Beautiful place to stop and pray on the Vineyard. Historic…read morearchitecture with very old stained glass make this church a special place.

From the outside this grandiose southern-style Methodist church will have your mouth gaping from…read moreit's three story white-washed columns. From the moment you enter, you are ushered upstairs to this untraditional second floor church. The center aisle guides you to the alter where a gray-based, real life painting alludes to even more floor space than the church offers. Turn around and look up and you will be amazed by the enormous organ taking up much of the wall space. Amazing talent must be required to operate such a beautiful woman. We were here for a wedding a few weeks before the busy season of Martha's Vineyard began and maybe filled 1/3 of the room with close to 100 people. The acoustics are amazing and with just one girl singing into the microphone with the piano playing, it brought goosebumps to my arms. This church was built to carry harmony. We never got to venture into the downstairs portion, which I assume are classrooms and offices, but I just thought it was so unique to have a second story church, I truly enjoyed the experience!

Simply stunning, this beautiful building is the Dowager Duchess of Edgartown. Do not pass this by…read more But you can't really miss it. It's noticeable. Like a shooting star, like a movie star, like a rock star. Do you want to get married, sing in an unforgettable performance or celebrate the Christmas season with the Minnesingers, a stellar singing group from the local high school? Do you want to hear Livingston and Kate Taylor or the Vineyard Sound, an amazing a capella group, surrounded by other music lovers? Yes? This is your place. Architecture and history buffs will enjoy this lovely space, but so will brides, wedding planners and music lovers. So very beautiful. So many memories.....

The most magnificent church I've ever visited. I have been…read moreto and been thru many in the past but the only one that I've ever seen that is as majestic as this one is Notre Dame Cathedral in Montreal. The entire layout along with the stonework is fantastic.

Last Friday we stopped in at this Church for Falmouth High School's annual A Capella Fest. This was…read morethe first time we have been into the church and the first thought that came to my mind was WOW. This church is massive and it has an incredible hall as well as lobby. The lobby itself has comfortable seating areas as well as a Kids Zone and coffee shop. It is obvious that the members of this faith community care for each other and their faith practice. In the end we enjoyed the show and were grateful to have spent the evening at this wonderful church.

We are visiting the Falmouth area & so glad we chose to worship here today. The worship music was…read moregreat & the message was totally spot on! Friendly people - thank you Pastor, Steven & Mark for chatting with us after services. If we lived here, this would be our home church! God bless you!

Was there for the first Lobster roll Friday of the year, and it did not disappoint!…read more Here is the deal: Every Friday evening, Grace Church has Lobster rolls for sale as a fundraiser. It is $35 for enough lobster meat to make 2 rolls (rolls and chips are included), and you can choose between getting the traditional Maine-style lobster salad rolls, or getting just the lobster meat without mayo, so you can make your own Connecticut-style rolls at home. We ordered 8oz of lobster salad, and 8oz of lobster meat. We toasted all 4 buns, and then tossed the plain lobster meat in a garlic-lemon butter mixture to warm it up. Both types of rolls were fantastic, and it comes down to personal preference which type you like better, but I prefer the warm, buttery Connecticut-style rolls. The value for your money is the best on the Island, given that you can get a roll for $17.50 here where they cost $30 or more each other places on the island. Highly recommend getting lobster rolls here and supporting a good cause, and I will be returning in years to come!

They make awesome lobster rolls and chowder... neither of which I eat (I had the hot dogs :), but…read moreeveryone loved them.