A half century ago America was more divided than it had been since the Civil War. More divided, even, than it is today. It was no different on Martha’s Vineyard.
John H. Kennedy
At Pam Benjamin's Sense of Wonder camp, the tide of creativity never ebbs.
Alexandra Bullen Coutts
Documentary filmmaker Salem Mekuria is setting down roots.
Alexandra Bullen Coutts
After twenty years of growing her fashion business, Stina Sayre is adjusting her sails. But that doesn’t remotely mean she’s slowing down.
Heather Hamacek
The haunting and often beautiful photographs of a long-gone Vineyard taken a century ago by Edward Lee Luce are now easily accessible online. Rediscovering the man who shot them, on the other hand, along with his transgender uncles, his metaphysical side gigs, and his odd nicknames, requires more than a few clicks.
Chris Baer
Jenny Allen’s wit and sharp eye for contemporary life are on full display in her recently published collection of personal essays, Would Everybody Please Stop? Reflections on Life and Other Bad Ideas.
Karla Araujo
Painter Colin Ruel and jewelry designer Nettie Kent were making a name for themselves as artists in Brooklyn, but with deep Vineyard roots and a baby on the way, it was time to return to the Island.
Libby Ellis