Topic: Business

2008 Window Decorating Results

Most Traditional

1st English Trunk Show Co., 8 Washington St.
2nd Albert G Brock Insurance, 53 Main St.
3rd Murray’s Toggery, 62 Main St.
HM Jewelers Gallery, 21 Centre St.

Most Creative

1st Vis A Vis, 34 Main St.
2nd Pinwheels, 32 Centre St.
3rd Nina Hellman Antiques, 48 Centre St.
HM Claire Murray, 11 South Water St.

Vendors on Nantucket offer incredible goods from works of art to antiques, toggery to portuguese bread, but the discerning Island shopper now has another reason to stay on Nantucket. Bartlett’s Farm is offering wholesale goods at their Cisco store.

While a trip to the mainland might be healthy every once in a while, it can sometimes break the bank. However, the new wholesale section at Bartlett’s Farm offers everything from diapers to Ziploc bags in bulk right here on Nantucket.

That's not all at the Farm. MJ Mojer, the Executive Chef at Bartlett’s Farm, is always cooking up something hot and eclectic, and shares her trade secrets with weekly classes. Stay tuned to our Events Calendar for her classes and don’t forget to sign up for our Plum Newsletter.

Check out the video below for information.

Mitchell's Book Corner has been a icon at the top of Main Street in Nantucket's historic downtown district for more than four decades. This year, Mimi Beman said goodbye to the island mainstay upon shaking hands with new business proprietor Wendy Schmidt, a seasonal resident of Nantucket and president of the Schmidt Family Foundation.

From her work with Sustainable Nantucket to her beloved book store, Nantucket
Bookworks, Wendy Hudson, has become a critical part of the Nantucket
community.