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Located just off Main Street, Nantucket Estate Jewelry offers a curated collection of antique, vintage, and designer pieces that blend history with timeless style. From fine jewelry by names like Cartier and Tiffany to scrimshaw, nautical antiques, and island-inspired art, each piece carries its own story. It’s a destination for collectors and anyone looking to take home something truly unique from Nantucket.

The Egan Maritime Institute brings Nantucket’s seafaring history to life through immersive programs, on-the-water experiences, and the Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum. Focused on preserving the island’s maritime heritage, it offers visitors a deeper understanding of the people, industries, and rescue stories shaped by the surrounding sea. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to connect with Nantucket beyond the shoreline.

Leap Year Images by Mary Wade offers natural, relaxed photography that captures families and everyday moments with warmth and authenticity. With deep ties to Nantucket and over 20 years photographing the island, her work blends candid emotion with the beauty of coastal landscapes. From family portraits to special celebrations, each session is designed to feel effortless and genuine.

On the Isle is a Nantucket summer theater organization presenting live performances and theatrical productions in ’Sconset. Rooted in the island’s longstanding theater traditions, the organization brings together performers, audiences, and community events through seasonal productions and performing arts programming. Its performances continue the unique tradition of summer theater on Nantucket.

Celebrating 100 years of vision, craft and the feminine muse. Forest and Form presents one of the most significant gatherings of David Hostetler’s wood sculptures, featuring monumental works carved from elm, walnut, cherry, and other native hardwoods, offering a deep look at Hostetler’s evolution as a sculptor of the female form.
Cisco Brewers is one of Nantucket’s most iconic gathering spots, bringing together a brewery, winery, and distillery in one lively outdoor setting. Located on Bartlett Farm Road, it offers craft beer, local wines, and spirits alongside live music, rotating food trucks, and a high-energy crowd. Whether you’re sipping a drink in the sun or dancing on the patio, it’s a must-experience stop that captures the social side of the island.

Built in 1846 at the height of Nantucket’s whaling prosperity, the Hadwen House is a grand Greek Revival mansion that offers a rare glimpse into the island’s wealthiest era. Now operated by the Nantucket Historical Association as a museum, it features period rooms, decorative arts exhibits, and a beautifully maintained Victorian garden. Located on Main Street, it’s one of the most striking historic homes open to the public on Nantucket.

The Gallery Nantucket presents a carefully curated collection of fine art from American and European artists, with a focus on museum-quality work and timeless craftsmanship. Established on the island in 1989, it offers a refined gallery experience for collectors and visitors alike, showcasing paintings and pieces that reflect both classic and contemporary influences. It’s a destination for those seeking serious art in an intimate Nantucket setting.

The Nantucket Dreamland is a nonprofit film and cultural center located in downtown Nantucket at 17 South Water Street. The venue presents first run movies, independent films, live performances, concerts, comedy, lectures, children’s programming, and community events throughout the year. With multiple theater spaces and year round programming, the Dreamland serves as one of Nantucket’s central gathering places for arts, entertainment, and culture.

The Nantucket Island School of Design and the Arts is a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to exploring the connections between the arts, sciences, humanities, and the environment. Based at Seaview Farm Art Center in Wauwinet, NISDA offers classes and workshops in painting, drawing, photography, clay, textiles, and creative well being. Programs include youth education, artist residencies, lectures, exhibitions, and community events throughout the year.