Mug of the Month - MVY2K

There is a lot of nostalgia ten years after the original Y2K. This is a classic remembrance of that frenzied year! Can you remember where you were?

Mug of the Month - The Wharf Pub

If you need a nice warm place to eat and hang in the winter time The Wharf Pub in Edgartown is very reliable - great food

http://www.wharfpub.com/

Mug of the Month - MV Hockey

In honor of the historic "Winter Classic" being played today at Fenway Park, the mug of the month is Martha's Vineyard Hockey. Check out a game and have a skate at the ice arena.

http://www.vineyardhockey.com/

Mug of the Month - Sweet E's Cupcakes

Cupcakes are a culinary phenomenon and not to be outdone they have come to the Vineyard. Sweet E's opened this year and we hope that they come back. I have not had one but several visitors really recommend this as a very special treat. They have a great mug so I know they must be very special.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Vineyard-Haven-MA/Sweet-Es-Cupcakes/87728818532?v=info

Mug of the Month - Chilmark Chocolates

This is a great store in Chilmark - excellent candy fine for the holidays and a very special staff. Make sure to call for hours, definitely worth the wait in the line outside.

Mug of the Month - Mocha Mott's

As mug of the month for October, another coffee shop - Mocha Mott's is a long standing coffee shop in Oak Bluffs (and now in Vineyard Haven). This is a classic mug - I haven't seen anything but plastic in there lately. The coffee and baked goods are always great and they are open late in the evenings. Always a friendly scene.

Here is more info on the location of the shop:

http://www.mvtimes.com/marthas-vineyard/directory/business.php?i=901

Mug of the Month - Island Alpaca

This mug was a great find by some recent guest curators of the mug museum. Alpacas are very interesting animals and have recently found a home on the island. The Island Alpaca is a great place to get to meet some of these animals and get a chance to explore the great yarn and products that they help to produce. Definitely worth a visit to an open house and the shop.

http://www.islandalpaca.com/