The story behind Nantucket Island’s classic and trendy style can be seen in just about any article of clothing worn down a cobbled road in the summer. From Nantucket Reds to polo shirts to navy-pants with pink whales embroidered in a meticulous pattern, calling the fashion on this island “distinguished” would be an understatement at best.
Feb 24, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
The historic White Elephant Hotel, a hub of activity during the Nantucket Wine Festival, is located on historic Nantucket Harbor and has been host to guests since the 1920s. The White Elephant was originally an assemblage of old houses and buildings that Elizabeth Temple Ludwig began gathering in 1917 on a prime spot near the Children’s Beach.
May 7, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
Plum's Guide to booking your trip to Nantucket & Martha's Vineyard, via the Steamship Authority (a.k.a. The Ferry). Learn where to buy tickets, how long the trip will be & some of the amenities the Steamship Authority offers.
May 10, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
Nantucket History: Where Does "Figawi" Come From?
Apr 21, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
Every Monday, we post The Five Best Things to enjoy in the upcoming week. These things are selected by the Plum TV staff and often times by you. This week: The Sustainable Nantucket Dinner Series, Dorthy Hesselmann at The Atheneum, Dreamland Foundation fall classes & more.
Nov 2, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
We attended the 2009 Nantucket Film Festival Tribute to Harold Ramis. Here are photos of Harold Ramis, Rhys Corio, Brian Williams, & other celebrities who attended the event!
Jun 26, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
Every year the Nantucket Wine Festival plays host to some of the major movers and shakers of the national wine, food, and restaurant scene. This year is no exception. Among the notables . . . .
May 12, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
Every year the Nantucket Wine Festival plays host to some of the major movers and shakers of the national wine, food, and restaurant scene. This year is no exception. Among the notables . . . .
May 11, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
Each winter the Nantucket Conservation Foundation waits till ice forms on the bog so that they can drive their sanding machines onto the bogs.
Apr 21, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
If Nantucket's history was a house, the walls could be covered with photos of famous local notables like Maria Mitchell, Frederick Douglas, Lucretia Mott and Ted Anderson; souvenirs around the house would include arrowheads from the famous Wampanoag Indians, harpoons from whaling, and whale-oil burning lantern. And you could bet that the whole road leading up to the historic structure would be lined with cobblestones.
Feb 24, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog
The Nantucket Cottage Hospital Thrift Shop is a must-do when you're shopping on Nantucket. It's just a 30-second excursion from the main grid of downtown Nantucket, and totally worth the walk.
Feb 24, 2009 in Nantucket Insider Blog (1 Comments)
Plum's own Adam Knee was on hand for the 2009 Nantucket Wine Festival Harbor Gala and snapped some terrific shots of this fantastic charity event.
May 15, 2009 by John Elliot in Nantucket Insider Blog
Even if you've never been to Nantucket, no worries. We’ve got some tips to help you make the most of your visit to the Island.
Although Nantucket Island looks small on a map, seven days are filled rather quickly when you're visiting The Grey Lady. You know where you're sleeping and you've picked out a few favorite restaurants, but how will you fill up your days? From the fascinating history of the island to the nightlife around downtown, we have some favorites you might want to know about.
You've got a couple of days to spend on Nantucket, and we've got the scoop right here for you. From places to eat, lounging on a beach, to getting some souvenirs for the friends, take a look below as we share with you some awesome things to do over your break away from the mainland.
What's more fun than planning your wedding? Planning your wedding on Nantucket, of course.
Sometimes it seems like the entire Island is a playground for kids. There are outdoor nature camps, science and art programs, and special spots that will make any trip to Nantucket a memorable one for your kids. We’ve got you covered, moms and dads, with plenty of opportunities for your youngsters to have fun on the island.
Here is your one-stop shop for how to get to Nantucket, and how to get around once you're here. Whether by air or by sea, Plum has the scoop on how to make sure you get to your vacation destination as smoothly as possible.