Martha's Vineyard Magazine

11/14/2025

If a tree falls in the forest, there’s a good chance that Zach Pinerio of Chappaquiddick Wood Company heard it – and is heading over to break it down and take it to his studio. Pinerio uses Island trees to create wooden bowls and other items built to last for generations.

Read the story here: https://mvmagazine.com/news/2025/10/16/right-turn

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Photograph 📸: Gabriela Herman

11/12/2025

Last night, the northern lights swept across the night sky. The Vineyard Gazette's Ray Ewing braved the chilly temps to capture this stunning display.

Did you see them?

A brief glimpse of the northern lights graced the skies above the Vineyard tonight.

📸 by Ray Ewing ewing

11/11/2025

The stately houses on William Street in Vineyard Haven are like jewels in a crown. Thanks to a recent renovation, this 1873 home shines with historic charm while accommodating contemporary taste and ways of living.

See how the past is present in our story here: https://mvmagazine.com/news/2025/10/16/grande-dame-william-street

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📸: Exterior by Sheny Leon, interiors by Armhed Louis Jean

11/07/2025

Summer may be over but our appreciation of the natural world isn’t. A well-designed garden is a gift that keeps on giving throughout the seasons. At a home beside Sengekontacket Pond, Tara Gayle of Gayle Gardens created a natural and sustainable year-round oasis for a grateful family.

Read the story here: https://mvmagazine.com/news/2025/10/16/nature%E2%80%99s-course

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Photographs 📸: Christine Sargologos

11/04/2025

What keeps The Lobster Pot cooking? The little cottage at the entrance to Menemsha has been home to generations who have treasured it and the memories created there. When the current resident dug into the house’s past, she found some surprising stories and some ways to let its legacy live on.

Read the essay here: https://mvmagazine.com/news/2025/10/16/lobster-pot-keeps-cooking. Find the issue on newsstands or purchase a copy through the online store: https://vineyardgazettestore.com/product/10/view.

📸 Photograph: Gabriela Herman; Archival photo courtesy of the Liquori family

10/31/2025

In our Fall Home & Garden issue, we visit three homes that are as varied as they are beloved. We explore a sustainable garden that also sustains the family that lives alongside it. And we spend time with an artisan who makes heirlooms from Island trees.

We hope this issue of Martha’s Vineyard Magazine helps you embrace the floor under your feet, the nature around you, and the community built on life’s simple pleasures during this cooler, quieter time of year.⁠

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📸 Photograph: Christine Sargologos

10/22/2025

A cloud-like view of the surf at Stonewall Beach in Chilmark.

Photographer: Melissa Blythe Knowles

10/06/2025

Dock Street Coffee Shop opened in downtown Edgartown in 1975 and for the past fifty years, has served up comfort, familiarity, and good food. With a new generation at the helm, Emily Myrie is carrying the torch forward.

Read the story here: https://mvmagazine.com/news/2025/08/26/usual. Find the issue on newsstands or purchase a copy through the online store: https://vineyardgazettestore.com/product/10/view.

📸Photographer: Gabriela Herman