Nantucket Magazine
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Nantucket Magazine is devoted to telling the remarkable stories of the Nantucket community. From blockbuster cover stars to inspiring island icons, fashion to food, and the hottest parties to the trendiest home designs, Nantucket Magazine is on a mission to tell stories that will surprise and captivate their devoted readers.
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Fashion
photographer: Brian Sager
wardrobe stylist: Lexy Karolyi
makeup stylist: Jurgita Budaite of Island Glow
hair stylist: Kate Diggan of RJ Miller
production assistant: Ryle Ferguson
female model 1 (blonde): Jillian Sheppard of Maggie Inc.
female model 2 (brunette): Riley Ellen of Maggie Inc
male model: Brett Peterson of Maggie Inc.
muscle cars: Provided from private collection
gym equipment: ACKTIVE Fitness Rental ..read more
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Brazilian jiu-jitsu provides not only physical benefits but psychological ones as well.
HEALTH & SPORTS
story by Antonia DePace
photography by Kit Noble
Two years ago, Nantucket resident Sarah Todd decided to fulfill her mixed martial arts fighter fantasy and sign up for Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ). She began
taking private lessons with Jules Embry- Pelrine, owner of the Nantucket Martial Arts Alliance. As she gained confidence in the sport, she moved into public classes with Andre Dobrochinski of the Werdum Training Center—the only other BJJ school on-island. “Very simply, BJJ comple ..read more
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One of the world's best restaurants lands on Nantucket
F OOD & DRINK
story by Antonia DePace
photography by Letizia Cigliutti
For those looking beyond a slice of pizza on the slip, a slice of real Italy is arriving on our shores… at least temporarily. Picture this: You’ve just tucked into your seat at this year’s Nantucket Wine and Food Festival Ceretto wine dinner with Piazza Duomo—Alba, Italy’s three-star Michelin restaurant. Each course is accompanied by wine pairings from the legendary Ceretto Winery. Chef Jacopo Campobasso of Piazza Duomo and Federico Ceretto, a third-generatio ..read more
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Tim Ehrenberg from “ Tim Talks Books ” gives you his 7 reads for spring.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
written by Tim Ehrenberg
portrait by Kit Noble
GET THE PICTURE: A MIND-BENDING JOURNEY AMONG THE INSPIRED ARTISTS AND OBSESSIVE ART FIENDS WHO TAUGHT ME HOW TO SEE by Bianca Bosker
I consumed Cork Dork, Bianca Bosker’s first book, a wine-fueled adventure among the obsessive sommeliers, big bottle hunters and rogue scientists who taught her how to live for taste. She made sipping and reading about wine fun and educational. Bosker is back with the same gorgeous writing, humor and obsessive ..read more
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Nantucket 's Kimberly Kozlowski discusses the Women's Prison Association.
HISTORY & POLITICS
story by Greta Feeney
photography by Kit Noble
Nantucket’s history as a Quaker sanctuary has had a lasting impact on our community’s identity. From the island’s historic downtown architecture to the social norms of community solidarity and resilience passed down through generations, the visionary leadership of the Society of Friends continues to inspire us.
It was prominent Quaker women who, in 1845, first founded the Women’s Prison Association (WPA) in New York, but it’s Nantucket’s own Ki ..read more
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Observations fro m Muskeget's only homeowner, Crocker Snow Jr.
HISTORY & POLITICS
story by Crocker Now Jr.
photography by Kit Noble and courtesy of Crocker Snow Jr.
No one really owns an island. No one living anyway. It is the spirits, ghosts and history that really own an island more than those breathing. I am fortunate enough to know one island very well, inside and out. The tiny, well-weathered uninhabited island of Muskeget is a smudge of treeless sand dunes just over the horizon 10 miles to the west of Nantucket’s shores. I was first exposed to it when I was 9 years old, and ha ..read more
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Florabundant's Anita Nettles Stefanski's blooming island business
HOME & GARDEN
story by Kristin Detterline
photography by Kit Noble
While the rest of Nantucket is still sleeping, Florabundant’s Anita Nettles Stefanski is already hard at work on the farm. Every day in the summer she begins cutting flowers around 5 a.m. and then delivers the haul of seasonal blooms to florists and private clients around the island. She starts early to avoid working in the heat, but also because it’s what the flowers seem to prefer.
"T he flowers don’t like to be cut in the middle of the day or whe ..read more
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Creative island hang-outs
H OME & GARDEN
story by Antonia DePace
photography by Kit Noble
TOY STORE
Four years ago, custom home builder Stephen Cheney was on the hunt for a space that could double as a shop and employee housing. “When I came across this property, it checked both of those boxes, but there was also a substantial space that I thought would be great for housing the man cave,” he says. Located in Miacomet, this ideal property—a boat maintenance building—measured just over 2,000 square feet and came with 14-foot ceilings, massive barn doors and loads of versatility.
Toda ..read more
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The perfect dish for Daffy Day picnics and beyond.
FOOD & DRINK
story by Antonia DePace
Photography by Kit Noble
On Nantucket, the early months of spring bring excitement for a veritable array of happenings— Daffy Day, the promise of better weather on the horizon and, for those at
the Lemon Press, Nowruz. Celebrated in March, the Persian holiday marks the beginning
of spring and a period of reflection throughout the following months. Here, the Lemon P
ress team offers their rendition of this holiday dish, featuring sunchokes as the main attraction. It’s also the perfect plate to e ..read more
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Getting to know Nantucket's new chief of police
HISTORY & POLITICS
story by Jason Graziadei
photography by Kit Noble
The job first came to Jody Kasper ’s attention in mid-2023, when she saw a posting by the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association about the Nantucket Police Department. After nearly 20 years with Bill Pittman as Nantucket’s top cop, the island was searching for his replacement as he
was up against the state’s mandatory retirement age. And Kasper just happened to be looking for a change herself. She had spent the past 25 years
with the Northampton Police Departmen ..read more