Oak Bluffs, one of the most vibrant towns on Martha's Vineyard, has a long-standing tradition as a summer haven for African Americans. During the early 20th century, it became a popular destination for middle-class Black families seeking a reprieve from segregation and discrimination. This tradition continues today, with Oak Bluffs serving as a cultural hub for African Americans.

Boston is famous for being the home of historic sites like the Boston Tea Party and the house of Paul Revere. But the city has a history that is often overlooked and underrepresented.

The hook-shaped sandy peninsula forms Cape Cod Bay on one side and extends out into the Atlantic Ocean, so the fish is fresh. The Cape Cod restaurants serve up some of the tastiest fried, broiled, or boiled fare on the East coast.