the Vineyard and honed his cooking skills at l’etoile in Edgartown, takes home the top prize on Chopped.
Nemo Bolin’s culinary journey has taken him from the Vineyard to Boston, the West Coast and Providence, R.I. Most recently he took first prize in an episode of Chopped on the Food Network
Checking in with one local business to see how it’s faring in the strange new world of Covid.
Checking in with one local business to see how it’s faring in the strange new world of COVID.
A richly illustrated new book reminds us why the Island’s bounty of open space is not to be taken for granted.
A richly illustrated new book reminds us why the Island’s bounty of open space is not to be taken for granted.
Our colleague Bill Eville made the Modern Love column this week in The New York Times. Just like all of Bill's pieces, this one is well worth the read.
We barely spoke. He didn’t charge me. I’ll never forget it.
Union Chapel may be closed in Oak Bluffs, but that doesn't mean the 96-year-old pipe organ inside won't undergo a complete restoration.
The pipe organ at Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs was set to be rededicated this summer, 96 years after it was first installed in the historic house of worship.
Alison Shaw photographed a rainbow breaking through cloudy skies on the South Shore.
Martha's Vineyard Magazine's cover photo
The new coronavirus made it seem like the world had stopped. But both on Island and off, those who care about the Vineyard community did not stand idly by.
The new coronavirus made it seem like the world had stopped. But both on Island and off, those who care about the Vineyard community did not stand idly by.
Who makes the best breakfast sandwich? What about the best bowl of clam chowder? And where is the best spot to dine outside? The votes are in, the ballots have been counted, and the winners for the Best of the Vineyard 2020 contest in the Food + Drink category are...https://mvmagazine.com/best-of-the-vineyard/food-drink.
Martha's Vineyard Magazine presents Best of the Vineyard.
What hotel has the best family activities? What about best budget-friendly lodging? And where is the best spot for a romantic getaway? The votes are in, the ballots have been counted, and the winners for the Best of the Vineyard 2020 contest in the Lodging category are...https://mvmagazine.com/best-of-the-vineyard/lodging.
Martha's Vineyard Magazine presents Best of the Vineyard.
Where's the best beach? Who rents the best bikes? And what trail is home to the Island's best nature walk? The votes are in, the ballots have been counted, and the winners for the Best of the Vineyard 2020 contest in the Great Outdoors category are...https://mvmagazine.com/best-of-the-vineyard/great-outdoors.
Martha's Vineyard Magazine presents Best of the Vineyard.
Where can you get the best haircut? What's the best studio to practice yoga? And who's the Island's best doctor? The votes are in, the ballots have been counted, and the winners for the Best of the Vineyard 2020 contest in the Health + Beauty category are...https://mvmagazine.com/best-of-the-vineyard/health-beauty.
Martha's Vineyard Magazine presents Best of the Vineyard.
Who does the best kitchen design? Who's the best landscape architect? And who provides the best veterinary service? The votes are in, the ballots have been counted, and the winners for the Best of the Vineyard 2020 contest in the Services category are...https://mvmagazine.com/best-of-the-vineyard/services.
Martha's Vineyard Magazine presents Best of the Vineyard.
What's the best family activity? Who's the best live band? And what's the best radio station? The votes are in, the ballots have been counted, and the winners for the Best of the Vineyard 2020 contest in the Events and Entertainment category are...
https://mvmagazine.com/best-of-the-vineyard/events-entertainment.
Martha's Vineyard Magazine presents Best of the Vineyard.
Who sells the best flowers? Where can you get the best gift? And what's the best new Island store? The votes are in, the ballots have been counted, and the winners for the Best of the Vineyard 2020 contest in the Shopping category are...https://mvmagazine.com/best-of-the-vineyard/shopping.
Martha's Vineyard Magazine presents Best of the Vineyard.
Who has the best breakfast? Where is the best beach? Who sells the best shoes? The answers to these questions and more will be revealed starting Monday, June 15th during our first-ever virtual awards ceremony for the annual Best of the Vineyard contest. Each day at 9 a.m. on the magazine's website (https://mvmagazine.com/best-of-the-vineyard) we will release a BOV category showcasing this year's winners. Be sure to tune in!
In lieu of its Best of the Vineyard Awards party, which was cancelled due to the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, Martha’s Vineyard Magazine will announce the winners in a series of online events.
Sometimes getting a fish on the line is beside the point.
Sometimes getting a fish on the line is beside the point.
This year we were unable to celebrate with the winners of the annual Best of the Vineyard contest in person. But that doesn't mean we won't announce them!
Tune in next week for a virtual celebration honoring the 2020 Best of the Vineyard winners.
Painter Rachael Cassiani was born and raised on Martha’s Vineyard. So it’s probably no surprise that the intersection of land, sea, and sky is her constant source of inspiration.
Painter Rachael Cassiani was born and raised on Martha’s Vineyard. So it’s probably no surprise that the intersection of land, sea, and sky is her constant source of inspiration.
Remember trying to adjust to those first, disorienting days of the coronavirus?
Are you interested in eating more local food this year? Our food writer Susie Middleton has the rundown you need about direct farm-to-customer sales for the summer of 2020.
I’m determined to grow more food this year.
Skip Finley's quest to find out more about an African American whaling captain from Martha’s Vineyard ended up uncovering a long-lost history of America’s first meritocracy.
One man’s quest to find out more about an African American whaling captain from Martha’s Vineyard ended up uncovering a long-lost history of America’s first meritocracy.
Edgartown's poet laureate, Steve Ewing, takes on the coronavirus in his latest poem.
Corona versus.
Many things are uncertain right now, but one thing that isn't is love. In fact, it's more important now than ever.
With the coronavirus pandemic, we realize that many have had to change or alter their plans regarding their Martha's Vineyard wedding.
Have you had to change your date? Opted for an elopement? Are you planning a Zoom ceremony? Let our sister publication, Island Weddings magazine, know how you’re coping with love in the time of corona by filling out their survey: https://bit.ly/Coronavirus-Wedding-Survey.
Corona Virus Island Wedding Survey
What might a population of coyotes mean for the Island?
How coyotes might change the Island.
Artist Fae Kontje-Gibbs is always experimenting with printmaking. “I bring what’s more invisible and internal to the plate, and then I start the process of making it visible,” she says of her work.
“I’m always experimenting. In general, I’m pretty much finding as I go along.” - Fae Kontje-Gibbs
Nearly every major summer event on the Vineyard has been canceled with the latest announcement of the Oak Bluffs Fireworks and Grand Illumination Night not happening this year.
The Oak Bluffs fireworks will be cancelled this year due to the pandemic, the town firemen’s civic association said late Wednesday.
Our sister publication The Vineyard Gazette is conducting a survey of full-time and seasonal residents and regular visitors to Martha's Vineyard to understand how the coronavirus pandemic has affected their summer plans.
If you have time, please fill it out by clicking into the Gazette's story. The link is at the bottom: https://vineyardgazette.com/news/2020/05/05/gazette-launches-community-survey-pandemic-coming-summer
Some Cold War scientists perfected the art of injecting ticks with new diseases. Others released ticks into new areas to study their spread. Does the story end there?
Some Cold War scientists perfected the art of injecting ticks with new diseases. Others released ticks into new areas to study their spread. But is that the end of the story?
There is a certain poetry to the art and craft of hand-nailing cedar shingles.
Have you ever been shingle minded?
On Friday night, the iconic cliff at Lucy Vincent Beach succumbed to erosion and fell into the sea.
The last finger of the iconic cliffs at Lucy Vincent Beach tumbled into the ocean Friday night, culminating a long but rapid erosion process at the famed Chilmark beach. One of the most photographed landmarks on the Island, the cliffs are also archaeologically significant.
Our May-June cover story is all about Willy Burgdorfer, a government tick researcher, and the history of Lyme disease. Photo courtesy Gary Hettrick, Rocky Mountain Laboratories, NIAID, NIH.
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Thinking of getting a plastic coyote to protect your yard from pesky birds? Think again. These baby geese (and one fearless goose) are more intrigued than scared of this fake fellow.
The Martha's Vineyard Museum is moving along on their project to update the old Marine Hospital in Vineyard Haven to become their new campus. Check out their progress with this great time-lapse of the construction! And for more on this transformation visit https://mvmonthemove.com.
Ever wonder what the ocean looks like at -6 degrees? Jared Maciel took this video over the weekend when sea smoke took over the Island.
Join MV Mag contributor Kate Feiffer at Bunch of Grapes Bookstore this Saturday, June 18, at 10 a.m. for a reading of her new book, My Side of the Car. There will also be a car decorating palooza!
The Musical Theatre Lab at Vineyard Arts Proj
215 Upper Main St
The Musical Theatre Lab at Vineyard Arts Proj
215 Upper Main St
