Tales of Edgartown: The Vineyard and the World: A Common Humanity 

Tales of Edgartown: The Vineyard and the World: A Common Humanity 

Spend your Monday evenings in the Legacy Gardens at the historic Cooke House, where local historians and storytellers bring Edgartown’s expansive past to life. Each week features a new speaker sharing a distinct chapter of Island history and culture. Enjoy light refreshments, meaningful conversation, and the experience of an outdoor summer lecture series.

THIS EVENING’S TALK: Join author and Island lover Gail Straub for an interview about her critically acclaimed new book Home Inside the Globe: Embracing Our Common Humanity. Hailed as a tour de force, the book offers a powerful call to action for building a more compassionate world. In conversation with longtime Vineyard resident Ellen Wingard, Straub will explore how the book’s themes of pluralism and multiculturalism connect with the rich, multicultural heritage of Martha’s Vineyard. In a world divided by conflict and difference, this conversation offers an uplifting vision of shared humanity.

Please note: We regret that the historic Cooke House is not ADA-compliant and cannot accommodate mobility aids.

Tickets: $30 per person; Season passes available

DETAILS


Date July 14, 2025
From 4:00 pm
To 5:00 pm
Type Weekly Event
Venue Cooke House & Legacy Gardens
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