Held annually at The beautiful Island Inn on Martha's Vineyard, Oak Bluffs, MA.
Registration fee is $75 before 2/28/10 and $90 after. for More Info please contact Sophie Moss-Vargas @ 203-514-0351.
Room reservations can be made @ 800-462-0269 or http://www.islandinn.com be sure to tell them you're coming for the 10th Annual Faith Power Conference!
Featuring guest speaker Pastor Kimberly Ray of Angie Ray Ministries. Other speakers include renown speakers: International Evangelist Linda Hamlet, Bishop Clifton Jones, and Dr. Ellen Burke.
Getaway and enjoy three (3) days of prayer, praise, and spiritual rejuvenation. Bask in the sun and soak up the beautiful Long Island Sound on New England's Most serene Island Escape.
Find out what others have been enjoying and you've probably been missing in your life. In times like these everyone needs to getaway to come home.
We'll see ya on the Vineyard!
When: Apr 15, 2010 12 AM to Apr 17, 2010 12 AM Where: Island Inn in Oak Bluffs,Massachusetts Cost: $75.00 Posted by:evdb
On May 1 and 2 at the MVRHS gymnasium, select classrooms, and Performing Arts Center. National Geographic and World Waterway will host a "Water is Life: A Celebration" The event is to celebrate the launch of National Geographics new book, Written in Water, Messages of Hope for Earths Most Precious Resource. Edited by film director, Irena Salina, (FLOW), it features 25 essays by some of the worlds renowned water researchers and writers, including Sandra Postel, Bill McKibben, Alex Mathiessen, Scott Harrison, Alexandra Cousteau, and local water author, William Waterway Marks. This event will also celebrate the release of National Geographic magazines April issue that will be completely dedicated to water. - The two-day event will feature presentations by water authors and scientists with book signings; music by Rick Bausman, Kevin Keady, Featherstone Flutes, Sharon Benson (Soul Dogs aka The Cosmic Rescue Team), and others; film screenings, and a "Green Fair" with booths of local and off-island green businesses and environmental organizations. - The evening of May 2 will close the event with a keynote speaker, water poetry by Fan Ogilvie, and music by the Minnesingers, Katie Mayhew, and the world renowned Native American flutist, R. Carlos Nakai. This event is being produced by William Waterway Marks in cooperation with National Geographic, and is a fundraiser for the Marthas Vineyard Science Fair and ongoing water research by the nonprofit World Waterway. - GREEN FAIR is FREE and is open from 10am - 4pm May 1 and 2. - CONCERT is $20 on May 2 at 6PM. - Tickets for the evening of May 2 may now be purchased online at: http://www.ticketsmv.com/event.php?id=14520. - More Concert Info TBA. - For "Green Fair" booth information please contact Andrea Rogers @: artisan02557@yahoo.com (508-693-8989). - For event information, please contact, William Waterway Marks: worldwaterway@aol.com
Cyclists choose from 25K, 50K and 100K scenic rides along the winding roads of Marthas Vineyard. For some the weekend begins Friday night at the kick-off party, where VIP, veteran and team awards are presented. After the ride, you will be welcomed back with a barbecue and live music.
The Town of Oak Bluffs was founded as Cottage City in 1880. In 1907 the name was changed because of the fast growing population and the resort needed to recognize that is was not a “Cottage City” any more.
Oak Bluffs is home to the Flying Horses Carousel which is the nation’s oldest operating carousel. The carousel is one of two known carousels built by Charles W.F. Dare in 1876.
In the center of town there are hundreds of imaginative and colorful gingerbread cottages. They are the most perfectly preserved collection of Carpenter Gothic style architecture in the world!
