Community Corner
Friday Best Bets on the Vineyard
Five things to do on the Island as Labor Day weekend begins.
- It's the last Friday of the season for "Seashore Discovery" at Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary, where all ages can talk a short walk through the forest to a protected beach and net fish, crabs and other wildlife. $6 members, $9 non-members, children younger than 3 free.
- If you'd rather paddle, $42 ($32 for members) per boat gets you a 2.5-hour "Kayak Quest" on Sengekontacket Pond where you can take a self-guided tour, learning about the pond and its wildlife as you follow rhyming quest clues to find a hidden quest box. All materials included. Call to reserve a boat: 508-627-4850.
- With the Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby less than a month away, the Martha's Vineyard Museum opens a new exhibition called "One on the Line," tracing the event from its 1946 foundation. 5 p.m.: Free to members, $7 non-members.
- The Martha's Vineyard Jazz & Blues Summerfest features mostly female performers, supporting the Breast Cancer Network and The Balm in Gilead. The group Anaisa performs at 7 p.m. at Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs: $30-$35.
- At The Yard in Chilmark, DanceTheYard in Performance presents An evening of work directed by Jesse Keller and Alison Manning. 8 p.m., $15-$25.
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