The Brass Lantern Blog

Nantucket is a little island 30 miles off the coast of Cape Cod, 45 square miles in area and most of our supplies, whether

Fourth of July on Nantucket is reminiscent of our childhood memories – and you can re-live those happy times with a

The Brass Lantern Inn renovation this past winter combined a fresh new design to the eleven new rooms, soft Farrow and Ball

For hundreds of years, Nantucket has welcomed people from other countries to our Island.  During the nineteenth century and

As an special Nantucket feature of our recent renovation, we have added two ‘galleries’ in the hallways of the

Nantucket has a rich cultural fabric particularly with live theatre. The love of performance begins young and is cultivated

Family scalloping season, which begins on October 1 each year,  has special meaning to Nantucketers. In addition to

Scalloping on Nantucket is a beautiful thing! October 1 on Nantucket Island marks the beginning of family scalloping season.

Step one step down into Meursault, a wine and cheese cafe on Broad Street, and you will be reminded of your last trip to

The Nantucket Historical Association is a true treasure of Nantucket!  There are a myriad of programs throughout the year

Queequeg and Town, two bustling Nantucket restaurants, are back to back neighbors along South Water Street, just a block

The Nantucket Wine Festival concluded yesterday, May 18, with the last Grand Tasting in the tent at the White Elephant