Last February, the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank opened James Pond Preserve, a 13.9 acre property, which allows people to enjoy Lambert’s Cove without needing a Lambert’s Cove Beach Sticker or walk-on pass. It may be February now – but be sure to make note of this blog for your summer visit to Martha’s Vineyard. Let’s get to the deta...

Attention all summer renters, visitors, and home owners — For anyone planning to bring their car to Martha’s Vineyard this summer, an important deadline and action day is at hand. Car ferry tickets to Martha’s Vineyard go on sale Tuesday, February 4th at 8:00 AM. Car ferry tickets for all peak July and August weeks usually sell out...

Chef Theresa Manning brings over 30 years of catering experience from Quitsa Cuisine to the new Quitsa Kitchen in Vineyard Haven. Last year, Theresa and her long time friend, Scott Mullin, stopped by Life at Humphrey’s. There, one of the owners, Pete Smyth, joked about them wanting to buy Life at Humphrey’s. What happens next leads...

Driving over the Lagoon Bridge into Vineyard Haven, you see the Martha’s Vineyard Museum regally perched on the hill overlooking the Lagoon. While the museum holds centuries worth of Island treasures and history, it is also home to a special cafe, the First Light Cafe – A Martha’s Vineyard Cafe For All Seasons With a water view...

As the seasons change and the season’s quiet tranquility takes hold, Martha’s Vineyard transforms into a serene haven for locals and adventurous visitors. While many businesses close up shop for the winter, the Island’s culinary scene remains vibrant with a selection of cozy restaurants and cafes that cater to those who savor the q...

When most people think of Martha’s Vineyard, they picture sun-drenched beaches, bustling harbors, and vibrant summer crowds. But there’s an understated magic to the island in winter that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and embrace its serene beauty. Winter on Martha’s Vineyard is a time for cozy adventures, quiet reflecti...

Make it a Very Vineyard Holiday! Explore the charm of Martha’s Vineyard this December by visiting the three “Down-Island” towns—Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, and Vineyard Haven. Each offers unique holiday experiences, from dazzling light displays to cozy holiday markets. Here’s your guide to The Most Enchanting Places on Martha’s Vineyard...

As the holiday season approaches, there’s nothing like the magic of gift-giving to bring people together, and holiday shopping on Martha’s Vineyard is extra meaningful. The island is home to an array of talented artisans, unique boutiques, and creative local businesses, making it a perfect destination for holiday shopping. Whether ...

The holiday season on Martha’s Vineyard brings an abundance of fall fun and cozy winter celebrations. Whether you’re looking to embrace autumn or bask in the glow of festive lights, there’s no shortage of holiday events on Martha’s Vineyard to delight in these next few months. Grab your scarf, sip some hot cider, and let’s dive int...

As autumn arrives on-Island, the fall flavors on Martha’s Vineyard are bursting! The Island’s food scene transforms with seasonal dishes, local seafood, and comforting autumn-inspired drinks. Whether you’re looking for cozy cafe treats, fresh-off-the-boat seafood, or fall cocktails, this guide will lead you to the best spots on the...