Community Corner
Thanksgiving Week on Martha's Vineyard: What's Happening?
School's out Wednesday through Sunday and the big game is Saturday on Nantucket; here are some things to do on our own Island this holiday week.
- The Island Clergy Interfaith Thanksgiving service takes place at the Trinity Worship Center in the Oak Bluffs campground at 7 p.m. Tuesday, posts the United Methodist Church of Martha's Vineyard on Facebook: "Please bring a non-perishable item for the the Island Food Pantry. The love offering will go to the Island Homeless Initiative Discretionary Fund."
- Join the Hannukah Celebration Wednesday at 4:45 p.m. at the Martha's Vineyard Hebrew Center 130 Center Street, Vineyard Haven. Posted on Patch by Mark Seruya: "Bring your menorah & join us in celebrating the last night of Hannukah. Latkes will be served. Please bring a vegetarian dish to share."
- Island public schools are closed Wednesday through Sunday. Saturday, the Vineyarders football team and its fans will take a special direct ferry ride to Nantucket, where we hope they'll capture the Island Cup again to crown the postseason.
- The Felix Neck Festival returns Friday with hayrides, face painting, live music by The Flying Elbows, food, wreath making, a weather station and crafts for kids, and baby barn owls you can watch in their nest via the Owl Cam. Rain date Saturday. $4 for Mass Audubon members, $7 non-members, kids under 3 free.
- Friday night, posts IMP on Facebook: "Clare, Della, Alley, Eva and Mariah are going to kick some improv butt! Don't miss this special Thanksgiving Show. Friday 11/29 8PM at Alex's Place!"
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