PROS: This place is clean, organized, and loaded with neat things that relate to Middle East…read moreculture. Prices are fair and the place is spacious CONS: The worker was vacuuming in the back and didn't come to us and asked if we needed any help OVERALL: I would highly recommend coming here if you're into Middle East genre thing. Just be weary, the guy may not come to you first

Not much in the way of clothes, more of a souvenir and trinket stop. And it's too much stuff…read morecrammed into such a small place. The items themselves are totally random too; there really isn't a theme despite the name of the store. It's not a bad place, just a little disjointed and overpriced. There definitely is a market for this store, but I freely admit I'm not.

Nothing the Nantucket Historical Association does nothing bad; everything they do is for the good…read moreof the preservation of the island's history, story, and beauty. If you are heading to the island, I highly recommend you check out their website. Stop at the Visitor's Center and grab a brochure of all of the NHQ sites to see - most within walking distance from Town. www.nha.org Two thumbs up, err, I mean 5-Stars.

This is a great museum for the whaling industry in Nantucket. Their displays are amazing. We did a…read moreguided tour of their temporary exhibit of clothing in Nantucket. It was very informative and fun. Do not miss the scrimshaw exhibit in the museum, it is amazing. Go to the top of the building to see views of the town. The gift shop has many interesting and unusual products that you can buy.

My family and I really enjoyed our visit to this museum! The guide was friendly, welcoming and so…read moreknowledgeable. There is so much to the history of the Mashpee community that we didn't know. An ideal complement and counterpoint to the much-told narratives about the pilgrims, etc.

The Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Museum is a pleasant little spot far from Mashpee's main…read morethoroughfares, despite the fact it is on Main Street. It's a short distance from a brewery, Dunkin', and Cape Cod Coffee. It is fairly easy to find, housed in a small historic home. Admission is $8, plus there is a small gift shop. Members of the tribe give tours, there is a replica of a native house, one learns about the life of the Wampanoag, the "Indians of Thanksgiving." A recent exhibit was about the lives of Wampanoag whalers, and the importance of the whale to native life. There is ample parking beside a traditional herring run that is still in use. Fascinating, insightful museum, well worth a visit.

This is downstairs in the Wamsutta social club. There's a gift shop selling some vintage pieces…read more The collection covers quite a variety of styles and makers. The highlight was the personal guided tour. We learned so much from Kirk. You could tell he loves glass and was able to share his knowledge in an interesting way. We ended up spending about 2 hours here. It's not huge but with the information given about each section, it was well worth the admission fee.

Hidden GEM!!!! This place took me by surprise. I didn't…read morereally have much in the way of expectations. However this place was awesome! I don't want to oversell because it's not like there's much to do exactly. But the history and display of intricate and exotic glass is truly amazing. I had no idea this existed right around the corner and so much was produced right in New Bedford back in the day. The curator, Kirk was fantastic in explaining and demonstrating some of them more unique and interesting pieces.

A nice little souvenir shop. On the pricier side, but just about everything on the island is…read more Nice people, but nothing really caught my eye when I was there. A nice place, but other options abound in the immediate area. Nonetheless, its still worth a look if you are ever in the area.

If you're looking for that special gift for the special someone who has everything...Shindig is…read moreyour must go to stop while in on the Island. Locals and visitors alike love the art, books, music, jewelry vintage clothes and eclectic collection of everything fun and cool! The folks behind the counter are quick to help you with your search and are more than happy to give you the insiders take on whats awesome to do and see on the Island. I LOVE SHINDIG and I wish I was shopping there right now!

My husband and I had the best time with Julia and Ryan on their Oyster Farm Tour. Captain + Oyster…read morefarmer Ryan custom built the coolest boat to tour around Katama Harbor. The BYO private tour took us to their oyster farms and taught us about sustainable oyster farming. We learned so much and then got to enjoy the fruits of their labor - fresh oysters literally plucked and shucked before our eyes, Julia's take on Oysters Rockefeller- topped with crunchy bbq chips - and fresh seared scallops made on the boat. Truly the best (and most delicious) experience on MV! We had a blast eating, drinking and boating around. 10/10 experience that everyone should take advantage of!

I've visited Martha's Vineyard on several occasions and this past trip was my favorite, thanks to…read morethe Signature Oyster Farm tour. My girlfriends did it over the summer and decided to treat our group this past weekend because it was so fantastic. It was so interesting and the oysters were incredible. If you are ever in MV, do yourself a favor to book this your. It was an absolute blast and will be one of the most memorable times.

The Aquinnah Cultural Center is a hidden gem located on the south side of Aquinnah Circle. I…read morerecommend stopping in here before you take a walk down to the beach. Very interesting exhibition, full of relics of Aquinnah (formerly known as Gay Head) and stories of the native Wampanoag people. They have many beautiful items and a beautiful view. When I went a local man was demonstrating native tools and a docent lead a very nice tour. it's open middle of June - middle of October.