Celebrating Oysters at Weekend's Bivalve Bash
Martha's Vineyard Museum was setting for weekend-long oyster festival.
Martha's Vineyard Museum was setting for weekend-long oyster festival.
Organizer Nevette Previd welcomed guests to the bivalve bash.
Organizer Nevette Previd welcomed guests to the bivalve bash.
Gazette's Friday panel included Harriet Booth, Rick Karney and Paul Dobbins.
Gazette's Friday panel included Harriet Booth, Rick Karney and Paul Dobbins.
Serving up delicacies.
Serving up delicacies.
Plenty of fresh oysters to slurp all weekend at educational, culinary event.
Plenty of fresh oysters to slurp all weekend at educational, culinary event.
And what goes better with shellfish than a nice glass of wine.
And what goes better with shellfish than a nice glass of wine.
Good food, good drink, good company.
Good food, good drink, good company.
Pickpocket Bluegrass Band provided the music.
Pickpocket Bluegrass Band provided the music.
Ben Harney, aka the Mothershucker, shucked about 600 oysters Friday night.
Ben Harney, aka the Mothershucker, shucked about 600 oysters Friday night.
Jenga for adults.
Jenga for adults.
Cheers!
Cheers!
More formal dining in the evening.
More formal dining in the evening.
The inaugural Martha's Vineyard Oyster Fest featured two days of happiness on the half-shell, with a host of tastings, panels and perfect weather.