Wonderful selection of items. I truly wish to place an order for items now since I'm back home…read more I've told literally everyone that compliment me on my items. Great price point and truly worth every swipe of by card, lol.

One of the better gift/souvenir shops in Oak Bluffs. A wide variety of items and friendly staff…read more Prices weren't that high, but there weren't exactly any deals either. Minority owned, so if you're into supporting that this would be a place to go. Overall, it's a good stop to make.

Lady that owns the store is very nice, inventory is plentiful, prices are good, located near center…read moreof the shopping district

We stumbled upon this a few days ago and I had a few great finds! I picked up tee shirts, beautiful…read moreshell art, and a super cute bracelet. Prices seemed better than the typical stores in town. I feel like I should have taken more pictures but if you are in the area it's definitely worth the trip!

What a fun shopping experience! They start in June-ish, and we were on Island in November the week…read morebefore Thanksgiving and there were several tents and kiosks set up. If you take an early boat over, we usually grab the 9:05 from Hyannis and that gives us plenty of time to walk through. Watch your step and footing. The roads are cobble stone and very hard, uneven and unforgiving. People tend to get a little pushy-shovey and the it's densely packed. Crafts, art, food stuff (honey, spices, etc.), and farm fresh vegetables grown on island when seasonable. It's great, but we've never bought any vegetables as we'd have to carry them all day. That said, it is still a fun time. Keep it local!

A super cute bookstore with a great selection of books, cards and novel gifts. Staff were so…read morehelpful and welcoming especially the sweet kitty!

Super-cute bookstore with lots of lovely gift selections, too. I even got a small toy book from the…read morevending machine.

Yes the place still has deals, but "Fred" is never there ( 2 years in a row ) now. Not sure if the…read moreplace was sold or Fred retired and he let a new crew run the place. 2 years in a row, unfriendly sales staff. Not the old town feel from before, but if you want good deals, go. Part of returning to a business is to talk to the owners or regular staff. Not the case here any longer.

Thankfully Trader Fred's donated clothing and underwear to our 50 brave souls from Venezuela. Thank…read moreyou . .

Four Winds is hands down my favorite souvenir store in Nantucket. There are so many things to…read morechoose from with a range of prices. Items include lots of home items - like signs and coasters - and accessories and other classic beach stuff. Be sure to check out the area upstairs, which contains more accessories and mainly women's clothes. I also can't help but feel like I'm in a pirate ship...!

Anything and everything....simple You could promote better…read moreyou could represent better, you could discuss things better than the way you do, pretty much you suck

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.

Since writing my review yesterday of the North Star glass gallery, I have not been able to stop…read morethinking of a quaint little gift shop that I have visited many times in Nantucket because the beautiful and colorful glass is what first drew me inside. Through the years I have collected many things, from antiques to sports memorabilia with Norman Rockwell in between, enough so that I could probably open my own shop. Call me a pack rat, if you will, but my fascination with glass catches every one's eyes. I once had a comment from a visitor coming along as a date with our male friend and he commented on my paperweight collection and she said, oh you can buy those at Target, Ha! I buy nothing unless it is signed or marked and if it has papers, all the better. It is here at the Beach Glass of Nantucket that I bought my one and only extra large "paperweight". It measures 11" wide by 10" tall and 4' deep and is the most gorgeous sunset scene! It weighs a ton and they would have shipped it for me to Pennsylvania, but I decided I would rather get it home myself. While we spent the day touring the island and having lunch, they went out of their way to package it safely. The artist is well known and it is Murano glass and from Oggetti, Italy. I paid $1,500.00 and the artist passed away shortly after, probably because he heard how much I paid for the piece, just kidding. I have it sitting in a downstairs window that catches a lot of light with my dozen and a half smaller paperweights surrounding it. Good glass paperweights are a real work of art to me because of the pain staking details they bring together to make gorgeous flowers and beautiful scenes. This shop does sell a lot of glass, some of it is cheap, so you do have to look. They have the coolest note cards decorated beautifully by local artists. They also have local artisans who hand craft jewelry and artists who paint beautiful scenes on glass goblets and flower vases. The shop is small but loaded with gems, you just have to take the time to look. Nantucket is like stepping back in time... Until you see the prices. Not wheelchair accessible.