NANTUCKET CULTURE-SEEKERS REJOICE


Jul 13, 2023

Nantucket Cultural District's interactive event calendar and ticketing initiative make it easy to experience the island.

story by N Magazine

Following last summer’s successful launch, the Nantucket Cultural District is making a push to remind Nantucketers – both community members and visitors alike – that their website, featuring an interactive event calendar spotlighting cultural experiences offered by over 40 island nonprofits, makes it easy for culture-seekers to access event information in one centralized location right at their fingertips. From performing arts to science and history lectures, nature walks to art classes, and festivals to culinary workshops, the interactive hub has it all. What’s more, with direct links out to host non-profits for ticket purchasing and registration, it’s never been easier to take advantage of Nantucket’s plentiful cultural offerings!

“While Nantucket’s beautiful landscape attracts new visitors annually, it is the rich culture and history that converts visitors into lifelong lovers and residents of the island,” said Nantucket’s Director of Culture & Tourism, Shantaw Bloise-Murphy. “We are pleased to have the opportunity to showcase the island’s cultural events and programs under one umbrella. Most importantly, we are honored to serve as a resource and partner for these important organizations as they promote and celebrate Nantucket’s esteemed heritage as one of the country’s premier cultural sites.”

The new ticketing initiative comes as a result of the Nantucket Cultural Programming Study, an eight-month examination by economic consultants at EBP of 66 local organizations alongside interviews with 14 leaders from the island’s nonprofit community. The study, as well as the new NCD interactive website, was made possible by ReMain Nantucket. In examining the island’s cultural landscape, the study identified opportunities for cross-collaboration and offered recommendations specific to event ticketing and marketing. “The launch of the new Nantucket Cultural District was brought to fruition by strong partnerships with both cultural organizations and island businesses, Town support, and guidance from the Massachusetts Cultural Council,” said Bloise-Murphy. “It is only natural that we maintain the collaborative energy created by establishing ourselves as the marketing hub for our local cultural organizations.”

So as you find yourself wondering what to do today, this week, next month, don’t forget about the helpful resource that is NantucketCulturalDistrict.org.

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