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Hooked on Art at Bass in the Grass

Addison Antonoff | Saturday, September 28 2024 - 7:55am

Over 30 artists, sponsored by Island businesses, created fish-inspired pieces for Bass in the Grass, the annual derby celebration of creativity.

Bass in the Grass

Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby

Vineyard Preservation Trust

Silent Film Annabel Lee Shows an Old Menemsha

In Paul Schneider’s 2001 book, The Enduring Shore, there is a photo of Menemsha, courtesy of the Martha’s Vineyard Historical Society, from the silent film, Annabel Lee.

See Education in Action When MVTV Show Airs

Tonight, Jan. 2, at 7 p.m., MVTV will air a half-hour video special about the winter session of the Adult and Community Education Program (ACE MV) titled Learn and Grow — ACE MV Adult Education. The program was created by BZ Riger.

Hob Knob Hosts Foodies For Locally Grown Series

A new culinary series begins this weekend with Elizabeth Germain’s workshop Work. Play. Eat. at Hob Knob in Edgartown. This is the first of several winter weekends teaching sustainable cuisine.

This first event pays homage to the Vineyard’s sustainable roots, inspiring busy working people to find fun and function in the kitchen. Ms. Germain will lead participants to sustainable farm-to-table solutions for preparing, cooking and eating foods which not only taste good and make you feel good, but are also good for the earth.

Chapter 33: Turning Over a New Leaf

Nicole Galland

In this serialized novel set on the Vineyard in real time, a native Islander (“Call me Becca”) returns home after years in Manhattan to help her eccentric Uncle Abe keep his landscaping business, Pequot, afloat. Abe loathes Richard Moby, chief of the off-Island landscaping business Broadway. He is irrationally convinced that Moby wants to destroy Abe personally, and Island-based nursery businesses in general.

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Library Displays Art

Selected works from the Martha’s Vineyard Art Association’s Permanent Collection will be exhibited at the West Tisbury Library during the month of January. Artists include Vaclav Vitlacil, Julius Delbos, Fred Messersmith, Ruth Appledorn Mead and Mary Drake Coles.

Counselling Course

Curry College at Plymouth offers a certificate in Substance Abuse Counseling. This program is for those who are interested in careers in substance abuse services, or work in areas where an understanding of substance abuse is a critical part of job performance, such as nursing, health care, social work, psychology, law enforcement and criminal justice, college counseling and youth services.