Abby Remer

If you think Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, this year, is just for kids — or all about the candy — think again. There is...

With the election coming up it might be easy to forget that women were barred from the vote until just a century ago. And...

As the colder seasons bear down on us, who couldn’t use a little help warding off the potential for the winter woes to start...

You might think that the Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby is all about catching fish. But not so for Moira Silva and...

For a bit of inspiration to start looking more closely at the sometimes hidden creatures on the Island, spend an evening with wildlife camera...

Blanche Ames Ames was a remarkable woman by any stretch of the imagination, and you will be muttering a lot of “Wow, I didn’t...

Before the pandemic, the Vineyard Haven library was ready this spring to go public with a capital campaign to reinvent its public programs room,...

All ceramic kilns are not created equal. Frank Creney, who teaches ceramics at Featherstone Center for the Arts, is doing something a little different...

It’s 11 on Friday morning. Do you know where your arts and cultural organizations are? It’s quite likely that their representatives are gathered together...

Things are stirring up at that magnificent Martha’s Vineyard Museum on the bluff overlooking Vineyard Haven Harbor. The transformed 1895 Marine Hospital serves the...

The Vineyard Haven Public Library is happy to be hosting another lecture by local expert and year-round Chilmark resident Dr. Peter Neilley, again this...

Ballet, books, and fun — that’s what’s up at the West Tisbury library in September. Whether you Zoom in from your backyard or inside,...

There’s a plethora of options both now and in the future for us at Polly Hill Arboretum. Blessed with plenty of outdoor space, some...

What do you get when you ask the Island’s librarians for a great way to engage tweens and teens? This month’s Battle of the...

David R. White, by most accounts, has made a significant difference in the dance world — here on the Vineyard, and far beyond.  White, whose...

I may be well past my young adult reading years, but I loved every moment of Denise Orenstein’s “A Guard Dog Named Honey.” The cheeky...

When a dear friend insisted I accompany her to Derek Notman’s club-swinging class, I blithely queried what in the world it was. Hard to...

The old Island Cove Adventures is wearing a new hat, and is no longer just a place to channel your inner Tiger Woods, but...

Alice Randall is a consumate wordsmith and has gifted us with a complex and ambitious work of literary fiction. The author’s “Black Bottom Saints”...

There is no better time to seek a little inner guidance than now. Beth Leas, who has been dedicated to transformative healing practices for...