On July 11, storyteller Susan Klein takes the stage at the Tabernacle in Oak Bluffs to tell tales in an event called Story for a Starry Night.

Tisbury is turning 344 years young and celebrating with its annual birthday street party bash on Wednesday, July 8.

Filmmaker Jay Craven doesn’t fit any Hollywood molds. Never has. He is not so much an independent filmmaker as he is a community organizer who makes movies. His latest film, Peter and John, will screen on the Vineyard next week.

The Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center will sponsor a series of speakers and films this summer as part of its Summer Institute to promote greater understanding of politics, arts and sciences.

To be asked to describe your ideal day might sound like the opening line of a therapy session, but it’s one that architect Mark A. Hutker uses in his practice too.

Thomas Dresser’s new book, Martha’s Vineyard: A History, presents a clear and concise description of the Island’s history.