Barbara Gookin has produced a slide show of pristine Nantucket scenes. Here it is:
If you can’t play it or find it, click here.
Diane and Bob Lehman have a new website for fans of “Nantuckot“, their parady of “Camelot”, sung by Bob at all their performances.
The 2007 Arts Guide is on the stands, published by Arlene O’Reilly of Mind’s Eye Productions. In it are 6 suggested Arts Tours with maps, gallery schedules, a comprehensive illustrated listing of galleries, designers, craftsmen, antiques dealers, auctions, museums, and the performing arts, as well as a feature article on the Nantucket Arts Council. Free at the usual places.
Another valuable arts resource is the 74 page Nantucket Independent 2007 Summer Arts Guide, now also available on newsstands and at their offices. The Guide includes listing of arts events for the year: books & lectures, galleries, children, museums, music, stage and screen. It also contains a comprehensive list of island restaurants.
Claire Murray’s La Vie Claire Spring issue features interior designer Donna Elle with photographs by Jeffrey Allen. $6.99 on magazine racks.
The Late Spring issue of N Magazine visits the wine cellar of and talks with Michael Kittredge, founder of Yankee Candle. Also in this issue: profiles on island antique stores; Connecticut antiquing, more from Theresa Heinz Kerry on politics and the environment; the latest Arts and Social Calendar; restaurateur partners dine at Water Street; and of course, the Foggy Sheet with 5 pages of photos of the social scene by Fifi Greenberg and me. My monthly column “Hot Dish” this time sees our island chefs and restaurant owners as ambassadors, speading the gospel of Nantucket fine dining to the world. Free in all the usual locations.
The June issue of Nantucket Today has articles on Scotch Broom, Feeding Weekend Guests, a trip to the Azores, the carvings of Paul McCarthy, Water Street restaurant, a Trudy Dujardin house tour, and Will and Julai Conroy in Arizona.
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