This year’s annual pride parade in Oak Bluffs modeled exactly what the event stands for—inclusivity. Read more on this story at the Vineyard Gazette Photo by Jeanna Shepard Pride Parade Is Joyous Celebration of Inclusion was last modified: June 16th, 2026 by Andrew Rice
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Don’t mess with the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School girls tennis team’s mojo. More on this story at the Vineyard Gazette Photo by Ray Ewing Vineyard Girls Tennis Wins State Title was last modified: June 16th, 2026 by Andrew Rice
See MoreThis weekend welcomes a variety of Pride activities to Martha’s Vineyard—a tradition that has become a hallmark of June. The main event is the parade through Oak Bluffs on Saturday, beginning at 3 p.m. Activities abound at the Ritz all day and night, and on Sunday enjoy a Drag Revue Royale brunch at the Red Cat […]
See MoreThe class of 2026 is graduating this weekend. The regional high school ceremony takes place at the Tabernacle on Sunday, June 7 beginning at 1 p.m. The Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School graduation is Saturday, June 6 on the school grounds, beginning at 1:30 p.m. Also this weekend, the West Tisbury Farmers’ Market begins its seasonal […]
See MoreThe Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School graduates 15 seniors this year, the second largest class in school history. They are a close-knit group — like a family, or a “loud pack of cousins,” said senior Winter Muric. Read more on this story at the Vineyard Gazette Photo by Jeanna Shepard Charter School Celebrates Second […]
See MoreThere is a window in the Martha’s Vineyard Museum. Sit in the armchair next to it, look out and watch time sweep back and forth through the generations of Colin Ruel’s family. Read more on this story at the Vineyard Gazette Photo by Ray Ewing An Artful Look at the Changing Times was last […]
See MoreMay heads for home as June beckons from around the corner, which begs the question: How to celebrate the transition? Sunday May 31 heralds a Blue Moon, so singing to the evening skies could be on the list. And maybe make it a regular tradition, as long as the neighbors don’t complain. If seeking […]
See MoreThe Martha’s Vineyard Museum is working through the process of turning over a wooden canoe, a grass skirt and tapa cloth, and a poi pounder that were acquired in the 1940s and 1950s to Hui Iwi Kuamo’o, a native Hawaiian organization. Read more on this story at the Vineyard Gazette Photo by Ray Ewing […]
See MoreSoon after the bell atop the Old Whaling Church struck one o’clock on Friday, a grand assembly of students from the Edgartown School rounded the corner onto Main street heading into town. Read more on this story at the Vineyard Gazette Photo by Ray Ewing Vineyard Students Embody Spirit of Memorial Day was […]
See MoreAs Memorial Day weekend approaches, with thoughts of the summer season beginning, the Vineyard’s elementary school students will lead the way once again in reminding everyone what the holiday truly means. On Friday, students at the Chilmark, Tisbury, Edgartown and Oak Bluffs schools will make their annual pilgrimage to the ocean to salute armed forces members […]
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