Quartet Bell Choir outside The BeachHouse

Cape Cranberry Carolers

Winter Wonderland

Bell choir outside The BeachHouse and the Cape Cranberry Carolers, plus Fred Fisher's free carriage rides.

HARVEST Art Exhibition

Circuit Arts' first annual fall group show at Martha's Vineyard Playhouse, featuring artwork by Islanders. Free admission.

Winter Birds of Nantucket Sound

A look at the winter bird species of Nantucket Sound. Check the event page for time and location details.

Alpaca Walk and Talk

Island Alpaca Company, Island Alpaca, Island Alpaca Pastures, but first meet in the farm store to sign in View map 1 Head of the Pond Road, Vineyard Havenhttp://islandalpaca.com/product_detail.php?p_id=731 ##alpaca-walk #alpaca-fun #Islandalpaca Walking with alpaca is a way to learn more about how gentle they truly are. A wonderful experience for all ages. Every participant will learn the basics of handling an alpaca safely as well as where they come from and why they are important. One can see how sweet and gentle they are by interacting with them, and literally get your hands on them to see how luxurious and soft their fleece is. This experience is available daily on a first-come, first-served basis. Pre-registration is required, weather permitting. Reserve early to secure your walk, as space is limited. Walk-ins welcomed by chance, and also available by appointment, through March 2024. Cost: $30 per person to walk your own alpaca. Share your alpaca for just $20 per additional person. No minimum number of people to share one alpaca. With children under 14 years of age, sharing with an adult is required. Children under age 18 must be accompanied by a participating adult. Closed-toe shoes required, and masks suggested, but not mandatory. Island Alpaca is open 7 days per week year-round 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Including Christmas Day and New Years Day!

World Market Holiday Shop

A holiday pop-up shop in the Capawock Theatre, Main St Vineyard Haven. that has been transformed into a winter wonderland. We feature unique, affordable, fair trade crafts from around the world, including Africa, Haiti, India, Peru and Guatemala. The market supports economic empowerment in developing countries.