Exploring the Cape Pogue Wildlife Refuge on Martha’s Vineyard is an eco adventure unlike any other on the Vineyard. You’re on a barrier beach on Chappaquiddick that stretches out across hundreds of acres on the eastern shore of Chappy, where you discover incredible beaches, birds of all kinds, and other creations from Mother Natur...

The farmers’ markets of Martha’s Vineyard have become an integral part of the social and food fabric of the island. Farm-to-table is not only a saying, but truly a way of life on the Vineyard. At least a way of life during the warmer summer months. As the colder weather and snow replace the people and the crops, loc...

One of the great things about Martha’s Vineyard is that we have a very vibrant, year-round artistic and creative community, from music to pottery, performing arts to painting, it’s an island that feeds the creative soul. During the quieter winter months, many islanders find it’s the perfect time for energizing and nourishing&...

Winter on Martha’s Vineyard doesn’t look or feel anything like Martha’s Vineyard in the Summer. Gone are the crowds, and the warm beach days. It’s quieter and colder. Many will tell you it’s a peaceful time. It is the dead of Winter, but life on the Vineyard is far from dead. Add Skating To Your Vineyard Bucket List We do get som...

The beaches of Martha’s Vineyard are easily one of the island’s top attractions and biggest draws for visitors and locals alike. Not only are the Vineyard beaches great in the Summer, but they’re equally magical in the off-season — and a lot less crowded too. Beaches are everywhere on Martha’s Vineyard, as they ring the ...

They stand as welcoming beacons to Martha’s Vineyard — representing both the island’s maritime past, and today, a favored family photo op, and selfie spot. The five lighthouses of Martha’s Vineyard have become iconic island images. They stretch from Edgartown Harbor, to East and West Chop on Vineyard Hav...

The West Tisbury Farmers’ Market on Martha’s Vineyard is classic Vineyard all the way. Every Wednesday and Saturday morning during the summer months, it seems like just about everyone on the island drops by for something fresh and local. Martha’s Vineyard now has more than 40 farms actively raising and producing  local food f...

Menemsha is one of those magic places on Martha’s Vineyard. It’s a quaint fishing village in the northwest end of Chilmark, where it meets Vineyard Sound. There is a picturesque harbor, and a beautiful sandy, public beach. Picnicking is a way of life in Menemsha, and especially in-season, there are several classic seafood sha...

We hear a lot about local food and farm-to-table these days. Here on Martha’s Vineyard alone, there are dozens of farms, producing all kinds of fresh goodies. But this is the Vineyard after all, and not only do we have a bounty of agriculture, we also have a bounty of aquaculture. The oyster farmers of Martha’s Vineyard and t...

In an era of virtual reality and high tech theme and adventure parks, The Flying Horses Carousel on Martha’s Vineyard is a throw back with a winning formula. Not only is it the oldest carousel in America but its magical, historic charm has helped spin it into one of the most popular attractions on Martha’s Vineyard. Our own Gu...