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The Artists Association of Nantucket is at the heart of the island’s creative community, supporting local artists through exhibitions, galleries, and year-round education programs. With multiple gallery spaces and a visual arts center offering classes for all skill levels, it provides a place to experience, learn, and connect with Nantucket’s thriving art scene. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to engage with the island beyond its landscapes.

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 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.
Nantucket Performing Arts Center is a nonprofit cultural venue dedicated to live theater, music, comedy, dance, and educational programming in the heart of downtown Nantucket. Located at 5 North Water Street, the center serves as a collaborative home for performances, festivals, and creative events while supporting the island’s growing arts community. Through productions, partnerships, and year round programming, NPAC helps expand Nantucket’s performing arts scene for both residents and visitors.

Cary Hazlegrove’s photography captures Nantucket through a deeply personal and timeless lens, shaped by more than four decades of life on the island. Her work spans sweeping coastal landscapes, quiet seasonal moments, and iconic island scenes, available as fine art prints and collections. It’s a chance to experience Nantucket beyond a visit and bring a piece of its beauty home.

The Nantucket Historical Association preserves and shares the rich history of Nantucket through its museums, historic sites, and engaging programs. From the iconic Nantucket Whaling Museum to guided walking tours and research collections, it offers a deeper look into the people, industries, and stories that shaped the island. It’s an essential experience for visitors who want to understand Nantucket beyond its beaches.
Rose & Crown is one of Nantucket’s longest-running and most recognizable pubs, serving food, drinks, and entertainment in the heart of downtown. By day, it’s a casual, welcoming spot for burgers, beer, and relaxed meals. By night, it shifts into a lively bar with DJs, karaoke, and dancing, making it one of the island’s go-to late-night destinations.
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.

Eric Holch is an internationally recognized Nantucket artist and printmaker known for his distinctive, detail-rich island scenes. Working primarily in limited edition serigraph prints, his work captures everything from harbor life to everyday coastal moments with a timeless, almost storybook quality. With decades of experience and a gallery on Old South Wharf, his artwork has become a recognizable part of Nantucket’s visual identity.

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.