This is an excellent toy store with tons of options ! They have a slime bar and even have make your…read moreown slime classes. And my son's squishy obsession did not take a week off just because we are on vacation and they have a great selection. They even took down my number to let me know when their Needohs come in. Prices are what you would expect. Definitely recommend and we will definitely be back!

The people and service there is amazing, the selection is incredible there is so much to buy, and…read morethe value of what I bought was awesome! Would 100% come here again!

I visit the center frequently to attend the figure drawing classes. They have excellent models and…read morethe class is attended by people who share ideas and sometimes supplies. The newest building has several classrooms and an awesome gallery. The gallery shows change frequently and feature various artists and themes. The property has an outside stage for performances, pastureland, outside sculptures, grassy gardensand there are adjacent hiking trails.

Featherstone is a lovely nonprofit arts center located in a few old buildings on a former horse…read morefarm right in the middle of the island. Established in 1996, Featherstone has quickly found its footing as a resource for classes, exhibitions, musical events, poetry readings, community events and opportunities to purchase artwork by island artists. There are classes for children and adults that include ceramics, printmaking, photography, creative writing, oil painting and more. Some of the classes are one time only and others last for several weeks. Take your pick. Special events include a chocolate festival and a Christmas shopping opportunity. Poetry readings in the summer have become amazingly great, with nationally known poets like Billy Collins and Jorie Graham. (Note that the island poets also show up and read their poems.) There is also a flea market every Tuesday throughout the summer, and some fabulous Musical Mondays when you can listen to the local musicians who are surprisingly talented. You stretch out on the lawn, swat away at the island's vast and hungry mosquito population and listen to bluegrass, jazz or folk music performed by your island neighbors. It's easy going and relaxed. Free classes for teenagers after school are especially exciting. Featherstone is not far away from the High School and the Y, making car pooling a snap, but island teens are also used to hitch hiking if they have no car. Some of the instructors are much better than others, but that is the case at any small arts organization like this. Just do your research and find out more about the teacher, as you would do for any class, right? It's nice to see Featherstone flourishing in a gentle and creative way here on the island.

I recently did a free tour at the UMass field station. So fun!…read more Beautiful land, experienced and interesting guide. They also have a program for kids- junior rangers-- and the junior rangers on this tour were incredible. They are really sharp! They have their own field notes page: www.jrrangerfieldnotes.blogspot.com This is a great idea for a free, educational and staggeringly beautiful outside tour when on Nantucket.

My wife and I walked into Spyder Wright's Surf shop and couldn't believe the variety of products…read morethis store carries. From multiple unique high end watches, to the most comfortable jeans and so much more. What makes this shop exceptional is the owner. Edward Wright has the "right stuff". An incredible personality as if you've known him your entire life. He makes you super comfortable and explains each of his products with incredible passion, sincerity and knowledge. Bravo Edward and thank you again. Highly recommend stopping into this very progressive store and see for yourself.

Great shop with unique, high end menswear. Highly recommend for those looking for non touristy,…read moreauthentic items. The front shop has incredible antiques including Rolex watches etc.... a must visit!

I don't know how Nantucket got so lucky as to score the culinary center, but this establishment is…read moregorgeous, a real gem for the community and the island itself. My partner and I were lucky to get an impromptu tour of the facility on our recent stop on the island, and we were blown away by the professionalism and look of this high class facility. Seriously, the Nantucket Culinary Center feels as if the campuses of JWU and the CIA had a child and it was raised by the America's Test Kitchen TV studio. Clean, professional, and stylistic, it feels like you've wondered onto the set of the next food network TV show. Between the spacious gallery with beautiful stoves everywhere, clusters of ovens, and the large screen TV's projecting the details of what was being prepared on the prep station (should you not be able to see from the stove or seat) you will be impressed. I don't cook and I was awe struck. My partner was salivating. Another chef was setting up for one of the classes that they offer the community. Holy crap are these top notch lessons! Whether you want to learn how to cook Japanese, try your hand at sous vide, or hone your traditional New England recipes, there is a rotation of classes and offerings for you to choose from. I was delighted to find that the Culinary Center, owned by Greg Margolis, is the same person who creates the super delicious foods at The Corner Table, one of my staple eateries when I'm visiting. While he says Nantucket is home to him, he has such a combination of food savvy and urban cool that I believe the state of New York has decreed the area 5 feet around him to legally be considered part of Brooklyn at all times. I also imagine that as a child Greg would have beaten up Guy Fieri and stolen his bike, but in a good way. If you've ever wanted to "stage" (intern) in a top notch kitchen, but don't have a spare 80 hours/week free to devote to learning the culinary arts, take the classes that are being offered here. Hell, this place was so impressive, it's making me want to learn how to cook.

Purchased the picnic lunch spread for the daffodil weekend picnic in S'conset. It was a beautiful…read moreassortment of lunch salads, fresh veggies, fruits, desserts, and more!! Delicious!!!!

SWG has been amazing for our young children over the past few summers! The instructors are highly…read moretrained and create a fun and stress free environment for the kids.

I loved exploring this charming art store! The owner is a gem of a lady & she is extremely…read moretalented. They recently began doing art classes here. Please support if you are local, or even visiting from out of town like me. I gifted my friend a one of a KIND piece for their anniversary & they loved it! The pieces are beautiful, colorful, extremely affordable as well. They also have smaller pieces to purchase. Bring home a little bit of the most charming island in the USA!!

This place feels like such a hidden gem on island. It is a little far from town, which adds to its…read morepeaceful atmosphere. They have many programs, my little sister enjoys the kids program on Friday mornings. I did a same-day drop in wheel throwing mug class and it was amazing! I had no prior experience and walked away with one successful mug (one was a fail, but that's my fault). It was really great value for price. I reccomend taking a class, it is a fun break from the beach.

program, amazing instructors, the ability to do a variety of artistic expressions everything from…read morefiber arts to clay the sculpture this year we have a digital studio. As well as of course, traditional black-and-white development, individual studio this we have the ability to print a variety of formats and styles, including 3-D printers. In addition they have the use of allowing drones for photographing. It is the most innovative program