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Golfing on Martha’s Vineyard: Where Scenic Fairways Meet Island Charm

Golfing on Martha’s Vineyard: Where Scenic Fairways Meet Island Charm Mink Meadows When most people think of Martha’s Vineyard, they picture sandy beaches, colorful gingerbread cottages, and lobster rolls by the water. But for those who love the game, the Island is also a little slice of golfing heaven. With three public courses and two…

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Fun and Free Things to Do on Martha’s Vineyard: A Local’s Guide to Exploring the Island on a Budget

Fun and Free Things to Do on Martha’s Vineyard: A Local’s Guide to Exploring the Island on a Budget The Field Gallery (photo: Marnely Murray) Martha’s Vineyard is known for its charming seaside villages, scenic coastal drives, and classic New England beauty. While it’s often seen as an upscale summer destination, the truth is that…

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How to Get to Martha’s Vineyard

How to Get to Martha’s Vineyard Steamship Authority Ferry (photo by Marneley Murray) Looking to visit Martha’s Vineyard? One of the most frequently asked questions is: how do you get to Martha’s Vineyard? Since there are no bridges or tunnels to the Island, all travel is by ferry or plane. This guide outlines all available…

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Celebrating 50 Years of JAWS on Martha’s Vineyard: A Legendary Summer

Celebrating 50 Years of JAWS on Martha’s Vineyard: A Legendary Summer   This summer, Martha’s Vineyard takes center stage once again as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic films in cinematic history: JAWS. Filmed right here on the Island in 1974, JAWS didn’t just create a new genre of summer…

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Where to Catch the Best Sunset on Martha’s Vineyard

Where to Catch the Best Sunset on Martha’s Vineyard Photo by Michael Blanchard Where to Catch the Best Sunset on Martha’s Vineyard When the day winds down on Martha’s Vineyard, the sky puts on a show. Sunsets here aren’t just beautiful, they’re unforgettable. With sweeping ocean views, rugged cliffs, and serene harbors, the Island offers…

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Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 Summer Guide

Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 Summer Guide The Maker’s New Restaurant Opens 5/22 (Photo: Lis Bluford) The Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 Summer Guide is your insider scoop on what’s fresh, exciting, and worth checking out this season. We’re spotlighting new members, upcoming events, and standout summer offerings to help you plan your…

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Must-Read Books About Martha’s Vineyard: Local Authors and Island-Inspired Stories

Must-Read Books About Martha’s Vineyard: Local Authors and Island-Inspired Stories   Must-Read Books About Martha’s Vineyard: Local Authors and Island-Inspired Stories If you’re planning a trip to Martha’s Vineyard or simply love reading books that evoke the charm and character of coastal New England, this curated reading list is for you. Whether you’re lounging on…

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Should You Bring a Car to Martha’s Vineyard? Your Complete Guide!

Should You Bring a Car to Martha’s Vineyard? Your Complete Guide! How to Get a Car to Martha’s Vineyard Let’s start with the basics. If you decide you do want to bring your car, your only option is the Steamship Authority , which runs ferries between Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven. This is the only…

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Lighthouses on Martha’s Vineyard

Lighthouses on Martha’s Vineyard Martha’s Vineyard is home to five iconic lighthouses that have stood the test of time, each with a unique history and an integral role in maritime navigation. These structures, built between 1799 and 1869, are strategically positioned along the island’s coastline, guiding sailors safely through the treacherous waters of Vineyard Sound…

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