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Nicole Galland in Dublin city center buying a low whistle. Courtesy Nicole Galland
Nicole Galland ended up staying in Vermont for months, and celebrated Easter there. Courtesy Nicole Galland
Mollie Doyle says the last year has given her reasons for hope. Mollie Doyle
Dana Nunes in New Zealand with partner Ed Sussman. Nunes and Sussman caught one of the last flights to the U.S. Courtesy Dana Nunes
Hellie Neumann, right, was visiting friend Alessandra Mannoni in Italy, and had to get home to the Island quickly. Courtesy Hellie Neumann
Angela Prout and Gavin Smith in Taos N.M., one of the stops on a road trip they took just before the pandemic. Courtesy Gavin Smith
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All day, various Edgartown locations
The festivities take place with modifications to keep the community safe, but the favorite traditions are being reimagined. The events and sales help raise more than $50,000 for Islandwide nonprofits.
Dec. 10 – 16
12 – 4 pm, 30 Featherstone Lane, Oak Bluffs
A one-stop holiday destination with handmade gifts from Island artists, including paintings, photographs, pottery, crafts, jewelry, clothing and stocking stuffers. By appointment for up to six people every half hour. For details, visit featherstoneart.org.
Dec. 10 – 31
124 William St., Vineyard Haven
Visitors are welcome all day and at night as long as the lights are on. The Wishing Tree offers a non-denominational activity to tie ribbons and to write wishes, intentions, and prayers to put on the tree. Bring your own messages, ribbons, and tags, or use the wishing materials available onsite. For details, contact Polly Simpkins at 203-807-14