Marthas Vineyard Film Society

The Martha's Vineyard Film Society is a non-profit arts organization based in Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts. Founded in 2002, this organization is staffed by four dedicated employees and generates approximately $1 million in annual revenue. The Martha's Vineyard Film Society is a member-supported organization committed to showcasing a wide range of films. The Martha's Vineyard Film Society offers screenings of independent films, movie classics, documentaries, and world cinema. Their programming caters to diverse audiences of all ages throughout the year. In addition to regular screenings, the Society hosts film-related speakers, educational programs, and special events to enrich the audience's appreciation of cinema. They operate two historic movie theaters, the Capawock and Strand, showcasing larger, more commercial first-run releases. The Society also organizes the Martha's Vineyard International Film Festival, a four-day event showcasing world cinema, and three mini-festivals: the MV Environmental Film Festival, Filmusic Festival, and DOCUMENTARY WEEK. Since its establishment, the Martha's Vineyard Film Society has screened over 1,000 feature films and hundreds of short films, including critically acclaimed movies. Their commitment to presenting a diverse selection of films and film-related events has made them a valuable cultural resource for the island community. The Society's permanent home, the Martha's Vineyard Film Center, located at the Tisbury Marketplace in Vineyard Haven, further expands their year-round arthouse programming. For more information about the Martha's Vineyard Film Society and its upcoming events, please visit their website at http://www.mvfilmfest.com.