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12th Annual Martha’s Vineyard Food & Wine Festival

Located 40 miles off the coast of Cape Cod lies the island of Martha’s Vineyard. Its traditional architecture, sandy beaches, and harbor towns and lighthouses, all combined with its limited access (restricted to air and sea travel) make it a special destination at any time of the year. But mark your calendar for the 12th Annual 2019 Martha’s Vineyard Food & Wine Festival, a truly unique experience. This year’s Festival will be held October 23-27 and offers more than 40 events over four days. It promises to deliver extraordinary wine tastings, delicious cuisine prepared by local culinary talent and guest chefs, and a plethora of other events and activities.

Traveling to Martha’s Vineyard

There are several different airline companies and high-speed ferry operators that will carry you over to Martha’s Vineyard from the mainland. Ferries depart on the regular from the Steamship Authority. Additionally, the Hy-Line offers specific ferry dates and times for the Festival. Plan for a smooth trip from point A to point B by engaging Dav El | BostonCoach as chauffeured transportation from your home to the terminal and then hop on board for a quick ferry ride.

On the Island

Festival organizers have identified a large number of available hotels and suites for the Festival weekend. You can check out the list here.

Wine, Food & More

It’s not too late to buy tickets to the many events scheduled over the four days of the Festival. You can check out the available options here. Some events are already sold out!

Giving Back

Martha’s Vineyard Food & Wine Festival is presented by the Edgartown Board of Trade, a non-profit that works to improve the quality of life within the community. The foundation contributes to maintaining the natural beauty and history of the Town and allows visitors to enjoy the area. Additionally, a portion of the proceeds benefits Island Grown Schools and the Agricultural Society’s Farmers Program.