From Edgartown to Five Corners to Menemsha, Vineyarders are admitting that the waters around them have grown.
By John H. Kennedy
Who was Philip Tabor? Where is Toad Rock? And what happened to the Toboggan Slide?
Probably bluefish or bonito.
By Nelson Sigelman
A summer evening paddle in Menemsha Creek across from The Galley and The Home Port in a one-man canoe inspired Brandon Newtown to paint Moon Over Menemsha.
By Nicole Grace Mercier
John Alley has a few tales to tell. Well, actually more than a few tales to tell. And he's just warming up.
By Phyllis Méras
Inside a small studio space in Edgartown, jeweler Stefanie Wolf is crafting designs that reach far beyond the Island’s shores.
By Moira Silva
A short, strange trip to the Gay Head Light.
By Ed Mitchell
Come spring, Vermonter Andy Rice is every Island sheep’s best friend.
By Alexandra Bullen Coutts
Around the house and yard one putters,Dabbing paint and cleaning gutters.“Will it never end?” one muttersTo one’s neighbors and abutters.
By D.A.W.
Repeated studies have demonstrated that when used properly a circle hook holds fish more securely than a standard J-hook.
By Nelson Sigelman
Abstract painter Tommy May splits his time between California and the Island, where his parents have a home in Vineyard Haven. Yet even when he’s working in his Hollywood Hills studio, he is dreaming of Martha’s Vineyard and drawing upon its inspiration to fuel his next series of paintings. This past winter’s focus came from his idea to showcase abstracted views of Vineyard scenes, such as fields and dunes. He is calling the series Blossoms.
After occupying the same cozy corner for more than fourteen seasons, Vineyard Haven women’s boutique Nochi has expanded.
By Alexandra Bullen Coutts
