A nature walk for families to Gibbs Pond. We will hike the 1.6 mile round trip from Altar Rock while taking in the Moors. Meet at the Maria Mitchell Association (4 Vestal St.) at 1:30PM to car pool out to the site or meet at the navigation tower by Altar Rock at 2PM. FREE: In cooperation with the Nantucket Conservation Foundation....
When: Mar 4, 2012 2 PM in Nantucket, Massachusetts Cost: Included in admission (Sun, 04 Mar 2012 14 )
Your scenic 4 mile Run or Walk begins at Cisco Brewery and runs on a mostly flat course with moderate grades. Runners will pass by Bartlett Farm, Miacomet pond, and the Miacomet Golf Course before heading back to Cisco Brewery.
Something for the serious and something for the silly: Come to run the beautiful 4 mile course along Miacomet pond OR come dressed in holiday flair to celebrate St. Patty's Day ~ prizes will be awarded for both categories!
When: Mar 17, 2012 11 AM in Nantucket, Massachusetts Cost:
(Sat, 17 Mar 2012 11 )
Run or walk a beautiful 5K course that passes through the quaint village of 'Sconset. Race will traverse both historic Nantucket streets and ocean view roads.
Free T-shirt to the first 100 Entrants! (2012 Permits Pending.)
When: Apr 29, 2012 9 AM in Nantucket, Massachusetts Cost:
(Sun, 29 Apr 2012 09 )
Nantucket's traditional welcome to spring, when over 3 million daffodils blooms and turn the countryside into a vivid yellow tapestry.
Beyond just viewing the spectacular spring landscape, events & festival activities include the Annual Antique and Classic Car Parade, and the Annual Tailgate Picnic, as well as activities such as hiking, fishing, bird watching, and seal cruises.
About Nantucket: Nantucket, one of the most unique, historic, and visually stunning places in the world. With this website, we hope to share with you all that our special island has to offer.
Originally a booming whaling port, Nantucket has been named a National Historic District and has architecturally changed little since the 17th century, as seaside cottages and old-fashioned lamps still line its streets.
At the harbor front, where the great whaling ships set out on their hazardous journeys to return years later - if at all - pleasure boats now find safe harbor in one of the finest docking facilities in the world.
Inland, the wild moors open to the endless sky. Nearly 40 percent of Nantucket is protected conservation land. Several areas and habitats, natural groups of plants and animals, are rare to this region and even the world. Come to enjoy this natural beauty and protected land where the springtime blossom of daffodils and forsythia give way to summer's lush flowerings of roses and hydrangea, and, perhaps best of all, the rich tawny hues of autumn.
Walk the wide sandy beaches, as beautiful as any in the world. Swim in the still, sparkling waters of Nantucket Sound to the north, or brave the mighty Atlantic along the island's south shore. Let the pounding surf, and clean, salty air restore you. Try your hand at surfcasting for stripers and bluefish or charter a boat for deep-sea fishing. Catch a breeze on a sailboat or a windsurfer.
Take in the boutique shops, and explore the art galleries and museums. Celebrate Nantucket's cultural offerings year-round with theatrical performances, music, art, film, and literature. Sign on for a guided tour of the island or pick up a picnic lunch and rent a bike, a good way of discovering Nantucket for yourself.
Where to stay? The choice is wide - from an historic Nantucket bed and breakfast, to a luxurious, full-service hotel. For a longer stay, private home rentals are available all over the island.
Restaurants abound! Whether for a beach picnic, an informal meal, or gourmet fare in sophisticated surroundings, there is something for everyone. How about a clambake prepared to your order? Fresh Nantucket seafood, especially the Nantucket bay scallop, provides unforgettable dining.
Come to Nantucket any time of year by boat or plane. Although a summer destination for many people, an off-season island visit is a special treat. Autumn on Nantucket is glorious, as the gardens of late summer are still blooming and the sun-drenched days are warm enough for swimming right through September. Celebrate the Annual Christmas Stroll the first weekend in December as part of a month-long Nantucket Noel celebration when the air is crisp, the shopping unhurried, and the island is dressed for an old-fashioned Christmas. Then come celebrate with us in April when millions of daffodils herald the coming of spring.
Source: The Nantucket Chamber of Commerce
When: Apr 27, 2012 12 AM to Apr 29, 2012 12 AMin Nantucket, Massachusetts (Fri, 27 Apr 2012 00 )
Sixteenth Annual Nantucket Wine Festival is an event commited to offering great wine, outstanding food and a celebration of the island of Nantucket, a place that venerates cuisine, history and tradition. The Festival features a group of great winemakers and chefs. This year's Festival features the ever-popular Opening Reception, intriquing Wine & Food Seminars, the fabulous Habor Gala, the opulent Great Wines in Grand Houses, the palate-pleasing Winemaker Lunches & Dinner, the crowd-pleasing Grand Tasting, the Luncheon Symposia, and this year's marquee event, the Celebrity Chef and Winemaker Auction Dinner. Also, a very special event this year is the Saint-Emilion First Growths Tasting and Luncheon at the Great Habor Yacht Club.
When: May 16, 2012 12 AM to May 20, 2012 12 AMin Nantucket, Massachusetts (Wed, 16 May 2012 00 )
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