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EDGARTOWN | September 22, 2015

Haunted Martha’s Vineyard Buildings & Martha’s Vineyard Ghost Tours

When your town’s oldest building dates to 1672, you almost expect a supernatural presence around every corner. Martha’s Vineyard’s history, along with its fair share of strange occurrences, makes it a major hub for ghost hunters and local storytellers alike. Whether you’re fully in touch with the spirit world or you’re a little skeptical, these […]

EDGARTOWN | September 10, 2015

5 Dog-Friendly Martha’s Vineyard Parks for Winter

If you and your four-legged best friend have been wondering just how dog-friendly Martha’s Vineyard can be, we’ve got a treat for you. The island is a fantastic place to explore with pets, especially in fall and winter. With fewer visitors, more of our wide-open, scenic public areas are dog-friendly than in the summer. Unclip […]

EDGARTOWN | August 28, 2015

Once More to the Island — Things to Do on Martha’s Vineyard in Fall

If you think Martha’s Vineyard is completely washed up after Labor Day, you’re in for a surprise. Sure, classrooms are full, leaves are turning, and waves are crashing on uncrowded beaches this time of year, but these are actually some of the best reasons to visit the island in autumn. Fall visitors enjoy gorgeous weather […]

EDGARTOWN | July 27, 2015

Martha’s Vineyard Pictures: The Best Island Photo Ops

The contents of your luggage may shift with changes in fashion, technology, and time of year, but one staple stays at the top of every island packing list. Whether your camera has multiple lenses and gets its own bag or fits in your pocket and also makes phone calls, it’s a must-have from the moment […]

EDGARTOWN | July 14, 2015

Chappaquiddick: Things to Do on the Island Next Door

Looking out over Edgartown Harbor from the fourth-floor porch at Vineyard Square, our eyes always come back to the two ferries making 500-foot runs between Chappaquiddick and Edgartown. The island next door almost looks connected from here, and the occasional guest has been known to ask why they don’t just build a bridge. The answer, […]

EDGARTOWN | June 30, 2015

Guide to Martha’s Vineyard Lighthouses

Before the Cape Cod Canal opened in 1914, Martha’s Vineyard and its surrounding waterways made up one of the busiest sea commerce areas in the world. Ships of all sizes battled ever-changing tides and underwater obstacles to carry goods to and from New England. Because of its unique geography, the Island became home to some […]

EDGARTOWN | June 15, 2015

Five Things to Do With Kids on Martha’s Vineyard

Martha’s Vineyard is at the heart of many a family tradition — generations gather here on the Island for weddings, reunions, and casual getaways. Kids grow up thinking of this place as a magical second home. If you’re ready to add boats, lighthouses, and the beach to their earliest memories, these things to do with […]

EDGARTOWN | May 27, 2015

Sweet Tooth Tour: 5 Staples for Martha’s Vineyard Ice Cream, Fudge, & More

With so many places to stock up on dessert (and a little help from the gingerbread-house cottages in Oak Bluffs), Martha’s Vineyard sometimes feels like Candyland, and we’re not complaining. The way we see it, vacation is a chance to treat yourself. Next time you’re on the Island, go ahead and make a stop or […]

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