Brant Point Light’s decorated with a giant wreath of daffodils in honor of spring.
Photo Credit : Carl Tremblay
Photographer Carl Tremblay captured the spirit and color of the island during the Nantucket Daffodil Festival in 2013 for the 2014 Yankee feature “One Million Daffodils.” Please enjoy this collection of some of our favorite photos from this beloved spring Nantucket event. It has been canceled for 2020 in response to the COVID-19 health crisis, but we look forward to seeing it return in 2021!
Scenes from the Nantucket Daffodil Festival
Nantucket Harbor sunrise. Polpis Road lined with daffodils. Cobblestoned Main Street decorated with yellow blooms. Spectators gather at the compass rose mural at Gardiner’s Corner. A vintage truck decorated for the parade. A friendly participant in the Daffy Dog Parade. Dogs on parade wear homemade daffodil costumes. A vintage truck with owners dressed in yellow and their yellow labrador retriever behind the wheel. Nantucket Historical Association’s entry last year was a vintage VW bus disguised as a trojan horse. Grecian-inspired parade participants. A red dune buggy dressed in daffodils. Vintage mercedes drenched in yellow. Getting into the spirit at the antique car parade. Picnickers gather in ‘Sconset after the parade. Brant Point Light’s decorated with a giant wreath of daffodils in honor of spring. Early spring at Steps Beach looking out on Nantucket Sound.
Have you ever visited Nantucket during its annual Nantucket Daffodil Festival?
This post was first published in 2014 and has been updated.
