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Bartlett’s Farm is Nantucket’s largest and oldest working farm, offering a full market experience just minutes from downtown. Set on hundreds of acres near the south shore, it combines fresh local produce, a prepared food kitchen, bakery, grocery market, and garden center all in one place. Whether you’re picking up beach picnic essentials, grabbing a quick meal, or browsing flowers and home goods, it’s a staple stop that captures everyday island life.

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.

Theatre Workshop of Nantucket is the island’s longest running professional theater company, presenting live performances, musicals, dramas, comedies, and educational programming throughout the year. Based at Bennett Hall on Centre Street, the organization brings together professional artists, local performers, and audiences through a wide range of productions and community events. Its programming helps keep Nantucket’s performing arts scene active and accessible for both residents and visitors.
Nantucket Bake Shop is a longtime island bakery known for its simple, classic baked goods made fresh daily. Located on Old South Road, it offers everything from Portuguese bread and donuts to cookies, cakes, and pastries, all prepared in small batches using traditional methods. Whether you’re grabbing a quick treat or stocking up for the week, it delivers the kind of straightforward, satisfying bakery experience that never goes out of style.

Barnaby’s Toy & Art is a Nantucket toy store and creative studio offering toys, books, art kits, children’s classes, and hands on activities designed to inspire creativity and play. Located on Oak Street, the shop combines imaginative retail experiences with seasonal classes, parties, and take home projects for children of all ages. Created by author and illustrator Wendy Rouillard, Barnaby’s brings together storytelling, art, and community in a colorful space designed for kids to create and explore.

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.

Located on Straight Wharf, G.S. Hill Gallery showcases the work of longtime Nantucket artist Greg Hill, along with a curated collection of island-inspired art, prints, and handcrafted jewelry. Established in 1979, the gallery reflects decades of creative influence shaped by Nantucket’s light, landscapes, and maritime culture. It’s a staple stop for those looking to experience and take home a piece of the island’s artistic tradition.

Town delivers a vibrant, high-energy dining experience in downtown Nantucket, known for its sushi, bold fusion dishes, and craft cocktails. The lively dining room flows into the iconic outdoor Tree Bar, creating a social atmosphere that feels as much nightlife as it does restaurant. Whether you’re stopping in for dinner or late-night drinks, it’s one of the island’s most dynamic places to gather.
Sayle’s Seafood is a classic Nantucket fish market and takeout spot known for fresh local seafood and no-frills, satisfying meals. From fried clams and scallops to lobster dinners and housemade clam chowder, everything is prepared simply and served ready to enjoy wherever you are. Pick up your order and head to the beach, the harbor, or a nearby deck for a true Nantucket seafood experience.