Topic: Martha's Vineyard

Architect Patrick Ahearn is spotlighted on this new addition of Plum Homes. Sue Hostetler and Patrick walk through Herring Creek Farm to look at one of the four homes Patrick Ahearn designed for the property.

Every year, the 4th and 5th graders of the Chilmark School spend a week on the Black Dog Tall Ship the Shenandoah.

Explore the life and art of nationally renown painter Ray Ellis through an exclusive interview with Ray and his wife, Teddie.

With lunch looming, Chris and Molly Fischer hit the open water off Squibnocket in search of bass. Their search, however, ends with only a few feeble nibbles as the height of the excursion’s excitement — so much for living up to their last name. Maybe it was the eel bait, or maybe it was the hook, but the bass just weren’t fooled. Fear not though, Chris came prepared with some back-up tuna that they deliciously prepare and devouringly eat — raw. Yum!

The 147th Annual Agricultural Society Fair brought traditional livestock contests, racing pigs, fair rides and farmers to Martha's Vineyard.

The Art of Placemaking host Architect Patrick Ahearn visits with Victor Zollo in his beautiful Edgartown home, which Patrick restored to historical standards.

The Art of Placemaking host architect Patrick Ahearn visits with Rob Hughes at Herring Creek Farm.

Chris Fischer visits Mermaid Farm in West Tisbury. As the largest — with four cows — and only dairy farm on the Vineyard, they produce their own milk and make their own yogurt. After a morning jaunt to a secret blueberry patch Chris returns to enjoy his foraged findings with some ultra-fresh yogurt. All in all, it was a very good morning.

Harvard Law School Professor Charles Ogletree speaks about having both Barack & Michelle Obama as students at Harvard, as well as several other interesting topics.

Join Plum as it catches the action going on at the 2008 Martha's Vineyard International Film Festival.