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The Nantucket Preservation Trust Walking Tour offers guided explorations of Nantucket’s historic architecture, neighborhoods, and preservation efforts through downtown walking experiences led by knowledgeable local guides. Organized by the Nantucket Preservation Trust, the tours highlight the island’s historic homes, streetscapes, and cultural history while sharing stories about preservation and Nantucket’s architectural heritage.

Respoke repurposes iconic designer scarves into one-of-a-kind products featuring hand-crafted Spanish made espadrilles. Experience a world of unique footwear, ready-to-wear, fine art, furniture, and accessories. Each piece carries more value and self-identity than its original form. Visit Respoke Nantucket at 41 Straight Wharf or their online shop at respoke.com.
Next Level Watersports offers private watersports lessons, family activities, and guided adventures on Nantucket waters. Founded in 2016, the company specializes in kiteboarding, eFoiling, wakeboarding, tubing, hydrofoiling, winging, and private harbor cruises with certified instructors and personalized coaching. Designed for all ages and skill levels, experiences focus on safety, modern equipment, and customized instruction in Nantucket’s calm harbors and coastal waters.
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.
The Brotherhood of Thieves is a Nantucket staple with over 50 years of history, blending classic pub charm with a multi-level dining and bar experience in the heart of downtown. Downstairs, the 1840s-style whaling pub serves comfort favorites, while upstairs offers a lively surf-inspired restaurant, outdoor patio, and the Notch Whiskey Bar. With everything from burgers and seafood to sushi and craft cocktails, it’s one of the island’s most dynamic spots to eat, drink, and gather.
Inspired by the ancient 24Karat gold jewelry found in temple treasuries, tombs, and buried hoards, Katie Grover’s hand made custom designs have a character all of their own. Designs are drawn from history, architecture, Nantucket, and the natural world and made using age old techniques and tools.

Nantucket Island Tours offers narrated sightseeing tours exploring Nantucket’s history, landmarks, beaches, and island neighborhoods. Departing from Straight Wharf, the tours guide visitors through downtown Nantucket, ’Sconset, Sankaty Head Lighthouse, and other scenic and historic locations while sharing stories about the island’s whaling past and local culture. Designed for visitors looking for a broad introduction to Nantucket, the tours provide a relaxed and informative way to experience the island.

ACK Dental Art is a Nantucket dental practice offering cosmetic, restorative, preventative, and family dentistry using modern dental technology and personalized care. Located on Mary Ann Drive, the practice provides services including cleanings, whitening, periodontics, endodontics, cosmetic consultations, and diagnostic treatments in a modern clinical setting focused on patient comfort and long term dental health.

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.

Nantucket Island’s only 18-hole public golf facility, a link-style course located 1 mile from the ocean and 3 miles from town. The course offers ample fairways and a mix of green sizes ranging from 3,000 to 6,000 sf. The course is challenging yet very playable, with multiple tees that allow both professionals and amateurs equal opportunity for an enjoyable day on the links.