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Dining at The Summer House is as much about the setting as it is the food, with two distinct oceanfront experiences in ’Sconset. The main restaurant offers a romantic, candlelit atmosphere with live piano music and elevated coastal cuisine, while the Beachside Bistro delivers relaxed, open-air dining just steps from the sand. Together, they capture the full spectrum of Nantucket dining, from elegant evenings to laid-back afternoons by the ocean.

Nantucket Community School Camp offers seasonal youth programs, enrichment classes, and summer activities designed for children of varying ages and interests. Programs include arts, sports, outdoor activities, STEM experiences, and educational workshops led by instructors and community partners across Nantucket. The camp and youth programming focus on creating accessible, engaging experiences that support creativity, learning, and community connection throughout the year.

The Islander is a family-owned Nantucket wine and spirits shop known for its extensive selection and knowledgeable service. Offering everything from fine wines and single malt scotches to craft beer and hand-rolled cigars, it’s a go-to stop for both everyday essentials and special occasions. With one of the largest selections on the island and a focus on quality, it’s where locals and visitors go when they want to get it right.
Clarke Brothers Construction provides residential construction, renovations, remodeling, and custom home building services on Nantucket. The website features construction projects, craftsmanship, and residential work designed to support Nantucket homeowners through custom building, renovation planning, project management, and detailed construction services tailored to island homes and coastal properties.

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.

Aunt Leah’s Fudge is a beloved Nantucket sweet shop known for its rich, handmade fudge and signature chocolate-covered cranberries. Located on Straight Wharf, it’s a classic stop for visitors looking to pick up gifts or treat themselves to something indulgent. From small-batch confections to packaged tins and seasonal specialties, it captures the sweeter side of Nantucket in every bite.