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“Community is the antidote to despair.” —Noelle Damico The League of Women Voters of Martha’s Vineyard membership tea honoring longtime member Leigh Smith was on Saturday, Sept. 23, at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum. The weather was frightful. Heavy winds and torrential rains threatened to dampen attendance. Members placed reminder calls, and made plans to carpool […]
As a born-and-bred Manhattanite, boats were not part of my life. Moving here full-time, it seemed, much to my surprise, that everyone around me talked about boats an awful lot. After writing an article for this paper about Featherstone Center for the Art’s 2018 “The Art of Boat Building,” and also about Gannon & Benjamin […]
A mixed atmosphere of anticipation and curiosity lingered in the Martha’s Vineyard Museum’s Morgan Learning Center throughout the day last Saturday. Some people patiently waited for their appointments when no one else was at the sitting area, listening to the appraisers’ analysis of whoever was before them in the queue. When several people were waiting […]
Skinner Auction House is coming back to the museum for another day of exciting appraisals on Saturday, Oct. 23, from 9 am to 3 pm. According to a press release from the museum, items may be consigned for sale by Skinner with a portion of the proceeds to benefit the museum. Skinner CEO Karen Keane […]
The Martha's Vineyard Times The Martha's Vineyard Museum in Vineyard Haven will offer free admission during school break. The Martha’s Vineyard Museum will be open free of charge to all visitors during the upcoming school vacation week. According to a press release from the museum, beginning Saturday, Feb. 20, through Sunday, Feb. 28, guests can visit the current exhibitions on display and participate in a variety of safe, socially distant activities with their family. Because of strict COVID-19 protocols and even greater reduced capacity than the state is currently requiring, v...