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Local panel discusses microaggressions

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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

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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

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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

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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’

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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!’

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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

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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’

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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

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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

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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

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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’

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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“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’

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“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

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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

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Many people likely know the Martha’s Vineyard Garden Club for its signature event — Blooming Art, an exhibit in which members create floral arrangements...