The Fourth of July came to a sparkling close with the traditional fireworks display at Jetties Beach.

Red, white, and blue were the colors of the weekend as thousands flocked to Nantucket to celebrate the nation's independence.

The Nantucket Historical Association's annual summer fundraiser returned Friday evening with a refreshed name and expanded offerings.

Families, friends, and supporters gathered for the annual Shoot for the Stars gala, celebrating more than two decades of inclusive programming for islanders with special needs.

Hundreds of runners and walkers hit the trails of the Milestone Cranberry Bog for the 24th annual Race for Open Space, a fundraiser for the Nantucket Conservation Foundation.

Elin Hilderbrand fans gathered Sunday morning for an intimate garden party celebrating the bestselling Nantucket author and her recent transition from page to screen.

Another festival favorite, the All-Star Comedy Roundtable, made a triumphant return to Nantucket High School over the weekend after a seven-year hiatus.

Behind every great performance is a script, and on Saturday night the writers got their due.

Nothing was off-limits Thursday night as Late Night Storytelling returned to a sold-out crowd at the 'Sconset Casino.

Pride Month festivities continued Sunday with a tea dance at the Nantucket Inn.

The Boston Civic Symphony made its return to Nantucket over the weekend with a free concert that hit all the right notes.

After a five-year hiatus, Nantucket's yoga and wellness community found its flow again with the launch of the Happy Place Wellness Symposium, a fresh reimagining of the former Nantucket Yoga Festival.

In honor of the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, over two dozen soldiers from across New England arrived on Nantucket on Friday, June 13 for a ceremonial "Ruck March" through town.

Nantucketers marked Juneteenth with a celebration at the African Meeting House on Wednesday.

The Nantucket Book Festival returned last week, bringing four days of author talks, readings, and literary events to downtown venues.

Dreamcatcher, the annual dinner and auction supporting Palliative & Supportive Care of Nantucket, or PASCON, was held Saturday at Nantucket Yacht Club.

Nantucket became one big canvas last week as artists of all skill levels set up their easels for the annual Plein Air Nantucket painting festival.

Nantucket High School sent off its class of 2025 in style Friday night, as nearly 150 graduates turned their tassels under clear skies at Vito Capizzo Stadium.

It was game on this weekend as the 32nd annual Sam Sylvia golf tournament swung into action to support the Nantucket Boys & Girls Club.

Nantucket's oyster fans came out of their shells this weekend for the NSA OysterFest, flocking to Cisco Brewers for a day of shucking and slurping.