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Mór Wine is a boutique bottle shop in the heart of downtown Nantucket. The founders–Oran Mor’s chef-owner, Edwin Claflin and Commonwealth’s owner, Eileen Harkness–strive to bring together a curated collection of wine and spirits that will pique your curiosity and satisfy your cravings. From wine to whiskey, we will have that bottle you’ve been looking for as well as the one you didn’t know you wanted. Every price point is available, from fun to fine, and they carry those hard to find vermouths, aperitifs, and digestifs.
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.

The Nantucket Family Resource Center provides free family support services, referrals, parenting resources, and youth assistance programs for Nantucket families and caregivers. Located at Freedom Square, the nonprofit organization helps connect children, parents, and caregivers with educational support, assessments, community programs, and guidance designed to strengthen family well being across the island.

Ack Natural is a locally owned Nantucket cannabis dispensary offering a full range of flower, edibles, vapes, and concentrates, many grown and produced right on the island. Located on Spearhead Drive, it combines a modern retail space with an educational, welcoming approach for both new and experienced customers. With a focus on quality, sustainability, and local cultivation, it delivers a distinctly Nantucket take on the cannabis experience.

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.

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.

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 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.