Abby Remer
Local panel discusses microaggressions
It was standing room only Sunday at the M.V. Hebrew Center for a NAACP-organized discussion on the topic of microaggressions and how more conversation...
‘The Forgotten Kingdom’ comes to the Island
Circuit Arts’ Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival is breaking new ground on March 21 at the MVRHS Performing Arts Center with what promises to be...
Wicked, but it’s oh, so good
If you want to laugh, cry, sigh, or grin, this year’s 10th-anniversary edition of the “Wicked Good Musical Revue” is for you.
I spoke with...
Traveling the world in black-and-white
Teresa Kruszewski’s new exhibition at the West Tisbury library, “Moments in Time,” records the world as she has seen it over the course of...
‘C.F. Giordano: Clearly Misunderstood’
When is a motorcycle more than a motorcycle? Certainly, when Charlie Giordano builds one, as you will see in his show “C.F. Giordano: Clearly...
‘Sprung on Spring!’
The spring equinox is upon us, and on March 19, the Oak Bluffs library is celebrating a day of growth, hope, and wellness with...
Island shellfish and a parallel in the Chesapeake
The sold-out screening of A Passion for Oysters at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center — a locally produced film that highlights the restoration efforts...
Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival: ‘Best of the best’
Minah Oh, director of the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival, couldn’t be more excited: “This is the strongest lineup, because it is the best of...
History hunting
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum, our treasure up on the hill in Vineyard Haven, offers plenty to see and do during the spring season.
You can...
Food as medicine
Food is more than a tasty meal for Jacqueline Foster. Food as medicine is the tenant of her life and the center of her...
Edward Schulman’s ‘Winter Color’ imbues images with life
Edward Schulman’s new exhibition, “Winter Color,” at Mocha Mott’s in Vineyard Haven, is a lyrical ode to the beauty of color and movement. While...
Love is complicated in ‘Twelfth Night’
Love was in the air … actually, it was all over the stage, in the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School’s splendid contemporary musical rendition...
Two keeping tempo
Pianists Molly Sturges and Lisa Weiss will perform — very closely — at their Feb. 24 concert, “One Piano, Four Hands” at the Edgartown...
Waiting for the future
Islander Jesse Cottle Child is in serious need. Although he is currently on dialysis, a kidney transplant is essential, and so far, he hasn’t...
Remembering Gloria Wong
Although diminutive in size, Gloria Lee Wong, who passed away on Jan. 24, 2024, one month shy of her 96th birthday, had a mighty...
‘LOVE’ abounds at the West Tisbury library
Walking into the West Tisbury library’s February exhibition, “LOVE,” we are greeted with an eclectic interpretation of the theme of love. The show stems...
Leaping for love at Featherstone’s exhibit
“We are very near to greatness: one step and we are safe; can we not take the leap?” —Ralph Waldo Emerson
It’s February, and love...
Don’t miss the thought-provoking ‘American Fiction’
“American Fiction,” one of this year’s 96th Academy Award nominees, is a comedy-drama that seamlessly veers from one genre to the other. The film...
Artist Jennifer Rapuano juggles art and books
If you’ve ever been to one of Jennifer Rapuano’s monthly adult or children’s drop-in craft workshops at the Vineyard Haven library, you know she...
Martha’s Vineyard Garden Club celebrates 100 years
Many people likely know the Martha’s Vineyard Garden Club for its signature event — Blooming Art, an exhibit in which members create floral arrangements...