Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
JAAR is excited to launch our first virtual challenge, Stride For Survivors, which is an everyday challenge throughout April 2022.
We are asking supporters to either walk, run, dance or wiggle their way to 10,000 steps for 30 days to help raise vital funds to support Jersey’s survivors of sexual violence their families and friends.
By taking part in this challenge, people can help survivors heal from their trauma by setting up a JAAR fundraising page today and getting ready to start striding.
The challenge will start on 1st April, which sees the start of Sexual Violence Awareness Month and end on 30th or April.
Funds raised from this challenge will go directly toward helping JAAR to provide: • Directly support survivors and families by providing highly specialised 1-to-1 sexual trauma counselling. • Providing a 7-day helpline service to the Jersey community • Raising awareness of sexual violence in the community and government • Providing education to the schools and community of sexual violence might be prevented
Free Lunchtime Talk: 40 years at the heart of the community by Christina Ghidoni (booking recommended)
BBC journalist Christina Ghidoni talks about how media and technology has changed in the 40 years BBC Jersey has been broadcasting and how connecting and communicating with the community through radio, TV and the internet has evolved.
Christina has been a local TV and radio broadcast journalist for 28 years, working at Channel TV, Channel 103 and for the last 12 years at BBC Jersey and is now the station’s Community Journalist.
Part of the Living Knowledge Networks Breaking the News season.
Live Theatre at 16 New Street: Going Once, Going Twice…Dead!
Butterfly Theatre Company returns to The Georgian House with an immersive comedy murder-mystery .
Grab yourself a bidding paddle and leave your opera glasses at the door as you launch yourself into a live auction at 16 New Street!
Destitute lawyer, Philippe Journeaux, has fallen on hard times and has no other option than to auction off the contents of his family home. As bidders assemble to claw over his priceless collection of fine art and antiques, bidding is cut short when a dead body is discovered. As bumbling detective Baptise Boivin arrives on the scene to investigate, members of the audience become suspects as Boivin attempts to unmask the murderer.
A free opportunity for your child to try coding out or develop their skills!
Jersey Library has relaunched its coding club for 2022! Children can try out and learn to use children’s coding software such as Scratch to make everything from simple games to animations and digital art.
They can also try out a number of other coding devices, including a programmable Harry Potter wand and a Fisher Price Code-a-Pillar!
Spaces are limited, so book your child a place to avoid disappointment. If whatever reason you are unable to attend, please cancel your ticket or inform us at your earliest convenience so we can make the space available to another child
Join us for a family fun session at Jump Jersey, on Friday 1st April 2022, 4.30pm-5.15pm.
We are extremely grateful to Alan from the Bosdet Foundation & Nathan from Les Ormes, for offering this session as part of World Autism Acceptance Week celebrations.
Places are limited.
Please contact Cheryl, our Family Support Coordinator, on 871888 or email [email protected] to reserve your space.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the healing power of Angel Anne, Scotland’s Angel of the North. A third generation medium, Anne has regularly appeared on the BBC and has been quoted as ‘exceptionally gifted’ by clients and media alike.
Friday Night Jazz! Enjoy a tasty dinner and drinks while listening to one of Roberto’s Jazz Bar most renowned resident bands, The Brian White & Tim Horsfall Quintet.
Experience a selection of BeBop and HardBop classics every Friday at 8 pm.
The largest Gin collection in the Channel Islands is available at Roberto’s Jazz Bar.
We welcome back Backbeat playing as a Duo at The Tipsy in over 2 Years
Here’s what to expect, Backbeat playing great tunes from the Beatles to Oasis and many more, normally a 3 or 5 piece Band they have tailor made their set as a Duo especially to be able to play at The Tipsy
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
JAAR is excited to launch our first virtual challenge, Stride For Survivors, which is an everyday challenge throughout April 2022.
We are asking supporters to either walk, run, dance or wiggle their way to 10,000 steps for 30 days to help raise vital funds to support Jersey’s survivors of sexual violence their families and friends.
By taking part in this challenge, people can help survivors heal from their trauma by setting up a JAAR fundraising page today and getting ready to start striding.
The challenge will start on 1st April, which sees the start of Sexual Violence Awareness Month and end on 30th or April.
Funds raised from this challenge will go directly toward helping JAAR to provide: • Directly support survivors and families by providing highly specialised 1-to-1 sexual trauma counselling. • Providing a 7-day helpline service to the Jersey community • Raising awareness of sexual violence in the community and government • Providing education to the schools and community of sexual violence might be prevented
Free Lunchtime Talk: 40 years at the heart of the community by Christina Ghidoni (booking recommended)
BBC journalist Christina Ghidoni talks about how media and technology has changed in the 40 years BBC Jersey has been broadcasting and how connecting and communicating with the community through radio, TV and the internet has evolved.
Christina has been a local TV and radio broadcast journalist for 28 years, working at Channel TV, Channel 103 and for the last 12 years at BBC Jersey and is now the station’s Community Journalist.
Part of the Living Knowledge Networks Breaking the News season.
Live Theatre at 16 New Street: Going Once, Going Twice…Dead!
Butterfly Theatre Company returns to The Georgian House with an immersive comedy murder-mystery .
Grab yourself a bidding paddle and leave your opera glasses at the door as you launch yourself into a live auction at 16 New Street!
Destitute lawyer, Philippe Journeaux, has fallen on hard times and has no other option than to auction off the contents of his family home. As bidders assemble to claw over his priceless collection of fine art and antiques, bidding is cut short when a dead body is discovered. As bumbling detective Baptise Boivin arrives on the scene to investigate, members of the audience become suspects as Boivin attempts to unmask the murderer.
A free opportunity for your child to try coding out or develop their skills!
Jersey Library has relaunched its coding club for 2022! Children can try out and learn to use children’s coding software such as Scratch to make everything from simple games to animations and digital art.
They can also try out a number of other coding devices, including a programmable Harry Potter wand and a Fisher Price Code-a-Pillar!
Spaces are limited, so book your child a place to avoid disappointment. If whatever reason you are unable to attend, please cancel your ticket or inform us at your earliest convenience so we can make the space available to another child
Join us for a family fun session at Jump Jersey, on Friday 1st April 2022, 4.30pm-5.15pm.
We are extremely grateful to Alan from the Bosdet Foundation & Nathan from Les Ormes, for offering this session as part of World Autism Acceptance Week celebrations.
Places are limited.
Please contact Cheryl, our Family Support Coordinator, on 871888 or email [email protected] to reserve your space.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the healing power of Angel Anne, Scotland’s Angel of the North. A third generation medium, Anne has regularly appeared on the BBC and has been quoted as ‘exceptionally gifted’ by clients and media alike.
Friday Night Jazz! Enjoy a tasty dinner and drinks while listening to one of Roberto’s Jazz Bar most renowned resident bands, The Brian White & Tim Horsfall Quintet.
Experience a selection of BeBop and HardBop classics every Friday at 8 pm.
The largest Gin collection in the Channel Islands is available at Roberto’s Jazz Bar.
We welcome back Backbeat playing as a Duo at The Tipsy in over 2 Years
Here’s what to expect, Backbeat playing great tunes from the Beatles to Oasis and many more, normally a 3 or 5 piece Band they have tailor made their set as a Duo especially to be able to play at The Tipsy
Discover a wilder world together with your loved ones as we invite Durrell Members to bring a guest to the zoo for free!
Our Bring a Friend Weekends are the perfect opportunity to show your friends and family what you love about Jersey Zoo.
Booking tickets is not required, but all members need to bring their membership card and photo ID.
How many guests can I bring?
• Adult: 1 guest
• Child: 1 guest
• Concession (Senior, Registered disabled, Student): 1 guest If you are yet to move onto our new membership scheme, please see below:
• Family: 3 guests
• Joint: 2 guests
• Other memberships*: 1 guest If you are unsure of your current membership status or wish to renew, please contact our Supporter Care team by emailing [email protected] or calling +44 1534 860111 (Monday – Friday, 09:00 – 17:00).
*Single, Member & Guest, Senior, Student, Dodo Club member, Young Conservationists, and all Life membership types.
Offering the 10km Long Beach – Seymour Slip and out to the iconic Seymour Tower and back again, or the shorter 6km Long Beach – Seymour Slip (not the Tower) and back.
***PRE-EVENT BOOKING ESSENTIAL *** there will be NO on the day registrations.
We’re delighted to announce that this event is “Proudly sponsored by SLOMANS”
For the first time, we are opening the event up to accompanied children age 10+.
Meanwhile, follow this event for updates!
CHECK IN: from 12:30pm SAFETY BRIEFING 1:45pm RACE START 2:00pm
Fancy a 10km Seymour Sprint or 6km Seymour Six? This run takes place along Jersey’s South East coast, out to the historic Seymour Tower and back to the start, racing the tide across this beautiful Ramsar site.
The 10km trail run, from Long Beach – Seymour Slip – Seymour Tower and back, is across the inter-tidal zone, so be prepared to get WET and run over sandy and rocky surfaces.
The 6km run is from Long Beach – Seymour Slip and back (not the tower).
The run takes place over beach and inter-tidal terrain and shoes and clothing will be exposed to sea water and part of the course may be under water. You are expected to use common sense, follow the marshalled route and avoid running over rocky outcrops and through deeper water.
This event will be physically challenging – you will be running 10km across uneven coastal/ inter-tidal terrain, through the gulleys. Due to the risk of tidal cut-off, there is a time limit for reaching the turn-around point (40mins – 5km).
YOU MUST BE ABLE TO RUN THE 10KM DISTANCE WITHIN THE 90 MINUTE TIME SET.
You are expected to be in good health and not have any medical conditions which might prevent you doing that.
In the event of poor weather making the event unsafe, Philip’s Footprints reserves the right to postpone or cancel the event.
In the current climate we have chosen not to provide refreshments, but hot and cold drinks and food can be bought from Rhona’s just down the beach.
With thanks to
Normandy Rescue Parish of Grouville Chef Tenants du Fief de la Reine Grouville Marine & Coastal Department The Ramsar Management Group States of Jersey Magic Touch
SATURDAY 2nd APRIL in our CASTAWAYS LOUNGE BAR from 8pm through to Midnight we will be holding the Launch Party for the MARINA METRO 2022 SEASON – SILENT DISCO EVENTS
Following on from the success of their two sell out shows in June 2021, The Kings of Swing are back for a ‘one night only’ spectacular. The concert will feature a number of guest vocalists and dancers including Jersey’s leading jazz and swing singer Tony Gardiner.
This dynamic ten-piece band will take you on a journey through the music of numerous jazz icons including Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Chet Baker and many more.
LIVE Music, only at the Horse and Hound. This Saturday, the ‘Certain Villains’ are stepping in to keep the music Live and Loud! all around 8:30, rocking out for you guys.
A lot of Love for the Villains, so don’t miss out!
We will…. we will rock you! Queen Tribute Night!!! With Rich Allo…
Rich Allo is a Jersey-born singer-songwriter who has never been shy about declaring his love for Queen.
He’s been singing their Greatest Hits from the age of 4 since first seeing Freddie Mercury on television, and from that moment he has cited Queen as his biggest musical inspiration.
Performing a night of Queen’s Greatest Hits has proven to be a big challenge for him, but it’s also been so exciting and exhilarating.
This is the fourth time he will be performing A Night of Queen in Jersey and he can’t wait to bring you classics which include Killer Queen, I Want To Break Free and, of course, the unforgettable Bohemian Rhapsody.
We are very happy to be able to welcome some ‘new names & faces’ to the list of varied music styles and talented local acts we have to play every weekend in THE DOCKYARD RESTAURANT throughout 2022.
Friday & Saturday evenings:
️LIVE MUSIC 8.30-10.30pm
MUSIC TO DANCE TO 10.30-1am
Menus available via the QR Link on our Restaurant’s FB Page – more new menus will be uploaded over the coming weeks – keep looking
Call 724519 or message this Page to book your table
Dinner served from 5.30pm – tables for ‘Drinks Only’ available
from 9pm
Saturday 2nd April – JOHN BEATON
Don’t forget to CALL 724519 TO BOOK and we look forward to seeing you soon
Discover a wilder world together with your loved ones as we invite Durrell Members to bring a guest to the zoo for free!
Our Bring a Friend Weekends are the perfect opportunity to show your friends and family what you love about Jersey Zoo.
Booking tickets is not required, but all members need to bring their membership card and photo ID.
How many guests can I bring?
• Adult: 1 guest
• Child: 1 guest
• Concession (Senior, Registered disabled, Student): 1 guest If you are yet to move onto our new membership scheme, please see below:
• Family: 3 guests
• Joint: 2 guests
• Other memberships*: 1 guest If you are unsure of your current membership status or wish to renew, please contact our Supporter Care team by emailing [email protected] or calling +44 1534 860111 (Monday – Friday, 09:00 – 17:00).
*Single, Member & Guest, Senior, Student, Dodo Club member, Young Conservationists, and all Life membership types.
Offering the 10km Long Beach – Seymour Slip and out to the iconic Seymour Tower and back again, or the shorter 6km Long Beach – Seymour Slip (not the Tower) and back.
***PRE-EVENT BOOKING ESSENTIAL *** there will be NO on the day registrations.
We’re delighted to announce that this event is “Proudly sponsored by SLOMANS”
For the first time, we are opening the event up to accompanied children age 10+.
Meanwhile, follow this event for updates!
CHECK IN: from 12:30pm SAFETY BRIEFING 1:45pm RACE START 2:00pm
Fancy a 10km Seymour Sprint or 6km Seymour Six? This run takes place along Jersey’s South East coast, out to the historic Seymour Tower and back to the start, racing the tide across this beautiful Ramsar site.
The 10km trail run, from Long Beach – Seymour Slip – Seymour Tower and back, is across the inter-tidal zone, so be prepared to get WET and run over sandy and rocky surfaces.
The 6km run is from Long Beach – Seymour Slip and back (not the tower).
The run takes place over beach and inter-tidal terrain and shoes and clothing will be exposed to sea water and part of the course may be under water. You are expected to use common sense, follow the marshalled route and avoid running over rocky outcrops and through deeper water.
This event will be physically challenging – you will be running 10km across uneven coastal/ inter-tidal terrain, through the gulleys. Due to the risk of tidal cut-off, there is a time limit for reaching the turn-around point (40mins – 5km).
YOU MUST BE ABLE TO RUN THE 10KM DISTANCE WITHIN THE 90 MINUTE TIME SET.
You are expected to be in good health and not have any medical conditions which might prevent you doing that.
In the event of poor weather making the event unsafe, Philip’s Footprints reserves the right to postpone or cancel the event.
In the current climate we have chosen not to provide refreshments, but hot and cold drinks and food can be bought from Rhona’s just down the beach.
With thanks to
Normandy Rescue Parish of Grouville Chef Tenants du Fief de la Reine Grouville Marine & Coastal Department The Ramsar Management Group States of Jersey Magic Touch
SATURDAY 2nd APRIL in our CASTAWAYS LOUNGE BAR from 8pm through to Midnight we will be holding the Launch Party for the MARINA METRO 2022 SEASON – SILENT DISCO EVENTS
Following on from the success of their two sell out shows in June 2021, The Kings of Swing are back for a ‘one night only’ spectacular. The concert will feature a number of guest vocalists and dancers including Jersey’s leading jazz and swing singer Tony Gardiner.
This dynamic ten-piece band will take you on a journey through the music of numerous jazz icons including Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Chet Baker and many more.
LIVE Music, only at the Horse and Hound. This Saturday, the ‘Certain Villains’ are stepping in to keep the music Live and Loud! all around 8:30, rocking out for you guys.
A lot of Love for the Villains, so don’t miss out!
We will…. we will rock you! Queen Tribute Night!!! With Rich Allo…
Rich Allo is a Jersey-born singer-songwriter who has never been shy about declaring his love for Queen.
He’s been singing their Greatest Hits from the age of 4 since first seeing Freddie Mercury on television, and from that moment he has cited Queen as his biggest musical inspiration.
Performing a night of Queen’s Greatest Hits has proven to be a big challenge for him, but it’s also been so exciting and exhilarating.
This is the fourth time he will be performing A Night of Queen in Jersey and he can’t wait to bring you classics which include Killer Queen, I Want To Break Free and, of course, the unforgettable Bohemian Rhapsody.
We are very happy to be able to welcome some ‘new names & faces’ to the list of varied music styles and talented local acts we have to play every weekend in THE DOCKYARD RESTAURANT throughout 2022.
Friday & Saturday evenings:
️LIVE MUSIC 8.30-10.30pm
MUSIC TO DANCE TO 10.30-1am
Menus available via the QR Link on our Restaurant’s FB Page – more new menus will be uploaded over the coming weeks – keep looking
Call 724519 or message this Page to book your table
Dinner served from 5.30pm – tables for ‘Drinks Only’ available
from 9pm
Saturday 2nd April – JOHN BEATON
Don’t forget to CALL 724519 TO BOOK and we look forward to seeing you soon
The Vibrant Jersey Small Business Spring Fayres will take place on 3rd & 10th April in the Golden Apple Suite at The Pomme D`or Hotel From 10am – 5pm
In Association With Island Fever Events.
We will be supporting The Grace Crocker Foundation & CRY Jersey on the 3rd & Jersey Cancer Relief & Phillips Footprints on the 10th.
This promises to be a fantastic community event
Bringing Some Spring Cheer To You This Year, The Fayre Will Be Showcasing A Number Of Local Artisans, Each Presenting Their Unique Brand Of Gifts And Treats.
It Is The Perfect Venue For You To Enjoy An Easter / Spring Shopping Spree, Whilst Supporting Local Small Businesses And Charities Alike.
For Those Of You That Are Unable To Make The Event, We will Be Promoting All The Exhibitors Through Our Website, So That You Can Shop From Wherever You Are!
Exhibitors At The Spring Fayre Over The Two Events Are;
Cromwell Crafts Mark Baker CI Jewellery Resin Me This Boutique Bailiwick Flame Self Love Hampers Jerri Flutterbies (online only) Anita Eastwood Art Glitz & Glamour St Brelade`s College R&R Candles Studio Ellica Textile Crafts & 3D Prints George Peace Photography Laura Smillie Breeze Eco Online Shop Baked & Boozy Hazeart Aruna Therapy Sweet Celebrations Hoops & Glitter Creeate Anthea`s Finds Jersey Girl Boutique Winston & Co Casife Candles The Butterfly & Bee The Pottery Shed Jo`s Painted Pebbles The Green Machine Mana Wood Divine Zen The Bom Life Company Willow Rose AAA Crystal Jewellery Ickle Stars Jersey Wonders By Babs Occasions To Remember Treasure Box Theo Jenner Art Tigers Eye Jersey Ali Artology Redwood Designs By Frolly Mariposa So Foxy Skin Pampered Pet Club Temple Spa Skincare Lutlye Productions Sharon`s Creatives Florence James (online only)
We are fully booked for 3rd April & only a few pitches still available for 10th, please contact [email protected] for more info https://www.vibrantjersey.je/ Tourism Driven – Community Focused
Visit this beautiful rambling garden, open by kind permission of Mrs Melissa Bonn.
Highlights include an impressive collection of camellias and specimen shrubs and a large pond.
The extensive woodland, featuring silver birch, acers and what is reputed to be Jersey’s largest walnut, is a delight to explore. A further highlight is the well-stocked kitchen garden which keeps the family self-sufficient in fruit and vegetables.
Delicious cream teas available. Admission £5; children under 12 free. Free parking. All proceeds to JAYF. Regret no dogs.
The Vibrant Jersey Small Business Spring Fayres will take place on 3rd & 10th April in the Golden Apple Suite at The Pomme D`or Hotel From 10am – 5pm
In Association With Island Fever Events.
We will be supporting The Grace Crocker Foundation & CRY Jersey on the 3rd & Jersey Cancer Relief & Phillips Footprints on the 10th.
This promises to be a fantastic community event
Bringing Some Spring Cheer To You This Year, The Fayre Will Be Showcasing A Number Of Local Artisans, Each Presenting Their Unique Brand Of Gifts And Treats.
It Is The Perfect Venue For You To Enjoy An Easter / Spring Shopping Spree, Whilst Supporting Local Small Businesses And Charities Alike.
For Those Of You That Are Unable To Make The Event, We will Be Promoting All The Exhibitors Through Our Website, So That You Can Shop From Wherever You Are!
Exhibitors At The Spring Fayre Over The Two Events Are;
Cromwell Crafts Mark Baker CI Jewellery Resin Me This Boutique Bailiwick Flame Self Love Hampers Jerri Flutterbies (online only) Anita Eastwood Art Glitz & Glamour St Brelade`s College R&R Candles Studio Ellica Textile Crafts & 3D Prints George Peace Photography Laura Smillie Breeze Eco Online Shop Baked & Boozy Hazeart Aruna Therapy Sweet Celebrations Hoops & Glitter Creeate Anthea`s Finds Jersey Girl Boutique Winston & Co Casife Candles The Butterfly & Bee The Pottery Shed Jo`s Painted Pebbles The Green Machine Mana Wood Divine Zen The Bom Life Company Willow Rose AAA Crystal Jewellery Ickle Stars Jersey Wonders By Babs Occasions To Remember Treasure Box Theo Jenner Art Tigers Eye Jersey Ali Artology Redwood Designs By Frolly Mariposa So Foxy Skin Pampered Pet Club Temple Spa Skincare Lutlye Productions Sharon`s Creatives Florence James (online only)
We are fully booked for 3rd April & only a few pitches still available for 10th, please contact [email protected] for more info https://www.vibrantjersey.je/ Tourism Driven – Community Focused
Visit this beautiful rambling garden, open by kind permission of Mrs Melissa Bonn.
Highlights include an impressive collection of camellias and specimen shrubs and a large pond.
The extensive woodland, featuring silver birch, acers and what is reputed to be Jersey’s largest walnut, is a delight to explore. A further highlight is the well-stocked kitchen garden which keeps the family self-sufficient in fruit and vegetables.
Delicious cream teas available. Admission £5; children under 12 free. Free parking. All proceeds to JAYF. Regret no dogs.
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
Starring Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer and Angela Lansbury in her film debut, ‘Gaslight’ follows Paula (Bergman) who has recently returned to her aunt’s house in London with her new husband. Soon after their return, strange things begin to happen in the house…what is happening and who is responsible? A tense and clever vintage thriller!
Starring Riz Ahmed and Olivia Cooke, this Academy-Award nominated film revolves around Reuben (Ahmed), a drummer in a heavy metal band who begins to lose his hearing. Shocked by his diagnosis, Reuben’s life goes into freefall as he struggles to come to terms with his new reality.
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
An exhibition that explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today.
‘People! Power! Protest!’ explores the story of protest in Jersey, from the Corn Riots of 1769 to the Black Lives Matter movement of 2020.
Jersey may be small but Islanders have made their voices heard loud and clear over the years. Jersey has a fascinating history of protest in the Island and the theme of the exhibition coincides with the 250th anniversary of the Code of Laws that was introduced in response to the Corn Riots.
The exhibition explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today, from historic protests, such as the Corn Riots, to more recent protests such as Extinction Rebellion and Black Lives Matter.
Among the items on display is the official 18th century court records showing the redacted demands of the Corn Riots protestors, and the petition signed by thousands of people to try and save Queen’s Valley from being flooded in the 1980s. There are also the banners and placards from other protests over the years and photographs of significant post-war campaigns and demonstrations.
As you enter the exhibition ‘People! Power! Protest!’, you’ll see a stunning graffiti-style entrance wall by designer James Carter, of Midnight Industries. Celebrated local artist Ian Rolls has also created a new version of his iconic climate stripes mural in the environmental protest section of the exhibition. Visitors can to listen to stories of protest and share their own memories of their involvement in campaigns and demonstrations over the years.
Enjoy an early morning stroll along the charming country lanes above Anneport and Gorey Harbour
We will stop to take in the sunrise over the French coast. With spectacular views, wild flower meadows, a Neolithic dolman, Le Saut Geoffroi and Victoria Tower this is a walk not to be missed!
Meeting Point: La Crete Quarry car park above Anneport
Duration: 2 hours/ Moderate walk – a steep hill up and down, on mostly country lanes
Guides: Neil and Alli Singleton
Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non Members
Please wear appropriate clothing for the weather. Well behaved dogs welcome.
If your usual stroll from St. Helier to St. Aubin is along the busy coastal promenade, why not enjoy the ‘back roads’ for a change?
Starting in Victoria park and up to the heights with wonderful views over St Helier, though pine woods, and into an unusual cemetery. Visit some of the oldest manmade structures in the Island, through parks and gardens, a couple of hidden paths and at some stage back to the familiar promenade to end up in St Aubin in time for lunch.
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting Point: Victoria Park
Duration: 3 hours/ Easy to Moderate Walking/4.5 miles
The vingtaine of Mont-à-L’Abbé in St Helier, is synonymous with the medieval fief of Bellozanne.
Starting at ‘Bellozanne Abbey’ one of the Trust’s more recent acquisitions, this walk continues to Fern Valley, one of the Trusts most beautiful woodlands and ends at a modern dairy farm with medieval origins. Discover the relationship between the landscape and the features you see today. The terrain includes steps, rough paths and green roads. At the end of the walk why not enjoy lunch or refreshments at the Potato Shack?
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting: Outside the Reception at the Westhill Hotel
Parking: Westhill Hotel car park
Duration: 2.5 hours – Moderate walking
Bus Route: 19 (Stop – Chestnut Lea) (Return Bus either 19 from Chestnut Lea or 5 from the Union Inn)
This wonderful circular walk affords some fantastic countryside and seascape views around the lovely parish of Grouville.
Enjoy meandering past hidden old properties and quiet country lanes and pathways. Aside from an initial climb up Ruelle des Tours to access the field systems, the walk is flat or down hill.
There is a very short bit of walk along La Grande Route de St Clement on the way back to Holme Grown but other than that the tarmac sections are in small lanes. The paths might be a little muddy but nothing a set of walking boots or wellies cannot handle! Lovely countryside views, small lanes and hopefully light vehicle traffic.
Meeting Point: Holme Grown
Duration: 1.75 hours/ Easy to Moderate Walking/2.5/2.7 miles
Jersey society saw massive changes from the late 1700’s to the early 1900’s.
Join guide Melanie Cavey on this gentle walk around Liberty Wharf and St Helier harbour and hear the stories of how this former area of sand dunes was reclaimed and warehouses, merchant’s homes, bustling hotels and a railway built and the old dilapidated port developed into an impressive harbour.
Route: Starting at Trenton Square on the Esplanade and finish at the Maritime Museum.
Join family history guide Sue Gorin on a wonderful circular walk around the lanes of St Mary and the top of St Peter’s Valley.
Find the tracks which were once said to be our roads and discover how each family of the parish would take a part in mending and repairing these roads. We will explore the life of intrigue of Gigoulande Mill and discover the new pathway as the Crown is re-establishing this iconic place in Jersey’s history. We will walk through the beautiful headquarters of The National Trust for Jersey ‘The Elms’ and discover the history of the top part of the valley and the work of the Trust.
Time: 1.30 p.m.
Meeting: St Mary’s Parish Hall
Parking: Double park near the flagpole at the front of the Parish Hall
Enjoy a journey from village to tower and castle and back again
Your guide Roger will take you on a time travelling adventure through Jersey History with spectacular views, especially on a clear day. Wander through the medieval village of Gorey, and up to the headland of Mont St Nicholas, to find a hidden 6000 year old megalithic tomb and a 19th Century defensive tower. Descend to the Castle, which was once the headquarters of an 18th Century spymaster and Prince, and on to the harbour to hear about harbour life past and present, and stroll along the tracks of the old Jersey Eastern Railway.
The guided walk is in the most part a gentle ramble. Although it contains a flight of steep steps, it is possible to bypass these if necessary.
Time: 2.00 pm.
Meeting Point: Longbeach Car Park
Parking: Longbeach Car Park
Duration of walk approx. 2 hours/Moderate Walking/3 Miles
Jersey may be a small island but it has always shown great enterprise and has extended its influence far beyond its shores.
This circular walk from St Aubin explores the path of the railway, the beautiful lanes above the village, our agricultural heritage and the far reaching maritime views that will help to explain our sea trading past. All these endeavours have shaped the island we know today.
Enjoy a light-hearted adventure through the lanes and footpaths of St Clement to uncover the stories behind our imposing Jersey Round Towers, an ancient folly and a remarkable 6000 year old tomb. Find a lost railway bridge and follow along the track of the old Jersey Eastern Railway, past two station houses which still exist today.
Hear of mariner’s mysteries, seafaring stories and discover a hidden lighthouse and medieval pathways.
Beginning at Le Hocq, St Clement this circular walk explores the coastline for a short distance before heading inland along forgotten pathways, admiring spectacular sweeping sea views from ancient hilltop monuments. Toilet facilities and refreshments available at the beginning and end of route.
RampArts brings a unique collaboration, between American poet Traci O’Dea and ten local illustrators.
You are invited to join this five part creative writing series, hosted at the Salvation Army Cafe, 6 pm until 7 pm, where you will progress from introduction and inspiration, to sharing and illustration!
Traci will use her vast experience and guidance to ensure you complete your literary journey with a poem great enough to read to others, and our illustrators will use their skills and styles to bring your words into a visual world.
March 2: Introduction. Read provided poems to inspire. Start writing poems based on poetry prompts.
March 16: Read and workshop classmates’ poems from previous week. Read more printed poems to inspire. Write new poems based on poetry prompts.
March 23: Read and workshop classmates’ poems from previous week. Revise poems based on classmates’ and workshop leader’s feedback. Meet with illustrators to discuss which poem is best to illustrate. Collaborate with illustrator to decide on style, imagery, etc. Edit poems as needed based on feedback and sketches from illustrator.
March 30: Continue illustrative collaboration between poet and illustrator. Use drawings to possibly inspire additional stanzas for poem. Decide together on final illustration and text.
April 6: Create final illustration and text to be matted, framed, and exhibited at Salvation Army Cafe. Practice reading poems aloud.
Refreshments are included for every session, no need to bring anything with you (unless you have a favourite pen!) Spaces are limited to 10 people, so make sure you get your ticket quickly, before they’re all gone!
An American poet living in Jersey, Traci O’Dea is the author of two poetry collections: Waving (Assure Press, 2021) and Restricted Movement (Scotland Street Press, 2021) for which she received a Seed Funding Grant from Arthouse Jersey.
This RampArts project will be celebrated with an exclusive poetry reading evening and an exhibition launch of the illustrations created in the workshop, which will take place at the Salvation Army Cafe, date tbc!
Illustrators
Sam Greenwood
Reese Cousins
Liam Nunn
Jon Vickers
Celine Edgar
Aimee De Aveiro
Hannah Brayshaw
Theo Jenner
Lucci Rotherham
Kelly Eastwood
Contact Ramparts Founder Heather Brown For More Info On 07829 706675
Enjoy an early morning stroll along the charming country lanes above Anneport and Gorey Harbour
We will stop to take in the sunrise over the French coast. With spectacular views, wild flower meadows, a Neolithic dolman, Le Saut Geoffroi and Victoria Tower this is a walk not to be missed!
Meeting Point: La Crete Quarry car park above Anneport
Duration: 2 hours/ Moderate walk – a steep hill up and down, on mostly country lanes
Guides: Neil and Alli Singleton
Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non Members
Please wear appropriate clothing for the weather. Well behaved dogs welcome.
If your usual stroll from St. Helier to St. Aubin is along the busy coastal promenade, why not enjoy the ‘back roads’ for a change?
Starting in Victoria park and up to the heights with wonderful views over St Helier, though pine woods, and into an unusual cemetery. Visit some of the oldest manmade structures in the Island, through parks and gardens, a couple of hidden paths and at some stage back to the familiar promenade to end up in St Aubin in time for lunch.
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting Point: Victoria Park
Duration: 3 hours/ Easy to Moderate Walking/4.5 miles
The vingtaine of Mont-à-L’Abbé in St Helier, is synonymous with the medieval fief of Bellozanne.
Starting at ‘Bellozanne Abbey’ one of the Trust’s more recent acquisitions, this walk continues to Fern Valley, one of the Trusts most beautiful woodlands and ends at a modern dairy farm with medieval origins. Discover the relationship between the landscape and the features you see today. The terrain includes steps, rough paths and green roads. At the end of the walk why not enjoy lunch or refreshments at the Potato Shack?
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting: Outside the Reception at the Westhill Hotel
Parking: Westhill Hotel car park
Duration: 2.5 hours – Moderate walking
Bus Route: 19 (Stop – Chestnut Lea) (Return Bus either 19 from Chestnut Lea or 5 from the Union Inn)
This wonderful circular walk affords some fantastic countryside and seascape views around the lovely parish of Grouville.
Enjoy meandering past hidden old properties and quiet country lanes and pathways. Aside from an initial climb up Ruelle des Tours to access the field systems, the walk is flat or down hill.
There is a very short bit of walk along La Grande Route de St Clement on the way back to Holme Grown but other than that the tarmac sections are in small lanes. The paths might be a little muddy but nothing a set of walking boots or wellies cannot handle! Lovely countryside views, small lanes and hopefully light vehicle traffic.
Meeting Point: Holme Grown
Duration: 1.75 hours/ Easy to Moderate Walking/2.5/2.7 miles
Jersey society saw massive changes from the late 1700’s to the early 1900’s.
Join guide Melanie Cavey on this gentle walk around Liberty Wharf and St Helier harbour and hear the stories of how this former area of sand dunes was reclaimed and warehouses, merchant’s homes, bustling hotels and a railway built and the old dilapidated port developed into an impressive harbour.
Route: Starting at Trenton Square on the Esplanade and finish at the Maritime Museum.
Join family history guide Sue Gorin on a wonderful circular walk around the lanes of St Mary and the top of St Peter’s Valley.
Find the tracks which were once said to be our roads and discover how each family of the parish would take a part in mending and repairing these roads. We will explore the life of intrigue of Gigoulande Mill and discover the new pathway as the Crown is re-establishing this iconic place in Jersey’s history. We will walk through the beautiful headquarters of The National Trust for Jersey ‘The Elms’ and discover the history of the top part of the valley and the work of the Trust.
Time: 1.30 p.m.
Meeting: St Mary’s Parish Hall
Parking: Double park near the flagpole at the front of the Parish Hall
Enjoy a journey from village to tower and castle and back again
Your guide Roger will take you on a time travelling adventure through Jersey History with spectacular views, especially on a clear day. Wander through the medieval village of Gorey, and up to the headland of Mont St Nicholas, to find a hidden 6000 year old megalithic tomb and a 19th Century defensive tower. Descend to the Castle, which was once the headquarters of an 18th Century spymaster and Prince, and on to the harbour to hear about harbour life past and present, and stroll along the tracks of the old Jersey Eastern Railway.
The guided walk is in the most part a gentle ramble. Although it contains a flight of steep steps, it is possible to bypass these if necessary.
Time: 2.00 pm.
Meeting Point: Longbeach Car Park
Parking: Longbeach Car Park
Duration of walk approx. 2 hours/Moderate Walking/3 Miles
Jersey may be a small island but it has always shown great enterprise and has extended its influence far beyond its shores.
This circular walk from St Aubin explores the path of the railway, the beautiful lanes above the village, our agricultural heritage and the far reaching maritime views that will help to explain our sea trading past. All these endeavours have shaped the island we know today.
Enjoy a light-hearted adventure through the lanes and footpaths of St Clement to uncover the stories behind our imposing Jersey Round Towers, an ancient folly and a remarkable 6000 year old tomb. Find a lost railway bridge and follow along the track of the old Jersey Eastern Railway, past two station houses which still exist today.
Hear of mariner’s mysteries, seafaring stories and discover a hidden lighthouse and medieval pathways.
Beginning at Le Hocq, St Clement this circular walk explores the coastline for a short distance before heading inland along forgotten pathways, admiring spectacular sweeping sea views from ancient hilltop monuments. Toilet facilities and refreshments available at the beginning and end of route.
RampArts brings a unique collaboration, between American poet Traci O’Dea and ten local illustrators.
You are invited to join this five part creative writing series, hosted at the Salvation Army Cafe, 6 pm until 7 pm, where you will progress from introduction and inspiration, to sharing and illustration!
Traci will use her vast experience and guidance to ensure you complete your literary journey with a poem great enough to read to others, and our illustrators will use their skills and styles to bring your words into a visual world.
March 2: Introduction. Read provided poems to inspire. Start writing poems based on poetry prompts.
March 16: Read and workshop classmates’ poems from previous week. Read more printed poems to inspire. Write new poems based on poetry prompts.
March 23: Read and workshop classmates’ poems from previous week. Revise poems based on classmates’ and workshop leader’s feedback. Meet with illustrators to discuss which poem is best to illustrate. Collaborate with illustrator to decide on style, imagery, etc. Edit poems as needed based on feedback and sketches from illustrator.
March 30: Continue illustrative collaboration between poet and illustrator. Use drawings to possibly inspire additional stanzas for poem. Decide together on final illustration and text.
April 6: Create final illustration and text to be matted, framed, and exhibited at Salvation Army Cafe. Practice reading poems aloud.
Refreshments are included for every session, no need to bring anything with you (unless you have a favourite pen!) Spaces are limited to 10 people, so make sure you get your ticket quickly, before they’re all gone!
An American poet living in Jersey, Traci O’Dea is the author of two poetry collections: Waving (Assure Press, 2021) and Restricted Movement (Scotland Street Press, 2021) for which she received a Seed Funding Grant from Arthouse Jersey.
This RampArts project will be celebrated with an exclusive poetry reading evening and an exhibition launch of the illustrations created in the workshop, which will take place at the Salvation Army Cafe, date tbc!
Illustrators
Sam Greenwood
Reese Cousins
Liam Nunn
Jon Vickers
Celine Edgar
Aimee De Aveiro
Hannah Brayshaw
Theo Jenner
Lucci Rotherham
Kelly Eastwood
Contact Ramparts Founder Heather Brown For More Info On 07829 706675
Starting at Grosnez and we will walk along the cliffs past the bunkers from the occupation to The Pinnacle.
Starting at Grosnez and after visiting the castle and lighthouse, we will walk along the cliffs past the bunkers from the occupation and to the huge natural megalith of The Pinnacle. For those who want we will walk down to the Pinnacle and look at the prehistoric and Gallo Roman remains before heading back to the castle over the marine heathland and Mesolithic flint knapping area.
St Clement maybe the smallest and by far the most densely populated of Jersey parishes, but it’s also got many well-hidden countryside areas.
St Clement has also got many well-hidden countryside areas and wide-open spaces and we will access quiet natural areas with links to the old railway. Enjoy the wonderful rural aspects from the top of the ‘St Clement’s Trail’, where we will catch our breath and marvel at the panoramic view, including Icho and Seymour Towers and the entirety of the RAMSAR wetlands site.
Along the way we’ll also have a chance to see some of the smaller National Trust properties, standing stones and hear a few stories of former St Clement residents.
Enjoy a circular walk with your guide Roger taking in Waterworks Valley and Hamptonne.
Enjoy a circular walk with your guide Roger, taking in Waterworks Valley and Hamptonne the country living museum in the heart of one of the Island’s most beautiful of parishes – St Lawrence. Why not visit the church and enjoy the new gardens before or after your walk?
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting Point: Meet in the public car park at St Lawrence (next to the church/graveyard)
Duration 2 hours/ Moderate walking – some muddy footpaths
Join Jon Parkes, Lands Manager on a ‘behind the scenes’ walk around St Ouen’s Pond and its environs.
Jon will introduce participants to places with strange sounding names such as ‘Bob’s’, ‘the Scrape’, ‘Eddie’s Hide’, ‘the Bath and Rock fields’ and ‘the north and south canals’ to name but a few….
For many centuries the Gorey headland has been dominated by its imposing castle.
During the 1800’s and 1900’s the old port below and the adjoining Grouville beach took on new ‘lives’. First the fishing and shipbuilding industries boomed and then the Eastern Railway arrived along with the first tourists. But the 1900’s saw darker changes when the Gorey area became a focus of activity during the 1940 – 45 German Occupation. Evidence of all these changes and some stories of the period make these earlier times come alive on this scenic walk.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: The Castle Green at Mont Orgueil
Duration: 1.5 hours/ Easy slow walking/1 mile. Please note there is a short hill down from the green to the pier which is a bit steep.
Experience a wander through woodland and a journey of exploration, through imagery, poetry, story and creative imagination with your guide Amanda Bond. These activities need no former artistic experience just come with a willingness to steep yourself in nature. The forest bathing walk will end with a tea ceremony, and home-made cake.
Even in a built-up area there are plenty of wildflowers with a wealth of folklore to find out about.
Join Tina Hull to explore the area around Les Quennevais Sports Centre and along the Railway Walk. Just a short walk will lead us on to the top of Les Blanches Banques reminding us that the truly wild is never far away from us. Not suitable for under 16 year olds.
Time 5.30 p.m.
Meeting Point: outside St Bernadette’s Church.
Parking: Park in the sport centre’s car park – you must display a yellow parking time disc.
Duration: 1.5 – 2 hours/ Easy walking but some uneven ground/1 miles
From assembly rooms to pleasure gardens, enjoy a fun introduction to Georgian entertainment with historian Peter Le Rossignol.
From exotica to erotica, historian Peter Le Rossignol delves into the tempting array of decadent activities and pleasurable pursuits on offer during the Georgian age.
Kindly supported by Ogier
We offer substantially reduced rates for Members. Membership starts from £35 for an adult and £15 for a child p.a. If you would like to become a member click HERE
Starting at Grosnez and we will walk along the cliffs past the bunkers from the occupation to The Pinnacle.
Starting at Grosnez and after visiting the castle and lighthouse, we will walk along the cliffs past the bunkers from the occupation and to the huge natural megalith of The Pinnacle. For those who want we will walk down to the Pinnacle and look at the prehistoric and Gallo Roman remains before heading back to the castle over the marine heathland and Mesolithic flint knapping area.
St Clement maybe the smallest and by far the most densely populated of Jersey parishes, but it’s also got many well-hidden countryside areas.
St Clement has also got many well-hidden countryside areas and wide-open spaces and we will access quiet natural areas with links to the old railway. Enjoy the wonderful rural aspects from the top of the ‘St Clement’s Trail’, where we will catch our breath and marvel at the panoramic view, including Icho and Seymour Towers and the entirety of the RAMSAR wetlands site.
Along the way we’ll also have a chance to see some of the smaller National Trust properties, standing stones and hear a few stories of former St Clement residents.
Enjoy a circular walk with your guide Roger taking in Waterworks Valley and Hamptonne.
Enjoy a circular walk with your guide Roger, taking in Waterworks Valley and Hamptonne the country living museum in the heart of one of the Island’s most beautiful of parishes – St Lawrence. Why not visit the church and enjoy the new gardens before or after your walk?
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting Point: Meet in the public car park at St Lawrence (next to the church/graveyard)
Duration 2 hours/ Moderate walking – some muddy footpaths
Join Jon Parkes, Lands Manager on a ‘behind the scenes’ walk around St Ouen’s Pond and its environs.
Jon will introduce participants to places with strange sounding names such as ‘Bob’s’, ‘the Scrape’, ‘Eddie’s Hide’, ‘the Bath and Rock fields’ and ‘the north and south canals’ to name but a few….
For many centuries the Gorey headland has been dominated by its imposing castle.
During the 1800’s and 1900’s the old port below and the adjoining Grouville beach took on new ‘lives’. First the fishing and shipbuilding industries boomed and then the Eastern Railway arrived along with the first tourists. But the 1900’s saw darker changes when the Gorey area became a focus of activity during the 1940 – 45 German Occupation. Evidence of all these changes and some stories of the period make these earlier times come alive on this scenic walk.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: The Castle Green at Mont Orgueil
Duration: 1.5 hours/ Easy slow walking/1 mile. Please note there is a short hill down from the green to the pier which is a bit steep.
Experience a wander through woodland and a journey of exploration, through imagery, poetry, story and creative imagination with your guide Amanda Bond. These activities need no former artistic experience just come with a willingness to steep yourself in nature. The forest bathing walk will end with a tea ceremony, and home-made cake.
Even in a built-up area there are plenty of wildflowers with a wealth of folklore to find out about.
Join Tina Hull to explore the area around Les Quennevais Sports Centre and along the Railway Walk. Just a short walk will lead us on to the top of Les Blanches Banques reminding us that the truly wild is never far away from us. Not suitable for under 16 year olds.
Time 5.30 p.m.
Meeting Point: outside St Bernadette’s Church.
Parking: Park in the sport centre’s car park – you must display a yellow parking time disc.
Duration: 1.5 – 2 hours/ Easy walking but some uneven ground/1 miles
From assembly rooms to pleasure gardens, enjoy a fun introduction to Georgian entertainment with historian Peter Le Rossignol.
From exotica to erotica, historian Peter Le Rossignol delves into the tempting array of decadent activities and pleasurable pursuits on offer during the Georgian age.
Kindly supported by Ogier
We offer substantially reduced rates for Members. Membership starts from £35 for an adult and £15 for a child p.a. If you would like to become a member click HERE
Find out about the past landscapes of the bay and discover some hidden paths
This walk will start at the car park by the wetland centre in St Ouen’s Bay and follow footpaths up on to the plateau and to Grantez and then back in to the bay
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting Point: Wetland Centre
Parking: Car Park next to Sands
Bus Route: 22 (St Ouen’s Pond)
Guide: Nicky Mansell
Price – Free for Members; £10 Non-Members
Duration of walk approx. 3 hours/Easy to moderate walking
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Take a walk around Sorel, Mourier Valley and the little hidden pathways in this area.
We may meet the most famous residents of Mourier valley, the multi-horned Manx Loaghtan sheep and we will definitely hear the characterful red-billed Choughs. The views are spectacular with the flora and fauna to match. Hear about the work of the Trust in this beautiful little gem of a headland and valley.
Time: 10:30 a.m.
Meeting/Parking: Sorel Car park
Duration: 2.5 hours/moderate walking/4 miles
Bus Route 5 (walking to Sorel from St John’s church)
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
Join Alli Singleton (Birding Tours Jersey) for a short wildflower walk around the country lanes of Grouville
This walk is aimed at anyone who would like to learn about our common wildflowers and how to identify them by their flower, leaf and smell. Did you know a Red Campion has male and female plants or, that you can separate the different types of Cranesbill by the way their stem hairs grow? Please bring a hand lens if you have one.
Join Alex Buxton, Ranger with the Trust, on a ‘behind the scenes’ walk.
Enjoy a ‘behind the scenes’ walk around St Ouen’s Pond and its environs with specific reference to bird life in the vicinity. Alex will introduce participants to ‘the Scrape’ and other outlying areas near the Wetland Centre.
Slow down and find your own personal connection with the natural world. Even if you consider yourself a nature lover, this experience will open your eyes to a new way of perception… This forest bathing experience will introduce you to practices to bring you closer to the landscapes in and around Jersey and will end with a tea ceremony, and home-made cake.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: The first car park on the left
Parking: Noirmont
Duration of walk approx. 2.5 hours/Slow paced walking
Join us for an evening of White Collar Boxing – Vegas Style and remember ‘Dress to the Impress’ it is strictly black tie for the gents and glitz and glam all the way for the ladies.
Doors open at 4:30pm so our guests can try they luck at our croupier tables, snap a pic in the chapel or dance with our showgirls all whilst listening to the amazing Tieron Heffron!
**Event subject to Bailiff permission and COVID restrictions**
Friday Night Jazz! Enjoy a tasty dinner and drinks while listening to one of Roberto’s Jazz Bar most renowned resident bands, The Brian White & Tim Horsfall Quintet.
Experience a selection of BeBop and HardBop classics every Friday at 8 pm.
The largest Gin collection in the Channel Islands is available at Roberto’s Jazz Bar.
We are very happy to be able to welcome some ‘new names & faces’ to the list of varied music styles and talented local acts we have to play every weekend in THE DOCKYARD RESTAURANT throughout 2022.
Friday & Saturday evenings:
️LIVE MUSIC 8.30-10.30pm
MUSIC TO DANCE TO 10.30-1am
Menus available via the QR Link on our Restaurant’s FB Page – more new menus will be uploaded over the coming weeks – keep looking
Call 724519 or message this Page to book your table
Dinner served from 5.30pm – tables for ‘Drinks Only’ available
from 9pm
Friday 8th April – JAIME BOYLAN
Don’t forget to CALL 724519 TO BOOK and we look forward to seeing you soon
Find out about the past landscapes of the bay and discover some hidden paths
This walk will start at the car park by the wetland centre in St Ouen’s Bay and follow footpaths up on to the plateau and to Grantez and then back in to the bay
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting Point: Wetland Centre
Parking: Car Park next to Sands
Bus Route: 22 (St Ouen’s Pond)
Guide: Nicky Mansell
Price – Free for Members; £10 Non-Members
Duration of walk approx. 3 hours/Easy to moderate walking
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Take a walk around Sorel, Mourier Valley and the little hidden pathways in this area.
We may meet the most famous residents of Mourier valley, the multi-horned Manx Loaghtan sheep and we will definitely hear the characterful red-billed Choughs. The views are spectacular with the flora and fauna to match. Hear about the work of the Trust in this beautiful little gem of a headland and valley.
Time: 10:30 a.m.
Meeting/Parking: Sorel Car park
Duration: 2.5 hours/moderate walking/4 miles
Bus Route 5 (walking to Sorel from St John’s church)
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
Join Alli Singleton (Birding Tours Jersey) for a short wildflower walk around the country lanes of Grouville
This walk is aimed at anyone who would like to learn about our common wildflowers and how to identify them by their flower, leaf and smell. Did you know a Red Campion has male and female plants or, that you can separate the different types of Cranesbill by the way their stem hairs grow? Please bring a hand lens if you have one.
Join Alex Buxton, Ranger with the Trust, on a ‘behind the scenes’ walk.
Enjoy a ‘behind the scenes’ walk around St Ouen’s Pond and its environs with specific reference to bird life in the vicinity. Alex will introduce participants to ‘the Scrape’ and other outlying areas near the Wetland Centre.
Slow down and find your own personal connection with the natural world. Even if you consider yourself a nature lover, this experience will open your eyes to a new way of perception… This forest bathing experience will introduce you to practices to bring you closer to the landscapes in and around Jersey and will end with a tea ceremony, and home-made cake.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: The first car park on the left
Parking: Noirmont
Duration of walk approx. 2.5 hours/Slow paced walking
Join us for an evening of White Collar Boxing – Vegas Style and remember ‘Dress to the Impress’ it is strictly black tie for the gents and glitz and glam all the way for the ladies.
Doors open at 4:30pm so our guests can try they luck at our croupier tables, snap a pic in the chapel or dance with our showgirls all whilst listening to the amazing Tieron Heffron!
**Event subject to Bailiff permission and COVID restrictions**
Friday Night Jazz! Enjoy a tasty dinner and drinks while listening to one of Roberto’s Jazz Bar most renowned resident bands, The Brian White & Tim Horsfall Quintet.
Experience a selection of BeBop and HardBop classics every Friday at 8 pm.
The largest Gin collection in the Channel Islands is available at Roberto’s Jazz Bar.
We are very happy to be able to welcome some ‘new names & faces’ to the list of varied music styles and talented local acts we have to play every weekend in THE DOCKYARD RESTAURANT throughout 2022.
Friday & Saturday evenings:
️LIVE MUSIC 8.30-10.30pm
MUSIC TO DANCE TO 10.30-1am
Menus available via the QR Link on our Restaurant’s FB Page – more new menus will be uploaded over the coming weeks – keep looking
Call 724519 or message this Page to book your table
Dinner served from 5.30pm – tables for ‘Drinks Only’ available
from 9pm
Friday 8th April – JAIME BOYLAN
Don’t forget to CALL 724519 TO BOOK and we look forward to seeing you soon
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
Are you ready to take on a skydive in April 2022 to help raise money for Dementia Jersey?
We’ve teamed up with Skydive Jersey to offer you an opportunity to take part in a tandem skydive, experiencing Jersey from a different perspective whilst travelling at speeds of 120mph!
What you need to know
Date: 9 April 2022
Cost: £339 (including £139 deposit)
Fundraising target: £400
You’ll get to see our beautiful island from a different perspective and can rely on us for lots of hints and tips about fundraising. Every penny you raise helps us support the 1,600 people with dementia in Jersey.
Enjoy a journey from village to tower and castle and back again
Your guide Roger will take you on a time travelling adventure through Jersey History with spectacular views, especially on a clear day. Wander through the medieval village of Gorey, and up to the headland of Mont St Nicholas, to find a hidden 6000 year old megalithic tomb and a 19th Century defensive tower. Descend to the Castle, which was once the headquarters of an 18th Century spymaster and Prince, and on to the harbour to hear about harbour life past and present, and stroll along the tracks of the old Jersey Eastern Railway.
The guided walk is in the most part a gentle ramble. Although it contains a flight of steep steps, it is possible to bypass these if necessary.
Time: 2.00 pm.
Meeting Point: Longbeach Car Park
Parking: Longbeach Car Park
Duration of walk approx. 2 hours/Moderate Walking/3 Miles
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Our Parish Climate Change Group has organised a Spring Market to promote locally produced and/or sustainable products.
It’s a fun event to increase our awareness about what we need to do to be more environmentally friendly. In addition to stalls selling produce, there will be refreshments and food, children’s activities and educational stalls. Please come along, have some fun, do some shopping and maybe learn something new about the environment and what we can do that will not only improve life in the parish, but also on the planet.
This walk will start at the Priory Inn and go down to Devils Hole to look at the amazing natural blow hole and the coastal landscape
From here we will go up on to the headland and in to Le Mourier Valley where there is a large tree planting initiative. We will look out for the Choughs which fly around the area as part of the Birds on the Edge project and hopefully see some of the Manx Loaghton sheep. This walk will also take in some of the lanes of St Marys.
Time: 10.15 a.m.
Meeting Point: Priory Inn
Duration of walk approx. 2.5 hours moderate walking
Explore the picturesque lanes running through the centre of the island.
Discover the effect that the Danes and the Germans had on our Island’s history and landscape, and find out how the Danish legacy remains present in the administration of the Island today. You will explore field systems and agricultural practices and uncover magnificent 18th century granite houses, and 20th century German fortifications, not to mention some ancient water mills. The terrain can, in some parts be uneven, so suitable attire and footwear is recommended.
Time: 1.30 p.m.
Meeting Point: Bus stop near the War Tunnels
Parking: War Tunnels
Duration of walk approx. 3 hours/Easy to moderate walking
Enjoy a wonderful circular walk in the beautiful parish of Trinity.
Starting at the Royal Jersey Showground, this wonderful circular walk will meander down to Trinity School, before turning left into La Rue du Mont Pellier, the Island’s first ‘Scenic Lane’. The walk then joins up with the Trinity Millennium Trail before heading back through quiet country lanes in this beautiful parish. Given the time of year there will be a great deal to see along the way from birds to plants and everything between.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: Car Park at the Royal Jersey Showground
Duration of walk approx. 1.5 hours moderate walking
Bus Route: 4 (bus arrives at 12.31 so why not go to the Trinity Arms for lunch?).
Come along to the Pressoir at The Elms and learn the art of making ‘Jersey Wonders’ with Jenny Le Maistre. Jersey housewives traditionally cooked their wonders as the tide went out. If they cooked them on an incoming tide, the fat in which the wonders were cooked would invariably overflow the pan!
Slow down and find your own personal connection with the natural world. Even if you consider yourself a nature lover, this experience will open your eyes to a new way of perception… This forest bathing experience will introduce you to practices to bring you closer to the landscapes in and around Jersey and will end with a tea ceremony, and home-made cake.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: The first car park on the left
Parking: Noirmont
Duration of walk approx. 2.5 hours/Slow paced walking
An evening stroll, enjoying all things wildlife at the south end of St Ouen’s Bay.
The coastal paths and country lanes of St Mary are abundant with wildlife at this time of year.
Spring has most definitely sprung! The wildflowers are in full bloom, the birds are busy and butterflies, bees and bugs are all enjoying the warmer weather.
It is a very special time of year and an equally special location to explore.
Time: 6.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: Le Braye car park (far end)
Parking: Le Braye car park
Duration 2 hours/ Moderate walk – good sandy footpaths, lanes and one steep hill.
Two fine troubadours singing songs inspired by Two Dogs At it & Sergeant Pipons and life in our beautiful island.
Teaming up for the first time, ‘Genuine’ Martin Coxshall and #jerseypopsongs Mark Sims will warm the cockles of your soul and give you the songs about Jersey that everyone needs to hear.
Available for bookings together or individually, every performance is going to change your life.
BRAND NEW to the Horse & Hound, These three young musicians are appearing LIVE this Saturday with their tasty Punk/Rock music playing from and to, the usual times.
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
Are you ready to take on a skydive in April 2022 to help raise money for Dementia Jersey?
We’ve teamed up with Skydive Jersey to offer you an opportunity to take part in a tandem skydive, experiencing Jersey from a different perspective whilst travelling at speeds of 120mph!
What you need to know
Date: 9 April 2022
Cost: £339 (including £139 deposit)
Fundraising target: £400
You’ll get to see our beautiful island from a different perspective and can rely on us for lots of hints and tips about fundraising. Every penny you raise helps us support the 1,600 people with dementia in Jersey.
Enjoy a journey from village to tower and castle and back again
Your guide Roger will take you on a time travelling adventure through Jersey History with spectacular views, especially on a clear day. Wander through the medieval village of Gorey, and up to the headland of Mont St Nicholas, to find a hidden 6000 year old megalithic tomb and a 19th Century defensive tower. Descend to the Castle, which was once the headquarters of an 18th Century spymaster and Prince, and on to the harbour to hear about harbour life past and present, and stroll along the tracks of the old Jersey Eastern Railway.
The guided walk is in the most part a gentle ramble. Although it contains a flight of steep steps, it is possible to bypass these if necessary.
Time: 2.00 pm.
Meeting Point: Longbeach Car Park
Parking: Longbeach Car Park
Duration of walk approx. 2 hours/Moderate Walking/3 Miles
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Our Parish Climate Change Group has organised a Spring Market to promote locally produced and/or sustainable products.
It’s a fun event to increase our awareness about what we need to do to be more environmentally friendly. In addition to stalls selling produce, there will be refreshments and food, children’s activities and educational stalls. Please come along, have some fun, do some shopping and maybe learn something new about the environment and what we can do that will not only improve life in the parish, but also on the planet.
This walk will start at the Priory Inn and go down to Devils Hole to look at the amazing natural blow hole and the coastal landscape
From here we will go up on to the headland and in to Le Mourier Valley where there is a large tree planting initiative. We will look out for the Choughs which fly around the area as part of the Birds on the Edge project and hopefully see some of the Manx Loaghton sheep. This walk will also take in some of the lanes of St Marys.
Time: 10.15 a.m.
Meeting Point: Priory Inn
Duration of walk approx. 2.5 hours moderate walking
Explore the picturesque lanes running through the centre of the island.
Discover the effect that the Danes and the Germans had on our Island’s history and landscape, and find out how the Danish legacy remains present in the administration of the Island today. You will explore field systems and agricultural practices and uncover magnificent 18th century granite houses, and 20th century German fortifications, not to mention some ancient water mills. The terrain can, in some parts be uneven, so suitable attire and footwear is recommended.
Time: 1.30 p.m.
Meeting Point: Bus stop near the War Tunnels
Parking: War Tunnels
Duration of walk approx. 3 hours/Easy to moderate walking
Enjoy a wonderful circular walk in the beautiful parish of Trinity.
Starting at the Royal Jersey Showground, this wonderful circular walk will meander down to Trinity School, before turning left into La Rue du Mont Pellier, the Island’s first ‘Scenic Lane’. The walk then joins up with the Trinity Millennium Trail before heading back through quiet country lanes in this beautiful parish. Given the time of year there will be a great deal to see along the way from birds to plants and everything between.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: Car Park at the Royal Jersey Showground
Duration of walk approx. 1.5 hours moderate walking
Bus Route: 4 (bus arrives at 12.31 so why not go to the Trinity Arms for lunch?).
Come along to the Pressoir at The Elms and learn the art of making ‘Jersey Wonders’ with Jenny Le Maistre. Jersey housewives traditionally cooked their wonders as the tide went out. If they cooked them on an incoming tide, the fat in which the wonders were cooked would invariably overflow the pan!
Slow down and find your own personal connection with the natural world. Even if you consider yourself a nature lover, this experience will open your eyes to a new way of perception… This forest bathing experience will introduce you to practices to bring you closer to the landscapes in and around Jersey and will end with a tea ceremony, and home-made cake.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: The first car park on the left
Parking: Noirmont
Duration of walk approx. 2.5 hours/Slow paced walking
An evening stroll, enjoying all things wildlife at the south end of St Ouen’s Bay.
The coastal paths and country lanes of St Mary are abundant with wildlife at this time of year.
Spring has most definitely sprung! The wildflowers are in full bloom, the birds are busy and butterflies, bees and bugs are all enjoying the warmer weather.
It is a very special time of year and an equally special location to explore.
Time: 6.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: Le Braye car park (far end)
Parking: Le Braye car park
Duration 2 hours/ Moderate walk – good sandy footpaths, lanes and one steep hill.
Two fine troubadours singing songs inspired by Two Dogs At it & Sergeant Pipons and life in our beautiful island.
Teaming up for the first time, ‘Genuine’ Martin Coxshall and #jerseypopsongs Mark Sims will warm the cockles of your soul and give you the songs about Jersey that everyone needs to hear.
Available for bookings together or individually, every performance is going to change your life.
BRAND NEW to the Horse & Hound, These three young musicians are appearing LIVE this Saturday with their tasty Punk/Rock music playing from and to, the usual times.
Join us for a guided walk along the west coast and take an exhilarating, whistle-stop tour of Jersey’s deep time history
Meet your guide at the Watersplash for a 1.2km walk along the beach to Le Braye and journey half a million years through time with every step, uncovering the processes which over millions of years have shaped the Island we know today.
The walk is in association with the Aspiring Jersey Island Geopark project.
Join us for a guided walk along the west coast and take an exhilarating, whistle-stop tour of Jersey’s deep time history
Meet your guide at the Watersplash for a 1.2km walk along the beach to Le Braye and journey half a million years through time with every step, uncovering the processes which over millions of years have shaped the Island we know today.
The walk is in association with the Aspiring Jersey Island Geopark project.
Join us for a guided walk along the west coast and take an exhilarating, whistle-stop tour of Jersey’s deep time history
Meet your guide at the Watersplash for a 1.2km walk along the beach to Le Braye and journey half a million years through time with every step, uncovering the processes which over millions of years have shaped the Island we know today.
The walk is in association with the Aspiring Jersey Island Geopark project.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
In April 1942 German authorities suggested banning radio sets, a nighttime curfew was introduced & Jersey was on ‘Berlin’ time
Living with the Enemy – Linear Walk
It was 80 years ago in April 1942 that, amongst other issues, the German authorities suggested banning radio sets, 6d (2½ pence) banknotes were issued, a night time curfew was introduced and Jersey started to live on ‘Berlin time’. Hear more details about these and other events that affected the civilian population of Jersey during the five long years of Occupation. Starting from the Gunsite café you’ll take a stroll along the ancient ‘Perquage’ (Sanctuary path) past buildings and remains of the German forces up to a long forgotten and overgrown anti-aircraft post before finally arriving at the Jersey War Tunnels. Why not visit the Jersey War Tunnels after the walk and get a bus back town?
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting: Gunsite Café
Duration: 2.5 hours/Moderate walking/1.5 miles
Bus Route: 15 (inbound and outbound from Bel Royal) 12A outbound
Join us for a guided walk along the west coast and take an exhilarating, whistle-stop tour of Jersey’s deep time history
Meet your guide at the Watersplash for a 1.2km walk along the beach to Le Braye and journey half a million years through time with every step, uncovering the processes which over millions of years have shaped the Island we know today.
The walk is in association with the Aspiring Jersey Island Geopark project.
The Vibrant Jersey Small Business Spring Fayres will take place on 10th April in the Golden Apple Suite at The Pomme D`or Hotel From 10am – 5pm
In Association With Island Fever Events.
We will be supporting local charities Jersey Cancer Relief & Phillips Footprints.
This promises to be a fantastic community event
Bringing Some Spring Cheer To You This Year, The Fayre Will Be Showcasing A Number Of Local Artisans, Each Presenting Their Unique Brand Of Gifts And Treats.
It Is The Perfect Venue For You To Enjoy An Easter / Spring Shopping Spree, Whilst Supporting Local Small Businesses And Charities Alike.
For Those Of You That Are Unable To Make The Event, We will Be Promoting All The Exhibitors Through Our Website, So That You Can Shop From Wherever You Are!
Exhibitors At The Spring Fayre Over The Two Events Are;
Cromwell Crafts CI Jewellery Resin Me This Boutique Bailiwick Flame Self Love Hampers Jerri Flutterbies (online only) Anita Eastwood Art Glitz & Glamour St Brelade`s College R&R Candles Studio Ellica Textile Crafts & 3D Prints George Peace Photography Laura Smillie Breeze Eco Online Shop Baked & Boozy Hazeart Aruna Therapy Sweet Celebrations Hoops & Glitter Creeate Anthea`s Finds Jersey Girl Boutique Winston & Co Casife Candles The Butterfly & Bee The Pottery Shed Jo`s Painted Pebbles The Green Machine Mana Wood Divine Zen The Bom Life Company Willow Rose AAA Crystal Jewellery Ickle Stars Jersey Wonders By Babs Occasions To Remember Treasure Box Theo Jenner Art Tigers Eye Jersey Ali Artology Redwood Designs By Frolly Mariposa So Foxy Skin Pampered Pet Club Temple Spa Skincare Lutlye Productions Sharon`s Creatives Florence James (online only)
Country people banded together to fight for their lives, literally because they were starving.
This wasn’t the first time in the 1700’s they were pushed to their limits. Take a peaceful walk through wood land and the valley below starting at the Seigneurial home of la Hague Manor. Explore why the people rebelled and the Political, Social and Governmental changes that occurred.
Experience a wander through woodland and a journey of exploration, through imagery, poetry, story and creative imagination with your guide Amanda Bond. These activities need no former artistic experience just come with a willingness to steep yourself in nature. The forest bathing walk will end with a tea ceremony, and home-made cake.
Starting and finishing at La Rocque enjoy a circular walk taking in the delightful rural lanes of Grouville and a walk along the beach and find out the fascinating history of this part of the Island. Please wear comfortable shoes that you don’t mind getting wet.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: Car park at La Rocque
Parking: La Rocque
Duration of walk approx. 1 .5 hours/Moderate walking
Join botanist Tina Hull, on a wildflower walk around the National Trust headquarters at the Elms.
Learn about the folklore, science, myth and magic of all the wonderful wildflowers you will see on this short stroll. Plants that heal as well as plants that harm. Uneven and wet ground with some steep steps. Wellingtons or waterproof shoes will be best.
Not suitable for under 16 year olds.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: outside the Pressoir entrance
Parking: Car Park by the side of the office (not through the arch)
Duration of walk approx. 1 .5 – 2 hours/Easy walking
Join architect and urban historian Stuart Fell on an afternoon stroll around the unique seaside suburb of Havre des Pas where he will explain the origins of this historic residential and tourist area.
The walk will focus particularly on the astonishing wealth and variety of architectural features that can be seen in these historic thoroughfares.
Ongoing research by members of the Sociéte Jersiaise is now bringing to light much new information about the architectural treasures that give these streets their distinctive character
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: Cleveland Road entrance of the public car park on La Route du Fort
Parking: Public Car parks in in Green Street and La Route du Fort
Join us for a guided walk along the west coast and take an exhilarating, whistle-stop tour of Jersey’s deep time history
Meet your guide at the Watersplash for a 1.2km walk along the beach to Le Braye and journey half a million years through time with every step, uncovering the processes which over millions of years have shaped the Island we know today.
The walk is in association with the Aspiring Jersey Island Geopark project.
Join us for a guided walk along the west coast and take an exhilarating, whistle-stop tour of Jersey’s deep time history
Meet your guide at the Watersplash for a 1.2km walk along the beach to Le Braye and journey half a million years through time with every step, uncovering the processes which over millions of years have shaped the Island we know today.
The walk is in association with the Aspiring Jersey Island Geopark project.
Join us for a guided walk along the west coast and take an exhilarating, whistle-stop tour of Jersey’s deep time history
Meet your guide at the Watersplash for a 1.2km walk along the beach to Le Braye and journey half a million years through time with every step, uncovering the processes which over millions of years have shaped the Island we know today.
The walk is in association with the Aspiring Jersey Island Geopark project.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
In April 1942 German authorities suggested banning radio sets, a nighttime curfew was introduced & Jersey was on ‘Berlin’ time
Living with the Enemy – Linear Walk
It was 80 years ago in April 1942 that, amongst other issues, the German authorities suggested banning radio sets, 6d (2½ pence) banknotes were issued, a night time curfew was introduced and Jersey started to live on ‘Berlin time’. Hear more details about these and other events that affected the civilian population of Jersey during the five long years of Occupation. Starting from the Gunsite café you’ll take a stroll along the ancient ‘Perquage’ (Sanctuary path) past buildings and remains of the German forces up to a long forgotten and overgrown anti-aircraft post before finally arriving at the Jersey War Tunnels. Why not visit the Jersey War Tunnels after the walk and get a bus back town?
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Meeting: Gunsite Café
Duration: 2.5 hours/Moderate walking/1.5 miles
Bus Route: 15 (inbound and outbound from Bel Royal) 12A outbound
Join us for a guided walk along the west coast and take an exhilarating, whistle-stop tour of Jersey’s deep time history
Meet your guide at the Watersplash for a 1.2km walk along the beach to Le Braye and journey half a million years through time with every step, uncovering the processes which over millions of years have shaped the Island we know today.
The walk is in association with the Aspiring Jersey Island Geopark project.
The Vibrant Jersey Small Business Spring Fayres will take place on 10th April in the Golden Apple Suite at The Pomme D`or Hotel From 10am – 5pm
In Association With Island Fever Events.
We will be supporting local charities Jersey Cancer Relief & Phillips Footprints.
This promises to be a fantastic community event
Bringing Some Spring Cheer To You This Year, The Fayre Will Be Showcasing A Number Of Local Artisans, Each Presenting Their Unique Brand Of Gifts And Treats.
It Is The Perfect Venue For You To Enjoy An Easter / Spring Shopping Spree, Whilst Supporting Local Small Businesses And Charities Alike.
For Those Of You That Are Unable To Make The Event, We will Be Promoting All The Exhibitors Through Our Website, So That You Can Shop From Wherever You Are!
Exhibitors At The Spring Fayre Over The Two Events Are;
Cromwell Crafts CI Jewellery Resin Me This Boutique Bailiwick Flame Self Love Hampers Jerri Flutterbies (online only) Anita Eastwood Art Glitz & Glamour St Brelade`s College R&R Candles Studio Ellica Textile Crafts & 3D Prints George Peace Photography Laura Smillie Breeze Eco Online Shop Baked & Boozy Hazeart Aruna Therapy Sweet Celebrations Hoops & Glitter Creeate Anthea`s Finds Jersey Girl Boutique Winston & Co Casife Candles The Butterfly & Bee The Pottery Shed Jo`s Painted Pebbles The Green Machine Mana Wood Divine Zen The Bom Life Company Willow Rose AAA Crystal Jewellery Ickle Stars Jersey Wonders By Babs Occasions To Remember Treasure Box Theo Jenner Art Tigers Eye Jersey Ali Artology Redwood Designs By Frolly Mariposa So Foxy Skin Pampered Pet Club Temple Spa Skincare Lutlye Productions Sharon`s Creatives Florence James (online only)
Country people banded together to fight for their lives, literally because they were starving.
This wasn’t the first time in the 1700’s they were pushed to their limits. Take a peaceful walk through wood land and the valley below starting at the Seigneurial home of la Hague Manor. Explore why the people rebelled and the Political, Social and Governmental changes that occurred.
Experience a wander through woodland and a journey of exploration, through imagery, poetry, story and creative imagination with your guide Amanda Bond. These activities need no former artistic experience just come with a willingness to steep yourself in nature. The forest bathing walk will end with a tea ceremony, and home-made cake.
Starting and finishing at La Rocque enjoy a circular walk taking in the delightful rural lanes of Grouville and a walk along the beach and find out the fascinating history of this part of the Island. Please wear comfortable shoes that you don’t mind getting wet.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: Car park at La Rocque
Parking: La Rocque
Duration of walk approx. 1 .5 hours/Moderate walking
Join botanist Tina Hull, on a wildflower walk around the National Trust headquarters at the Elms.
Learn about the folklore, science, myth and magic of all the wonderful wildflowers you will see on this short stroll. Plants that heal as well as plants that harm. Uneven and wet ground with some steep steps. Wellingtons or waterproof shoes will be best.
Not suitable for under 16 year olds.
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: outside the Pressoir entrance
Parking: Car Park by the side of the office (not through the arch)
Duration of walk approx. 1 .5 – 2 hours/Easy walking
Join architect and urban historian Stuart Fell on an afternoon stroll around the unique seaside suburb of Havre des Pas where he will explain the origins of this historic residential and tourist area.
The walk will focus particularly on the astonishing wealth and variety of architectural features that can be seen in these historic thoroughfares.
Ongoing research by members of the Sociéte Jersiaise is now bringing to light much new information about the architectural treasures that give these streets their distinctive character
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Meeting Point: Cleveland Road entrance of the public car park on La Route du Fort
Parking: Public Car parks in in Green Street and La Route du Fort
The NSPCC is the leading children’s charity in the UK and Channel Islands, specialising in preventing abuse and protecting children.
The physical and mental wellbeing of children is at the heart of what we do. It is our aim that every child in Jersey can grow up happy and healthy by supporting not only the child but their families too.
Our children’s practitioners deliver a range of preventative and therapeutic services from The Gower Centre in Stopford Road, St Helier, with some also available virtually.
The NSPCC is the leading children’s charity in the UK and Channel Islands, specialising in preventing abuse and protecting children.
The physical and mental wellbeing of children is at the heart of what we do. It is our aim that every child in Jersey can grow up happy and healthy by supporting not only the child but their families too.
Our children’s practitioners deliver a range of preventative and therapeutic services from The Gower Centre in Stopford Road, St Helier, with some also available virtually.
The NSPCC is the leading children’s charity in the UK and Channel Islands, specialising in preventing abuse and protecting children.
The physical and mental wellbeing of children is at the heart of what we do. It is our aim that every child in Jersey can grow up happy and healthy by supporting not only the child but their families too.
Our children’s practitioners deliver a range of preventative and therapeutic services from The Gower Centre in Stopford Road, St Helier, with some also available virtually.
The NSPCC is the leading children’s charity in the UK and Channel Islands, specialising in preventing abuse and protecting children.
The physical and mental wellbeing of children is at the heart of what we do. It is our aim that every child in Jersey can grow up happy and healthy by supporting not only the child but their families too.
Our children’s practitioners deliver a range of preventative and therapeutic services from The Gower Centre in Stopford Road, St Helier, with some also available virtually.
The NSPCC is the leading children’s charity in the UK and Channel Islands, specialising in preventing abuse and protecting children.
The physical and mental wellbeing of children is at the heart of what we do. It is our aim that every child in Jersey can grow up happy and healthy by supporting not only the child but their families too.
Our children’s practitioners deliver a range of preventative and therapeutic services from The Gower Centre in Stopford Road, St Helier, with some also available virtually.
The NSPCC is the leading children’s charity in the UK and Channel Islands, specialising in preventing abuse and protecting children.
The physical and mental wellbeing of children is at the heart of what we do. It is our aim that every child in Jersey can grow up happy and healthy by supporting not only the child but their families too.
Our children’s practitioners deliver a range of preventative and therapeutic services from The Gower Centre in Stopford Road, St Helier, with some also available virtually.
An exhibition that explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today.
‘People! Power! Protest!’ explores the story of protest in Jersey, from the Corn Riots of 1769 to the Black Lives Matter movement of 2020.
Jersey may be small but Islanders have made their voices heard loud and clear over the years. Jersey has a fascinating history of protest in the Island and the theme of the exhibition coincides with the 250th anniversary of the Code of Laws that was introduced in response to the Corn Riots.
The exhibition explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today, from historic protests, such as the Corn Riots, to more recent protests such as Extinction Rebellion and Black Lives Matter.
Among the items on display is the official 18th century court records showing the redacted demands of the Corn Riots protestors, and the petition signed by thousands of people to try and save Queen’s Valley from being flooded in the 1980s. There are also the banners and placards from other protests over the years and photographs of significant post-war campaigns and demonstrations.
As you enter the exhibition ‘People! Power! Protest!’, you’ll see a stunning graffiti-style entrance wall by designer James Carter, of Midnight Industries. Celebrated local artist Ian Rolls has also created a new version of his iconic climate stripes mural in the environmental protest section of the exhibition. Visitors can to listen to stories of protest and share their own memories of their involvement in campaigns and demonstrations over the years.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Come and explore the diverse aquatic wildlife that resides under the surface of some of our local ponds.
Families are invited to join our Education Officer for an exploration of the wildlife that resides under the surface of the pond at the Frances Le Sueur Centre.
All equipment will be provided, further information, such as meeting point and clothing advice, will be sent to attendees prior to the event.
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (tickets only required for child attendees).
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
An exhibition that explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today.
‘People! Power! Protest!’ explores the story of protest in Jersey, from the Corn Riots of 1769 to the Black Lives Matter movement of 2020.
Jersey may be small but Islanders have made their voices heard loud and clear over the years. Jersey has a fascinating history of protest in the Island and the theme of the exhibition coincides with the 250th anniversary of the Code of Laws that was introduced in response to the Corn Riots.
The exhibition explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today, from historic protests, such as the Corn Riots, to more recent protests such as Extinction Rebellion and Black Lives Matter.
Among the items on display is the official 18th century court records showing the redacted demands of the Corn Riots protestors, and the petition signed by thousands of people to try and save Queen’s Valley from being flooded in the 1980s. There are also the banners and placards from other protests over the years and photographs of significant post-war campaigns and demonstrations.
As you enter the exhibition ‘People! Power! Protest!’, you’ll see a stunning graffiti-style entrance wall by designer James Carter, of Midnight Industries. Celebrated local artist Ian Rolls has also created a new version of his iconic climate stripes mural in the environmental protest section of the exhibition. Visitors can to listen to stories of protest and share their own memories of their involvement in campaigns and demonstrations over the years.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Come and explore the diverse aquatic wildlife that resides under the surface of some of our local ponds.
Families are invited to join our Education Officer for an exploration of the wildlife that resides under the surface of the pond at the Frances Le Sueur Centre.
All equipment will be provided, further information, such as meeting point and clothing advice, will be sent to attendees prior to the event.
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (tickets only required for child attendees).
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Come and explore the diverse aquatic wildlife that resides under the surface of some of our local ponds.
Families are invited to join our Education Officer for an exploration of the wildlife that resides under the surface of the pond at the Frances Le Sueur Centre.
All equipment will be provided, further information, such as meeting point and clothing advice, will be sent to attendees prior to the event.
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (tickets only required for child attendees).
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Come and explore the diverse aquatic wildlife that resides under the surface of some of our local ponds.
Families are invited to join our Education Officer for an exploration of the wildlife that resides under the surface of the pond at the Frances Le Sueur Centre.
All equipment will be provided, further information, such as meeting point and clothing advice, will be sent to attendees prior to the event.
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (tickets only required for child attendees).
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our Education Officer for a guided walk to the low-water mark and an exploration of the creatures and their habitats.
Families are invited to L’Etacq for an exploration of the marine life that resides in the rockpools. See what you can find….
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (please note that tickets are only required for children).
All equipment will be provided, advice on clothing etc. will be sent prior to event start, please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Meeting at the Jersey Cows in West’s Centre, St Helier, enjoy a meander through Victorian St Helier, to admire the architecture, and hear tales of town life through the Centuries. Find out where the streets really are “paved” with gold, have a photograph with a Royal, discover a Penfold Post Box, find evidence of the musket shots from the Battle of Jersey, and uncover the secret hidden within the paving of our Place du Marché. There is so much to discover, so join Kary and allow her to reveal our town’s hidden treasures.
The Town Walk takes place every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m. from West’s Centre. Booking in advance is required.
Alfie started performing when he was 9 years old and was the youngest ever entrant into the Battle of Bands competition that year.
He has have played 100’s of gigs over the years, busking, charity events, weddings, open mics, larger events, including the main stage at the island games village, Jersey Live & Many More
Alfie’s set is very diverse, but he will be getting you all up our of your chairs to enjoy your favourite sign-a-long Tunes.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our Education Officer for a guided walk to the low-water mark and an exploration of the creatures and their habitats.
Families are invited to L’Etacq for an exploration of the marine life that resides in the rockpools. See what you can find….
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (please note that tickets are only required for children).
All equipment will be provided, advice on clothing etc. will be sent prior to event start, please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Meeting at the Jersey Cows in West’s Centre, St Helier, enjoy a meander through Victorian St Helier, to admire the architecture, and hear tales of town life through the Centuries. Find out where the streets really are “paved” with gold, have a photograph with a Royal, discover a Penfold Post Box, find evidence of the musket shots from the Battle of Jersey, and uncover the secret hidden within the paving of our Place du Marché. There is so much to discover, so join Kary and allow her to reveal our town’s hidden treasures.
The Town Walk takes place every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m. from West’s Centre. Booking in advance is required.
Alfie started performing when he was 9 years old and was the youngest ever entrant into the Battle of Bands competition that year.
He has have played 100’s of gigs over the years, busking, charity events, weddings, open mics, larger events, including the main stage at the island games village, Jersey Live & Many More
Alfie’s set is very diverse, but he will be getting you all up our of your chairs to enjoy your favourite sign-a-long Tunes.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
GET FOLKED UP this Good Friday with Live Music and Poetry at Blue Note Bar, with performances by…
WINTERFALLE (SOLO)
Dark folk music from Jerseyman Sam Falle, Winterfalle has received airplay from Radio One, 6Music and BBC Music Introducing.
MARTHA MACDONALD
Martha’s tongue-in-cheek poetry finds lightness and joy in otherwise contentious or uncomfortable topics.
THE STORY BEAST
Performer / poet John Henry Falle is best known for his multi-award nominated character, The Story Beast (Edinburgh Comedy Award, Malcolm Hardee Award for Comic Originality).
NICHOLAS HILDER
Nick’s debut solo record ‘how to write a love letter part 1’ arrives later this year – hear him live in Jersey for the first time here.
NIC DINNIE
Intimate, heartbreaking folk music from South African producer / songwriter who has adopted Jersey as his home.
PHOEBE OVER
A leading light of Jersey’s singer songwriter scene with tons of soul, Phoebe’s debut single ‘Rehab’ is out now.
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7PM – 10:30PM FREE ENTRY
Tell all your friends, bring all your friends, see you there!
Friday Night Jazz! Enjoy a tasty dinner and drinks while listening to one of Roberto’s Jazz Bar most renowned resident bands, The Brian White & Tim Horsfall Quintet.
Experience a selection of BeBop and HardBop classics every Friday at 8 pm.
The largest Gin collection in the Channel Islands is available at Roberto’s Jazz Bar.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
GET FOLKED UP this Good Friday with Live Music and Poetry at Blue Note Bar, with performances by…
WINTERFALLE (SOLO)
Dark folk music from Jerseyman Sam Falle, Winterfalle has received airplay from Radio One, 6Music and BBC Music Introducing.
MARTHA MACDONALD
Martha’s tongue-in-cheek poetry finds lightness and joy in otherwise contentious or uncomfortable topics.
THE STORY BEAST
Performer / poet John Henry Falle is best known for his multi-award nominated character, The Story Beast (Edinburgh Comedy Award, Malcolm Hardee Award for Comic Originality).
NICHOLAS HILDER
Nick’s debut solo record ‘how to write a love letter part 1’ arrives later this year – hear him live in Jersey for the first time here.
NIC DINNIE
Intimate, heartbreaking folk music from South African producer / songwriter who has adopted Jersey as his home.
PHOEBE OVER
A leading light of Jersey’s singer songwriter scene with tons of soul, Phoebe’s debut single ‘Rehab’ is out now.
*************
7PM – 10:30PM FREE ENTRY
Tell all your friends, bring all your friends, see you there!
Friday Night Jazz! Enjoy a tasty dinner and drinks while listening to one of Roberto’s Jazz Bar most renowned resident bands, The Brian White & Tim Horsfall Quintet.
Experience a selection of BeBop and HardBop classics every Friday at 8 pm.
The largest Gin collection in the Channel Islands is available at Roberto’s Jazz Bar.
Every year up to 1,300 yellow ducks, which have been numbered individually on their bottoms, are launched into the stream at Le Perquage at Sandybrook.
They ‘race’ downstream to the finishing point and the first three ducks across the line win a prize.
The event, which is generously sponsored by Romerils, includes plenty of other activities for families to enjoy along the Perquage, including charity stalls, a bouncy castle and face-painting.
Dr Helen Miles, Vice Chairman of Autism Jersey, said: “Every year the duck race is a great, fun event with lots of families coming down to take part. We are grateful to Romerils for their support.”
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our education officer on an Easter Egg hunt with a difference.
Children will learn about local ray and shark species, and help gather scientific information for the Shark Trust’s national database on the species that we have in Jersey’s waters. (Real Easter Eggs are also up for grabs!). We will also do our bit for the environment by collecting beach litter along the way.
£3 for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (please note that tickets are only required for children).
All equipment will be provided, advice on clothing etc. will be sent prior to event start, please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Kindly Supported by Jersey Electricity
(milk chocolate eggs will be given out both during and at the end of the activity, please contact us in advance if your child has any allergies, so we can make other arrangements for them)
Saturday – Nic Dinnie & Band live at Roberto’s Jazz Bar.. the music of Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, John Mayer, and other great artists. Music from 8pm.
Roberto’s Jazz Bar features the largest gin collection in the Channel Islands. Let our bartenders pair your meal with the perfect G&T.
Kacey, 18 year old singer/songwriter / guitarist who’s recently been accepted to the very prestigious ACM Guildford university (you know the one, same uni Ed Sheeran went to )
Kacey has been playing regularly in the music scene since she was 13 and has learnt to play to the crowd.
Every year up to 1,300 yellow ducks, which have been numbered individually on their bottoms, are launched into the stream at Le Perquage at Sandybrook.
They ‘race’ downstream to the finishing point and the first three ducks across the line win a prize.
The event, which is generously sponsored by Romerils, includes plenty of other activities for families to enjoy along the Perquage, including charity stalls, a bouncy castle and face-painting.
Dr Helen Miles, Vice Chairman of Autism Jersey, said: “Every year the duck race is a great, fun event with lots of families coming down to take part. We are grateful to Romerils for their support.”
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our education officer on an Easter Egg hunt with a difference.
Children will learn about local ray and shark species, and help gather scientific information for the Shark Trust’s national database on the species that we have in Jersey’s waters. (Real Easter Eggs are also up for grabs!). We will also do our bit for the environment by collecting beach litter along the way.
£3 for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (please note that tickets are only required for children).
All equipment will be provided, advice on clothing etc. will be sent prior to event start, please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Kindly Supported by Jersey Electricity
(milk chocolate eggs will be given out both during and at the end of the activity, please contact us in advance if your child has any allergies, so we can make other arrangements for them)
Saturday – Nic Dinnie & Band live at Roberto’s Jazz Bar.. the music of Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, John Mayer, and other great artists. Music from 8pm.
Roberto’s Jazz Bar features the largest gin collection in the Channel Islands. Let our bartenders pair your meal with the perfect G&T.
Kacey, 18 year old singer/songwriter / guitarist who’s recently been accepted to the very prestigious ACM Guildford university (you know the one, same uni Ed Sheeran went to )
Kacey has been playing regularly in the music scene since she was 13 and has learnt to play to the crowd.
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Dine and drink with us this Sunday at Roberto’s Jazz Bar & Restaurant as we listen to the Dennison Duo.
At Roberto’s Jazz Bar on Sunday at 8 p.m., Dennison Duo will perform a mashup of classic rock, blues, and pop.
In the Channel Islands, Roberto’s Jazz Bar boasts the widest selection of gins. You can take advantage of the expertise of our bartenders and let them help you select the perfect G&T to accompany your meal.
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Dine and drink with us this Sunday at Roberto’s Jazz Bar & Restaurant as we listen to the Dennison Duo.
At Roberto’s Jazz Bar on Sunday at 8 p.m., Dennison Duo will perform a mashup of classic rock, blues, and pop.
In the Channel Islands, Roberto’s Jazz Bar boasts the widest selection of gins. You can take advantage of the expertise of our bartenders and let them help you select the perfect G&T to accompany your meal.
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
An exhibition that explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today.
‘People! Power! Protest!’ explores the story of protest in Jersey, from the Corn Riots of 1769 to the Black Lives Matter movement of 2020.
Jersey may be small but Islanders have made their voices heard loud and clear over the years. Jersey has a fascinating history of protest in the Island and the theme of the exhibition coincides with the 250th anniversary of the Code of Laws that was introduced in response to the Corn Riots.
The exhibition explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today, from historic protests, such as the Corn Riots, to more recent protests such as Extinction Rebellion and Black Lives Matter.
Among the items on display is the official 18th century court records showing the redacted demands of the Corn Riots protestors, and the petition signed by thousands of people to try and save Queen’s Valley from being flooded in the 1980s. There are also the banners and placards from other protests over the years and photographs of significant post-war campaigns and demonstrations.
As you enter the exhibition ‘People! Power! Protest!’, you’ll see a stunning graffiti-style entrance wall by designer James Carter, of Midnight Industries. Celebrated local artist Ian Rolls has also created a new version of his iconic climate stripes mural in the environmental protest section of the exhibition. Visitors can to listen to stories of protest and share their own memories of their involvement in campaigns and demonstrations over the years.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our education officer on an Easter Egg hunt with a difference.
Children will learn about local ray and shark species, and help gather scientific information for the Shark Trust’s national database on the species that we have in Jersey’s waters. (Real Easter Eggs are also up for grabs!). We will also do our bit for the environment by collecting beach litter along the way.
£3 for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (please note that tickets are only required for children).
All equipment will be provided, advice on clothing etc. will be sent prior to event start, please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Kindly Supported by Jersey Electricity
(milk chocolate eggs will be given out both during and at the end of the activity, please contact us in advance if your child has any allergies, so we can make other arrangements for them)
An exhibition that explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today.
‘People! Power! Protest!’ explores the story of protest in Jersey, from the Corn Riots of 1769 to the Black Lives Matter movement of 2020.
Jersey may be small but Islanders have made their voices heard loud and clear over the years. Jersey has a fascinating history of protest in the Island and the theme of the exhibition coincides with the 250th anniversary of the Code of Laws that was introduced in response to the Corn Riots.
The exhibition explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today, from historic protests, such as the Corn Riots, to more recent protests such as Extinction Rebellion and Black Lives Matter.
Among the items on display is the official 18th century court records showing the redacted demands of the Corn Riots protestors, and the petition signed by thousands of people to try and save Queen’s Valley from being flooded in the 1980s. There are also the banners and placards from other protests over the years and photographs of significant post-war campaigns and demonstrations.
As you enter the exhibition ‘People! Power! Protest!’, you’ll see a stunning graffiti-style entrance wall by designer James Carter, of Midnight Industries. Celebrated local artist Ian Rolls has also created a new version of his iconic climate stripes mural in the environmental protest section of the exhibition. Visitors can to listen to stories of protest and share their own memories of their involvement in campaigns and demonstrations over the years.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our education officer on an Easter Egg hunt with a difference.
Children will learn about local ray and shark species, and help gather scientific information for the Shark Trust’s national database on the species that we have in Jersey’s waters. (Real Easter Eggs are also up for grabs!). We will also do our bit for the environment by collecting beach litter along the way.
£3 for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (please note that tickets are only required for children).
All equipment will be provided, advice on clothing etc. will be sent prior to event start, please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Kindly Supported by Jersey Electricity
(milk chocolate eggs will be given out both during and at the end of the activity, please contact us in advance if your child has any allergies, so we can make other arrangements for them)
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our Education Officer to learn about and sow plants for our precious pollinators.
Families are invited to Victoria Tower to learn all about pollinators, and select and sow seeds to grow their own wildflowers at home. Bring home seed bombs or plugs to grow on and create your own Pollinator Patches (or even Pollinator Pots) that will become part of the growing Channel Island network of patches.
All equipment will be provided; further information, such as meeting point and clothing advice, will be sent to attendees prior to the event.
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (tickets only required for child attendees).
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Join our education officer on an Easter Egg hunt with a difference.
Children will learn about local ray and shark species, and help gather scientific information for the Shark Trust’s national database on the species that we have in Jersey’s waters. (Real Easter Eggs are also up for grabs!). We will also do our bit for the environment by collecting beach litter along the way.
£3 for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (please note that tickets are only required for children).
All equipment will be provided, advice on clothing etc. will be sent prior to event start, please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Kindly Supported by Jersey Electricity
(milk chocolate eggs will be given out both during and at the end of the activity, please contact us in advance if your child has any allergies, so we can make other arrangements for them)
Meeting at the Jersey Cows in West’s Centre, St Helier, enjoy a meander through Victorian St Helier, to admire the architecture, and hear tales of town life through the Centuries. Find out where the streets really are “paved” with gold, have a photograph with a Royal, discover a Penfold Post Box, find evidence of the musket shots from the Battle of Jersey, and uncover the secret hidden within the paving of our Place du Marché. There is so much to discover, so join Kary and allow her to reveal our town’s hidden treasures.
The Town Walk takes place on Thursdays at 4 p.m. from West’s Centre.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our Education Officer to learn about and sow plants for our precious pollinators.
Families are invited to Victoria Tower to learn all about pollinators, and select and sow seeds to grow their own wildflowers at home. Bring home seed bombs or plugs to grow on and create your own Pollinator Patches (or even Pollinator Pots) that will become part of the growing Channel Island network of patches.
All equipment will be provided; further information, such as meeting point and clothing advice, will be sent to attendees prior to the event.
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (tickets only required for child attendees).
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Join our education officer on an Easter Egg hunt with a difference.
Children will learn about local ray and shark species, and help gather scientific information for the Shark Trust’s national database on the species that we have in Jersey’s waters. (Real Easter Eggs are also up for grabs!). We will also do our bit for the environment by collecting beach litter along the way.
£3 for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (please note that tickets are only required for children).
All equipment will be provided, advice on clothing etc. will be sent prior to event start, please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Kindly Supported by Jersey Electricity
(milk chocolate eggs will be given out both during and at the end of the activity, please contact us in advance if your child has any allergies, so we can make other arrangements for them)
Meeting at the Jersey Cows in West’s Centre, St Helier, enjoy a meander through Victorian St Helier, to admire the architecture, and hear tales of town life through the Centuries. Find out where the streets really are “paved” with gold, have a photograph with a Royal, discover a Penfold Post Box, find evidence of the musket shots from the Battle of Jersey, and uncover the secret hidden within the paving of our Place du Marché. There is so much to discover, so join Kary and allow her to reveal our town’s hidden treasures.
The Town Walk takes place on Thursdays at 4 p.m. from West’s Centre.
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our Education Officer to learn about and sow plants for our precious pollinators.
Families are invited to Victoria Tower to learn all about pollinators, and select and sow seeds to grow their own wildflowers at home. Bring home seed bombs or plugs to grow on and create your own Pollinator Patches (or even Pollinator Pots) that will become part of the growing Channel Island network of patches.
All equipment will be provided; further information, such as meeting point and clothing advice, will be sent to attendees prior to the event.
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (tickets only required for child attendees).
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Come on our first walk of 2022 with a tour around historic St Helier, but be prepared to be mentally agile!
We jump from the 17th Century to mid-20th Century and back again in an instant.
Learn about the merchant who built his house in the middle of the red-light district, the gaoler who adorned one of our oldest pubs, see who hangs around Royal Square on two left feet and get up close with a family of Jersey cows – all in about 2 hours!
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
Since its electric Broadway and West End debut in the early 1970’s, GREASE has remained one of the world’s most popular and enduring musicals.
Featuring the hit songs “Greased Lightnin’,” “Hopelessly Devoted to You,” “You’re The One That I Want,” and “Summer Nights,” GREASE follows the journey of Danny and Sandy, alongside the Burger Palace Boys and the Pink Ladies, as they navigate high school to the unforgettable rock n’ roll soundtrack that defined generations.
Tickets are £5 and are on sale at St James Centre. You can reserve your tickets for collection on the night by emailing – [email protected]
Artists Chantal Venton and Peter John Thomson, both tutors of art at Highlands College, present an eclectic collection of ceramics, print, painting and textiles, that reference themes such as landscape and the diversity within Jersey. The exhibition showcases some of their skills and reflects what they deliver at the college.
Jersey’s only working watermill is brought to life with a new exhibition exploring how water connects us to each other and the environment.
Artists Karen Le Roy Harris and Miriam Sedacca transform Le Moulin de Quétivel into an immersive space using sculpture, installation, film and performance to expose the vital, yet fragile, relationship we all have with water.
Having previously toured to Stroud and London, it was a natural progression for Karen, who is from Jersey, to bring Until You Became Me to Le Moulin de Quétivel, where water power has been harnessed for milling wheat for generations.
Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes a soundscape by Heather Ryall marrying the sounds from the natural environment with sounds from domestic life; a new film, partially filmed underwater in Jersey, addressing the relationship Islanders have with the ocean and fresh water; and an installation of ceramic anthropomorphic forms presented alongside found objects from rivers.
Join our Education Officer to learn about and sow plants for our precious pollinators.
Families are invited to Victoria Tower to learn all about pollinators, and select and sow seeds to grow their own wildflowers at home. Bring home seed bombs or plugs to grow on and create your own Pollinator Patches (or even Pollinator Pots) that will become part of the growing Channel Island network of patches.
All equipment will be provided; further information, such as meeting point and clothing advice, will be sent to attendees prior to the event.
Free for NTJ Members – children to be accompanied by an adult (tickets only required for child attendees).
To support our conservation work, and take part in many exciting events, please consider becoming a member. Family memberships are available from only £45 a year.
Come on our first walk of 2022 with a tour around historic St Helier, but be prepared to be mentally agile!
We jump from the 17th Century to mid-20th Century and back again in an instant.
Learn about the merchant who built his house in the middle of the red-light district, the gaoler who adorned one of our oldest pubs, see who hangs around Royal Square on two left feet and get up close with a family of Jersey cows – all in about 2 hours!
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
Since its electric Broadway and West End debut in the early 1970’s, GREASE has remained one of the world’s most popular and enduring musicals.
Featuring the hit songs “Greased Lightnin’,” “Hopelessly Devoted to You,” “You’re The One That I Want,” and “Summer Nights,” GREASE follows the journey of Danny and Sandy, alongside the Burger Palace Boys and the Pink Ladies, as they navigate high school to the unforgettable rock n’ roll soundtrack that defined generations.
Tickets are £5 and are on sale at St James Centre. You can reserve your tickets for collection on the night by emailing – [email protected]
This Friday at Roberto’s Jazz Bar, the leading Jazz Quintet performs a selection of Blue Note Record favourites by the greatest Jazz musicians and composers, including Duke Pearson, Miles Davis, Hank Mobley, Lee Morgan, Stanley Turrentine, and Freddie Hubbard.
The band is comprised of the Island’s top five jazz musicians: Tim Horsfall (piano), Brian White (trumpet), and Dave Andre (Tenor Saxophone) Cris Sparkes (String Bass) Adam Marshall (Drums).
Do not forget to make a reservation to avoid missing out on this unique experience, as space is limited.
This Friday at Roberto’s Jazz Bar, the leading Jazz Quintet performs a selection of Blue Note Record favourites by the greatest Jazz musicians and composers, including Duke Pearson, Miles Davis, Hank Mobley, Lee Morgan, Stanley Turrentine, and Freddie Hubbard.
The band is comprised of the Island’s top five jazz musicians: Tim Horsfall (piano), Brian White (trumpet), and Dave Andre (Tenor Saxophone) Cris Sparkes (String Bass) Adam Marshall (Drums).
Do not forget to make a reservation to avoid missing out on this unique experience, as space is limited.
This regular artisans’ market takes place in the pretty harbour village of St. Aubin in front of the parish hall.
There will be local wares on display, including goods from producers and craft workers.
All goods sold by Genuine Jersey Members will have been crafted, brewed, baked or processed by the stall holder, so come along and soak up the atmosphere while celebrating Jersey’s finest.
Join Shea & KINGSY for a night of outrageous musical fun and visuals that you will want to eat up. Nom nom.
Jersey based, queer, electronic pop duo serve fun on ice, performing both original music from their upcoming EP and dynamic covers of hit songs, utilising intimate vocal performances as well as high energy choreography and stunning visuals. Spoken word from the EP takes the audience on a journey of lust, love, regret and acceptance, ultimately encouraging viewers to celebrate themselves!
The show follows a week in residency at Jersey Arts Centre, where both musicians have challenged themselves to explore, experiment and develop their work leading to this showcase of never-before-seen performances.
Featuring choreography from local dancers and some little surprise guests, this will be a night of fun you won’t want to miss. See you there!
Pinkeze Up! is Jersey Arts Centre’s 37th Residency
Before visiting Jersey Arts Centre, please read our COVID-19 guidelines here.
This Saturday, Roberto’s Jazz Bar will host a live performance.
Juniper performs blues and jazz-inspired interpretations of classic and contemporary songs. Eric Clapton, Michael Buble, Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, Alicia Keys, and Bruno Mars will all be performing, as well as many others.
Space is limited, so don’t delay in making a reservation.
LIVE MUSIC this Saturday night comes your way from The Kickbacks. This superb band covers the hits from Punk, Rock & Pop songs you will want to dance to..
This regular artisans’ market takes place in the pretty harbour village of St. Aubin in front of the parish hall.
There will be local wares on display, including goods from producers and craft workers.
All goods sold by Genuine Jersey Members will have been crafted, brewed, baked or processed by the stall holder, so come along and soak up the atmosphere while celebrating Jersey’s finest.
Join Shea & KINGSY for a night of outrageous musical fun and visuals that you will want to eat up. Nom nom.
Jersey based, queer, electronic pop duo serve fun on ice, performing both original music from their upcoming EP and dynamic covers of hit songs, utilising intimate vocal performances as well as high energy choreography and stunning visuals. Spoken word from the EP takes the audience on a journey of lust, love, regret and acceptance, ultimately encouraging viewers to celebrate themselves!
The show follows a week in residency at Jersey Arts Centre, where both musicians have challenged themselves to explore, experiment and develop their work leading to this showcase of never-before-seen performances.
Featuring choreography from local dancers and some little surprise guests, this will be a night of fun you won’t want to miss. See you there!
Pinkeze Up! is Jersey Arts Centre’s 37th Residency
Before visiting Jersey Arts Centre, please read our COVID-19 guidelines here.
This Saturday, Roberto’s Jazz Bar will host a live performance.
Juniper performs blues and jazz-inspired interpretations of classic and contemporary songs. Eric Clapton, Michael Buble, Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, Alicia Keys, and Bruno Mars will all be performing, as well as many others.
Space is limited, so don’t delay in making a reservation.
LIVE MUSIC this Saturday night comes your way from The Kickbacks. This superb band covers the hits from Punk, Rock & Pop songs you will want to dance to..
We are delighted to say that we are now taking bookings for our 2022 Young Person’s Day.
Our very generous volunteer pilots and ground crew will be offering the fantastic opportunity for disabled and underprivileged young people to experience the joy of flying.
You can get your application form by sending an email to [email protected]. no PMs or your application may be delayed.
Hurry, hurry though as places are strictly limited and go fast!
Come on a journey through spinning history and marvel at the ‘Drop Spindle’ in use from the Middle Ages. Listen to the click of the ‘Walking Wheel’ used from the 1300s, the handle-driven and beautifully wood turned Jersey Wheel, through to the whir of the ‘Tradle Wheel’. Watch as the Spinners of Hamptonne skillfully turn wool into yarn, to be used for one of the most important industries in the Channel Islands – the knitting industry. At times you may also meet the Hamptonne Knitter, who will be making garments from the Hamptonne yarn.
We are delighted to say that we are now taking bookings for our 2022 Young Person’s Day.
Our very generous volunteer pilots and ground crew will be offering the fantastic opportunity for disabled and underprivileged young people to experience the joy of flying.
You can get your application form by sending an email to [email protected]. no PMs or your application may be delayed.
Hurry, hurry though as places are strictly limited and go fast!
Come on a journey through spinning history and marvel at the ‘Drop Spindle’ in use from the Middle Ages. Listen to the click of the ‘Walking Wheel’ used from the 1300s, the handle-driven and beautifully wood turned Jersey Wheel, through to the whir of the ‘Tradle Wheel’. Watch as the Spinners of Hamptonne skillfully turn wool into yarn, to be used for one of the most important industries in the Channel Islands – the knitting industry. At times you may also meet the Hamptonne Knitter, who will be making garments from the Hamptonne yarn.
Talks, demonstrations and workshops throughout the week culminating in a re-enactment weekend at La Hougue Bie. Experimental archaeologist Dr James Dilley and Emma Jones of Ancient Craft will provide an accurate Neolithic living history display in and around the replica Neolithic Longhouse for visitors to the museum.
This will be the first full living history display conducted at the Longhouse since its construction and it is the perfect setting to bring this special part of Jersey’s heritage to life.
Time for a cinematic experience that’s a little different! Come along to the Jersey Film Society’s Mystery Film screening. Relax, sit back in your seat and as the auditorium goes dark, find out what you’ll be watching there and then!
There’s an endless choice of titles and genres, so what’s going to be screened is anyone’s guess – just be assured that sometimes the films that you know little about are often the most surprising in a very positive way!
An exhibition that explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today.
‘People! Power! Protest!’ explores the story of protest in Jersey, from the Corn Riots of 1769 to the Black Lives Matter movement of 2020.
Jersey may be small but Islanders have made their voices heard loud and clear over the years. Jersey has a fascinating history of protest in the Island and the theme of the exhibition coincides with the 250th anniversary of the Code of Laws that was introduced in response to the Corn Riots.
The exhibition explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today, from historic protests, such as the Corn Riots, to more recent protests such as Extinction Rebellion and Black Lives Matter.
Among the items on display is the official 18th century court records showing the redacted demands of the Corn Riots protestors, and the petition signed by thousands of people to try and save Queen’s Valley from being flooded in the 1980s. There are also the banners and placards from other protests over the years and photographs of significant post-war campaigns and demonstrations.
As you enter the exhibition ‘People! Power! Protest!’, you’ll see a stunning graffiti-style entrance wall by designer James Carter, of Midnight Industries. Celebrated local artist Ian Rolls has also created a new version of his iconic climate stripes mural in the environmental protest section of the exhibition. Visitors can to listen to stories of protest and share their own memories of their involvement in campaigns and demonstrations over the years.
Join Blue Badge Guide Tracey Radford on a journey of discovery around Elizabeth Castle. Peel back the layers of Jersey’s history, climb battlements dating back to the 1590s, explore the turrets and bunkers and visit the Hermitage where St Helier, the Patron Saint of our Town is thought to have lived around 550 A.D.
Built on a rocky islet in St Aubin’s Bay, Elizabeth Castle has defended Jersey for more than 300 years. With Tracey discover the original site of the Abbey of St Helier, and visit the Governor’s House, once temporary home to important historical figures such as Sir Walter Raleigh and Charles II of England.
Take an entertaining trip through the Castle’s long and varied history. Discover just how significant our small Island was in important historical events, through the days of the Empire, Civil War and the World Wars of the 20th Century. Enjoy stories of battles, and their heroes. Explore occupation bunkers, Tudor stairways, and a Georgian Parade Ground, there is so much to see and admire. History, legends, and amazing views – this is a tour to be savoured.
As part of the Jersey Heritage attractions, Elizabeth Castle is accessible at low tide by foot, or, at both low and high tide, the Castle Ferry, which will transport you across the bay to and from the Castle. Elizabeth Castle is the perfect place to spend a day exploring Jersey’s history.
The cost of Tracey’s tour is included in your castle admission.
Tour begins at 10:45 a.m. until 12 noon
Tickets can be obtained at the Castle Ferry Kiosk, Les Jardins de la Mer, West Park, St Helier, JE3 3NU
For more information you can contact Tracey on 07797 740664 or call the Castle Ferry Kiosk on +44 (0)1534 634048
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
An exhibition that explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today.
‘People! Power! Protest!’ explores the story of protest in Jersey, from the Corn Riots of 1769 to the Black Lives Matter movement of 2020.
Jersey may be small but Islanders have made their voices heard loud and clear over the years. Jersey has a fascinating history of protest in the Island and the theme of the exhibition coincides with the 250th anniversary of the Code of Laws that was introduced in response to the Corn Riots.
The exhibition explores how the right to protest has shaped and influenced the Island that we know today, from historic protests, such as the Corn Riots, to more recent protests such as Extinction Rebellion and Black Lives Matter.
Among the items on display is the official 18th century court records showing the redacted demands of the Corn Riots protestors, and the petition signed by thousands of people to try and save Queen’s Valley from being flooded in the 1980s. There are also the banners and placards from other protests over the years and photographs of significant post-war campaigns and demonstrations.
As you enter the exhibition ‘People! Power! Protest!’, you’ll see a stunning graffiti-style entrance wall by designer James Carter, of Midnight Industries. Celebrated local artist Ian Rolls has also created a new version of his iconic climate stripes mural in the environmental protest section of the exhibition. Visitors can to listen to stories of protest and share their own memories of their involvement in campaigns and demonstrations over the years.
Join Blue Badge Guide Tracey Radford on a journey of discovery around Elizabeth Castle. Peel back the layers of Jersey’s history, climb battlements dating back to the 1590s, explore the turrets and bunkers and visit the Hermitage where St Helier, the Patron Saint of our Town is thought to have lived around 550 A.D.
Built on a rocky islet in St Aubin’s Bay, Elizabeth Castle has defended Jersey for more than 300 years. With Tracey discover the original site of the Abbey of St Helier, and visit the Governor’s House, once temporary home to important historical figures such as Sir Walter Raleigh and Charles II of England.
Take an entertaining trip through the Castle’s long and varied history. Discover just how significant our small Island was in important historical events, through the days of the Empire, Civil War and the World Wars of the 20th Century. Enjoy stories of battles, and their heroes. Explore occupation bunkers, Tudor stairways, and a Georgian Parade Ground, there is so much to see and admire. History, legends, and amazing views – this is a tour to be savoured.
As part of the Jersey Heritage attractions, Elizabeth Castle is accessible at low tide by foot, or, at both low and high tide, the Castle Ferry, which will transport you across the bay to and from the Castle. Elizabeth Castle is the perfect place to spend a day exploring Jersey’s history.
The cost of Tracey’s tour is included in your castle admission.
Tour begins at 10:45 a.m. until 12 noon
Tickets can be obtained at the Castle Ferry Kiosk, Les Jardins de la Mer, West Park, St Helier, JE3 3NU
For more information you can contact Tracey on 07797 740664 or call the Castle Ferry Kiosk on +44 (0)1534 634048
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
Love history or just want to learn more about our Island’s stories?
Join us for our Loving History events and step back in time to take part in living history activities.
25 April to 1 May
Talks, demonstrations and workshops throughout the week culminating in a re-enactment weekend at La Hougue Bie. Experimental archaeologist Dr James Dilley and Emma Jones of Ancient Craft will provide an accurate Neolithic living history display in and around the replica Neolithic Longhouse for visitors to the museum. This will be the first full living history display conducted at the Longhouse since its construction and it is the perfect setting to bring this special part of Jersey’s heritage to life.
Get down to the ol’ trusty Blue Note. This one is going to be v special as we’re hosting debut performances for not one but TWO brand new local bands for Jersey; sci-fi prog rockers, Gurnslinger, and heavy doomers, Gull.
Also, the return of Perchard’s Wall, their first show of 2022.
The night will feature an eclectic mix of music curated by DJ Colin Livingstone.
Artwork by the silverback, Hugh Blaine – insta @hugh.blaine / @pleisurevision
Friday 27th May The Blue Note Bar 7:30PM-11:00PM £5 Entry on the door
Love history or just want to learn more about our Island’s stories?
Join us for our Loving History events and step back in time to take part in living history activities.
25 April to 1 May
Talks, demonstrations and workshops throughout the week culminating in a re-enactment weekend at La Hougue Bie. Experimental archaeologist Dr James Dilley and Emma Jones of Ancient Craft will provide an accurate Neolithic living history display in and around the replica Neolithic Longhouse for visitors to the museum. This will be the first full living history display conducted at the Longhouse since its construction and it is the perfect setting to bring this special part of Jersey’s heritage to life.
Get down to the ol’ trusty Blue Note. This one is going to be v special as we’re hosting debut performances for not one but TWO brand new local bands for Jersey; sci-fi prog rockers, Gurnslinger, and heavy doomers, Gull.
Also, the return of Perchard’s Wall, their first show of 2022.
The night will feature an eclectic mix of music curated by DJ Colin Livingstone.
Artwork by the silverback, Hugh Blaine – insta @hugh.blaine / @pleisurevision
Friday 27th May The Blue Note Bar 7:30PM-11:00PM £5 Entry on the door
How much do you really know about the many amazing people that have left their mark on St Helier?
We walk past reminders of their work all the time and during this gentle stroll I will share some interesting and intriguing facts for you about just a few of them – like the diarist who records the day a cannon ball fired from Elizabeth Castle that fell down the chimney of a St Helier house where the family were sleeping? (It never went off!)
Join Alli for a stroll in and around St Catherine’s Woods.
This week we will be concentrating on the wildflowers and butterflies with an emphasis on learning to recognise a few of them.
Don’t worry, we shall not be ignoring the birds or any other aspects of wildlife!
The meadow area is still fairly boggy so please ensure you wear waterproof shoes / boots. We will also need to negotiate the stream, so a stick may be handy.
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
A free opportunity for your child to try coding out or develop their skills!
Jersey Library has relaunched its coding club for 2022! Children can try out and learn to use children’s coding software such as Scratch to make everything from simple games to animations and digital art.
They can also try out a number of other coding devices, including a programmable Harry Potter wand and a Fisher Price Code-a-Pillar!
Spaces are limited, so book your child a place to avoid disappointment. If whatever reason you are unable to attend, please cancel your ticket or inform us at your earliest convenience so we can make the space available to another child
This Friday at Roberto’s Jazz Bar, the leading Jazz Quintet performs a selection of Blue Note Record favourites by the greatest Jazz musicians and composers, including Duke Pearson, Miles Davis, Hank Mobley, Lee Morgan, Stanley Turrentine, and Freddie Hubbard.
The band is comprised of the Island’s top five jazz musicians: Tim Horsfall (piano), Brian White (trumpet), and Dave Andre (Tenor Saxophone) Cris Sparkes (String Bass) Adam Marshall (Drums).
Do not forget to make a reservation to avoid missing out on this unique experience, as space is limited.
Starring James Norton, Vanessa Kirby and Peter Sarsgaard, ‘Mr Jones’ chronicles a journalist’s journey as he travels deep into the Soviet Union in the 1930s to uncover an international conspiracy. Based on real-life events.
Gareth Jones’ great great niece and nephews (Eleanor Colley, Gareth Colley and Trystan Colley) all live in Jersey and are pleased to work together with Jersey Arts Centre to screen the film in support of Ukraine, saying:
“Our great great uncle Gareth Jones, was a remarkable man. Having grown up listening to our grandmother’s stories about him around the dinner table, it was surreal to witness his life being portrayed in “Mr. Jones”.
Through Gareth’s exposure of the Holodomor (a famine orchestrated by Stalin where between 4 – 6 million Ukrainians were starved to death), the relevance of what Gareth uncovered against all the odds has never been more apparent.
“Mr Jones” is incredibly important in not only raising awareness of the tragic events in Ukraine historically, but also enabling people to have a better understanding of why their incredibly brave population are fighting today to defend their freedom, sovereignty, national identity and ultimately their democracy.”
The film will be accompanied by some short introductory remarks from Gareth Jones’ family and Advocate Christopher Scholefield.
Mr Jones is being screened with the kind permission of Signature Entertainment in aid of the Bailiff’s Ukraine Appeal.
Before visiting Jersey Arts Centre, please read our COVID-19 guidelines here.
BACKBEAT this Friday 29th April are back at the Dolphin in Gorey. We hope you can join us for what’s always a great night. Great bus service from town.
Laydee & The Amp is one of our absolute favourites, she goes down a storm at our Sister Pub The Cornerhouse which as The Laydee always says is a boss night, we can’t wait to have her play for you at The Tipsy
COMING TO JERSEY THROUGHOUT 2022! World leading Blues Music Award winning artist and Jersey resident Giles Robson, in association with ICECAP LTD, presents a series of exceptional Intimate concerts.
Each month, blues harmonica virtuoso Robson will musically join forces with some of the world’s most celebrated Blues, Roots and Rock musicans and create unique one off shows, ONLYfor Jersey audiences.
You won’t be able to experience these performances in a live setting anywhere else in the world, at anytime other than at the celebrated Blue Note Bar in the centre of St Helier.
Limited to just 50 audience members per night, these will be unique, intimate evenings in a venue that provides a perfect setting for an unforgettable up close night of unbeatable music.
Sit back and relax with a glass of beer, wine or a spirit and enjoy the best musicians the world has to offer, playing for you just a few feet from where you are seated.
“I’ve travelled all around the world, played blues and roots venues of every kind. The intimate feeling of the Blue Note Bar in Jersey, is one of the best live music vibes I’ve ever encountered” Billy Branch, Chicago USA. Emmy Award Winner, Triple Grammy Nominee
Thurs/Fri Feb 24th & 25th DANA GILLESPIE (UK) & DINO BAPTISTE (UK) Doors 7:30pm Show: 8:30pm – 10:45pm + encores
David Bowie wrote the song “Andy Warhol” for Dana Gillespie, and she paid the favour back by singing backing vocals on Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars. Bowie then produced her 1973 album Weren’t born A Man” featuring Mick Ronson on guitar. She has since focused exclusively on blues and become one of genres most magnificent songwriters and performers. A true honour to welcome her to Jersey for, remarkably, her first show! Expect not only unforgettable music but also some extraordinary stories from her eventful and well chronicled life in the music business.
Dino Baptiste is an extraordinary piano virtuoso . His influences revolve around three idols since a teenager – Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis & Ray Charles. He currently showcases over 270 live shows per year, including specialised Blues and Boogie Woogie concerts and residency gigs at various club, pub and restaurant venues throughout the UK and abroad. His popularity takes him all over the UK and worldwide where he is a regular performer at some of the most prestigious international music events. His long association with Dana Gillespie has seen them build up an almost telepathic musical interplay and a raucous on stage chemistry.
Thurs/Fri March 24th & 25th Philippe Lejeune (FR) & Paul Robinson (UK) Doors 7:30pm Show: 8:30pm – 10:45pm + encores
Perhaps the greatest living French Blues and Boogie Woogie piano virtuoso, Philippe Lejuene was honoured to the protege of legendary Paris based blues giant Memphis Slim. Slim thought so much of his talents that he recorded a highly regarded double album with him “Dialog In Boogie”, took him tour and featured him on top Parisian nation al TV shows. Philippe has had an amazing career since, touring the world and releasing many fine records on France’s legendary Black & Blue record label featuring blues and boogie standards and his own compositions.
Nina Simone’s drummer of 20 years, Paul Robinson is currently the full time drummer for the Eric bibb band and has done sessions and live work for the like of Paul Macartney, Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, Michale Bolton, Rod Stewart, The Pet Shop Boys to name a few on the endless list.Truly one of the world’s finest drummers!
Friday/Sat April 29th & 30th James Oliver Band (UK) Doors 7:30pm Show: 8:30pm – 10:45pm + encores
Considered the most exciting of the next gernaration of Rock N Roll, Rockabilly, Blues and Roots guitarists and a singer in the Rory Gallagher mold – Wales’s James Oliver is an unstoppable gigging machine – playing over 300 shows a year and gaining praise from such musical luminaries as Albert Lee and massive amounts of radio 2 airplay. He will be joined by Olly Rybarczuck on bass and Tim Bryan drums and Giles Robson on harp and we’ve moved these shows to a Friday and Saturday so people can go WILD and party! Expect a sound with elements of Wilko-era Dr Feelgood, Chuck Berry, Hank Marvin, Elmore James and Albert Lee.
More About… GILES ROBSON (JSY) Who will collaborate on each show…
Local Jersey resident and Internationally acclaimed blues artist Giles Robson, is considered one of the finest blues harmonica virtuosos in the world. The only UK or EU blues artist to appear on Chicago’s legendary blues label Alligator Records, who describe him as a “Blues giant, absolute master of the form”.
In 2019 he triumphantly toured 15 different countries worldwide and became the third only UK blues artist alongside Eric Clapton and Peter Green to win a Memphis Blues Music Award (the Grammy of the blues).
His 2019 album “Don’t Give Up On The Blues” was a Mojo Magazine Blues Album Of The Year and was described as the best album of 2020 by Sweden’s Jefferson Magazine – the world’s longest running in print blues magazine. A dazzling performer and a remarkable showman. American Blues Scene Magazine lauds Robson as being “Well worth his place in blues harp history”.
Back at the ever-welcoming Kitty O’Shea’s bar for another round of 50’s Rock n Roll, Rockabilly, Blues and maybe one or two more contemporary numbers, with lots of bopping around
Join Alli for a stroll in and around St Catherine’s Woods.
This week we will be concentrating on the wildflowers and butterflies with an emphasis on learning to recognise a few of them.
Don’t worry, we shall not be ignoring the birds or any other aspects of wildlife!
The meadow area is still fairly boggy so please ensure you wear waterproof shoes / boots. We will also need to negotiate the stream, so a stick may be handy.
Meet the Castle Gunner at Elizabeth Castle, every weekday from 11am to 3.30pm.
It’s the year 1781, just months after the legendary battle of Jersey. Gunner Gillman for the Royal Artillery Invalid Battalion, will captivate you with an account of the battle and tell you stories from the Castle’s dramatic past. But, be prepared to be drafted into the Midday Parade and witness the firing of the musket and cannon….it will be an experience to remember.
A free opportunity for your child to try coding out or develop their skills!
Jersey Library has relaunched its coding club for 2022! Children can try out and learn to use children’s coding software such as Scratch to make everything from simple games to animations and digital art.
They can also try out a number of other coding devices, including a programmable Harry Potter wand and a Fisher Price Code-a-Pillar!
Spaces are limited, so book your child a place to avoid disappointment. If whatever reason you are unable to attend, please cancel your ticket or inform us at your earliest convenience so we can make the space available to another child
This Friday at Roberto’s Jazz Bar, the leading Jazz Quintet performs a selection of Blue Note Record favourites by the greatest Jazz musicians and composers, including Duke Pearson, Miles Davis, Hank Mobley, Lee Morgan, Stanley Turrentine, and Freddie Hubbard.
The band is comprised of the Island’s top five jazz musicians: Tim Horsfall (piano), Brian White (trumpet), and Dave Andre (Tenor Saxophone) Cris Sparkes (String Bass) Adam Marshall (Drums).
Do not forget to make a reservation to avoid missing out on this unique experience, as space is limited.
Starring James Norton, Vanessa Kirby and Peter Sarsgaard, ‘Mr Jones’ chronicles a journalist’s journey as he travels deep into the Soviet Union in the 1930s to uncover an international conspiracy. Based on real-life events.
Gareth Jones’ great great niece and nephews (Eleanor Colley, Gareth Colley and Trystan Colley) all live in Jersey and are pleased to work together with Jersey Arts Centre to screen the film in support of Ukraine, saying:
“Our great great uncle Gareth Jones, was a remarkable man. Having grown up listening to our grandmother’s stories about him around the dinner table, it was surreal to witness his life being portrayed in “Mr. Jones”.
Through Gareth’s exposure of the Holodomor (a famine orchestrated by Stalin where between 4 – 6 million Ukrainians were starved to death), the relevance of what Gareth uncovered against all the odds has never been more apparent.
“Mr Jones” is incredibly important in not only raising awareness of the tragic events in Ukraine historically, but also enabling people to have a better understanding of why their incredibly brave population are fighting today to defend their freedom, sovereignty, national identity and ultimately their democracy.”
The film will be accompanied by some short introductory remarks from Gareth Jones’ family and Advocate Christopher Scholefield.
Mr Jones is being screened with the kind permission of Signature Entertainment in aid of the Bailiff’s Ukraine Appeal.
Before visiting Jersey Arts Centre, please read our COVID-19 guidelines here.
BACKBEAT this Friday 29th April are back at the Dolphin in Gorey. We hope you can join us for what’s always a great night. Great bus service from town.
Laydee & The Amp is one of our absolute favourites, she goes down a storm at our Sister Pub The Cornerhouse which as The Laydee always says is a boss night, we can’t wait to have her play for you at The Tipsy
COMING TO JERSEY THROUGHOUT 2022! World leading Blues Music Award winning artist and Jersey resident Giles Robson, in association with ICECAP LTD, presents a series of exceptional Intimate concerts.
Each month, blues harmonica virtuoso Robson will musically join forces with some of the world’s most celebrated Blues, Roots and Rock musicans and create unique one off shows, ONLYfor Jersey audiences.
You won’t be able to experience these performances in a live setting anywhere else in the world, at anytime other than at the celebrated Blue Note Bar in the centre of St Helier.
Limited to just 50 audience members per night, these will be unique, intimate evenings in a venue that provides a perfect setting for an unforgettable up close night of unbeatable music.
Sit back and relax with a glass of beer, wine or a spirit and enjoy the best musicians the world has to offer, playing for you just a few feet from where you are seated.
“I’ve travelled all around the world, played blues and roots venues of every kind. The intimate feeling of the Blue Note Bar in Jersey, is one of the best live music vibes I’ve ever encountered” Billy Branch, Chicago USA. Emmy Award Winner, Triple Grammy Nominee
Thurs/Fri Feb 24th & 25th DANA GILLESPIE (UK) & DINO BAPTISTE (UK) Doors 7:30pm Show: 8:30pm – 10:45pm + encores
David Bowie wrote the song “Andy Warhol” for Dana Gillespie, and she paid the favour back by singing backing vocals on Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars. Bowie then produced her 1973 album Weren’t born A Man” featuring Mick Ronson on guitar. She has since focused exclusively on blues and become one of genres most magnificent songwriters and performers. A true honour to welcome her to Jersey for, remarkably, her first show! Expect not only unforgettable music but also some extraordinary stories from her eventful and well chronicled life in the music business.
Dino Baptiste is an extraordinary piano virtuoso . His influences revolve around three idols since a teenager – Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis & Ray Charles. He currently showcases over 270 live shows per year, including specialised Blues and Boogie Woogie concerts and residency gigs at various club, pub and restaurant venues throughout the UK and abroad. His popularity takes him all over the UK and worldwide where he is a regular performer at some of the most prestigious international music events. His long association with Dana Gillespie has seen them build up an almost telepathic musical interplay and a raucous on stage chemistry.
Thurs/Fri March 24th & 25th Philippe Lejeune (FR) & Paul Robinson (UK) Doors 7:30pm Show: 8:30pm – 10:45pm + encores
Perhaps the greatest living French Blues and Boogie Woogie piano virtuoso, Philippe Lejuene was honoured to the protege of legendary Paris based blues giant Memphis Slim. Slim thought so much of his talents that he recorded a highly regarded double album with him “Dialog In Boogie”, took him tour and featured him on top Parisian nation al TV shows. Philippe has had an amazing career since, touring the world and releasing many fine records on France’s legendary Black & Blue record label featuring blues and boogie standards and his own compositions.
Nina Simone’s drummer of 20 years, Paul Robinson is currently the full time drummer for the Eric bibb band and has done sessions and live work for the like of Paul Macartney, Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, Michale Bolton, Rod Stewart, The Pet Shop Boys to name a few on the endless list.Truly one of the world’s finest drummers!
Friday/Sat April 29th & 30th James Oliver Band (UK) Doors 7:30pm Show: 8:30pm – 10:45pm + encores
Considered the most exciting of the next gernaration of Rock N Roll, Rockabilly, Blues and Roots guitarists and a singer in the Rory Gallagher mold – Wales’s James Oliver is an unstoppable gigging machine – playing over 300 shows a year and gaining praise from such musical luminaries as Albert Lee and massive amounts of radio 2 airplay. He will be joined by Olly Rybarczuck on bass and Tim Bryan drums and Giles Robson on harp and we’ve moved these shows to a Friday and Saturday so people can go WILD and party! Expect a sound with elements of Wilko-era Dr Feelgood, Chuck Berry, Hank Marvin, Elmore James and Albert Lee.
More About… GILES ROBSON (JSY) Who will collaborate on each show…
Local Jersey resident and Internationally acclaimed blues artist Giles Robson, is considered one of the finest blues harmonica virtuosos in the world. The only UK or EU blues artist to appear on Chicago’s legendary blues label Alligator Records, who describe him as a “Blues giant, absolute master of the form”.
In 2019 he triumphantly toured 15 different countries worldwide and became the third only UK blues artist alongside Eric Clapton and Peter Green to win a Memphis Blues Music Award (the Grammy of the blues).
His 2019 album “Don’t Give Up On The Blues” was a Mojo Magazine Blues Album Of The Year and was described as the best album of 2020 by Sweden’s Jefferson Magazine – the world’s longest running in print blues magazine. A dazzling performer and a remarkable showman. American Blues Scene Magazine lauds Robson as being “Well worth his place in blues harp history”.
Back at the ever-welcoming Kitty O’Shea’s bar for another round of 50’s Rock n Roll, Rockabilly, Blues and maybe one or two more contemporary numbers, with lots of bopping around
Love history or just want to learn more about our Island’s stories? Join us for our Loving History events and step back in time to take part in living history activities.
Step back in time for a weekend of pre history demonstrations at La Hougue Bie. Experimental archaeologist Dr James Dilley and Emma Jones of AncientCraft will provide an accurate Neolithic living history display in and around the replica Neolithic Longhouse for visitors to the museum. This will be the first full living history display conducted at the Longhouse since its construction and it is the perfect setting to bring this special part of Jersey’s heritage to life.
The display will consist of Ancient Craft demonstrating a number of crafts and daily tasks that would have been familiar thousands of years ago. These will include flintknapping, fire lighting, cooking, axe making, wood working, bone and antler carving and jewellery making. Evidence from across the island indicates all these crafts and more would have been visible thousands of years ago, thus giving the rare opportunity to see these skills in action.
Some of the crafts will be open for visitors of all ages to try for themselves to give a sense of how long some seemingly simple processes would have taken. Visitors will be able to take in the sight, sounds and smells of life thousands of years ago, before being able to touch replica objects and talk to the ‘prehistoric people’ about their life.
Announcing the 2022 Macmillan Jersey Rowathon in partnership with PraxisIFM! After a two-year absence we’re bringing the Rowathon back, bigger and even better than ever for 2022!
Be one of the 60 teams joining us on Saturday 30th of April at the incredible Transform Together Fitness for an exciting and challenging event – where your team will row the equivalent distance of Jersey to Sark (30,000 Meters).
Your team of six people can be gender specific or mixed – and you can enter with workmates as a business, with your family…or even your neighbours using the link below.
With prizes on the day for the fastest overall teams, the teams who raise the most money and much MUCH more – you won’t want to miss this fantastic community event.
By entering – you are helping us ensure we can continue to provide our emotional, practical and wellbeing services to any islander affected by cancer. 1 in 2 of us will hear the words ‘you have cancer’ in our lifetimes – and at Macmillan Jersey our mission is to play a key role in supporting people affected by cancer and their loved ones, whilst helping to shape the island’s strategy for cancer care.
Your team will need to raise a minimum of £360 between you – but you can chat to our fundraising team on 01534 498189 if you want some fundraising ideas.
You could even use our fantastic charity book café The Lounge to host a fundraising event if you want to! The 2022 Macmillan Jersey Rowathon with PraxisIFM helping raise funds and awareness for our island-based charity.
Cliff paths, country lanes and breath-taking sea views, this is Jersey!
Join the Nine by Five Challenge and see it all in one weekend.
Nine by Five is the latest endurance challenge to hit Jersey and invites you to walk 54 miles in two days. The challenge is one of two halves and two days, ‘The East’ on Saturday and ‘The West’ on Sunday, with both routes starting at the heart of the challenge, Jersey Hospice Care.
‘The East’ route starts at Jersey Hospice Care, Mont Cochon and heads north towards Les Platons before turning right and looping around the east of the island, finishing at Hospice. (25.43 miles)
‘The West’ route again starts at Jersey Hospice Care, Mont Cochon and heads south down the hill before turning towards St Aubin and looping around the west of the island, finishing at Hospice. (28.57 miles)
The Nine by Five Challenge offers an unforgettable weekend full of support, camaraderie, determination and achievement – all in aid of the important care and support provided by Jersey Hospice Care.
The Challenge is for a wide range of fitness levels, and ages (16+), and experience in walking, and there is also the option to take on either of the single day events too. Checkpoints and refuel stations will be dotted along the routes on both days.
Details:
*average 20 minute miles + 1 hour rest break
Entry and sponsorship
Two day entry: £40 Single day entry: £30
Participants are asked to raise a minimum of £60 sponsorship in aid of Jersey Hospice Care and are invited to set up an online sponsorship page with JustGiving after registering.
Two days, two ways. A whole island to conquer. See you there!
“When it comes to her approach to music, Adria is a spirit that knows no boundaries. In addition to having a beautiful voice and the uncanny ability to connect with her audience, she is a natural performer.
When Adria performs, she will transport you back to her Latin musical roots, accompanied by her band. Infusing a contemporary edge into this irresistible music, this band creates an absolutely sensational and authentic musical experience for the audience.
Do not forget to make your reservation to avoid disappointment as space is limited… . 01534 727521 Self-reservations can be made at: www.dishcult.com.
‘Night at Nicks’ are back. Following their debut performance in February, we managed to get them back in the Horse to showcase their brilliant styles and musical knowledge
Love history or just want to learn more about our Island’s stories? Join us for our Loving History events and step back in time to take part in living history activities.
Step back in time for a weekend of pre history demonstrations at La Hougue Bie. Experimental archaeologist Dr James Dilley and Emma Jones of AncientCraft will provide an accurate Neolithic living history display in and around the replica Neolithic Longhouse for visitors to the museum. This will be the first full living history display conducted at the Longhouse since its construction and it is the perfect setting to bring this special part of Jersey’s heritage to life.
The display will consist of Ancient Craft demonstrating a number of crafts and daily tasks that would have been familiar thousands of years ago. These will include flintknapping, fire lighting, cooking, axe making, wood working, bone and antler carving and jewellery making. Evidence from across the island indicates all these crafts and more would have been visible thousands of years ago, thus giving the rare opportunity to see these skills in action.
Some of the crafts will be open for visitors of all ages to try for themselves to give a sense of how long some seemingly simple processes would have taken. Visitors will be able to take in the sight, sounds and smells of life thousands of years ago, before being able to touch replica objects and talk to the ‘prehistoric people’ about their life.
Announcing the 2022 Macmillan Jersey Rowathon in partnership with PraxisIFM! After a two-year absence we’re bringing the Rowathon back, bigger and even better than ever for 2022!
Be one of the 60 teams joining us on Saturday 30th of April at the incredible Transform Together Fitness for an exciting and challenging event – where your team will row the equivalent distance of Jersey to Sark (30,000 Meters).
Your team of six people can be gender specific or mixed – and you can enter with workmates as a business, with your family…or even your neighbours using the link below.
With prizes on the day for the fastest overall teams, the teams who raise the most money and much MUCH more – you won’t want to miss this fantastic community event.
By entering – you are helping us ensure we can continue to provide our emotional, practical and wellbeing services to any islander affected by cancer. 1 in 2 of us will hear the words ‘you have cancer’ in our lifetimes – and at Macmillan Jersey our mission is to play a key role in supporting people affected by cancer and their loved ones, whilst helping to shape the island’s strategy for cancer care.
Your team will need to raise a minimum of £360 between you – but you can chat to our fundraising team on 01534 498189 if you want some fundraising ideas.
You could even use our fantastic charity book café The Lounge to host a fundraising event if you want to! The 2022 Macmillan Jersey Rowathon with PraxisIFM helping raise funds and awareness for our island-based charity.
Cliff paths, country lanes and breath-taking sea views, this is Jersey!
Join the Nine by Five Challenge and see it all in one weekend.
Nine by Five is the latest endurance challenge to hit Jersey and invites you to walk 54 miles in two days. The challenge is one of two halves and two days, ‘The East’ on Saturday and ‘The West’ on Sunday, with both routes starting at the heart of the challenge, Jersey Hospice Care.
‘The East’ route starts at Jersey Hospice Care, Mont Cochon and heads north towards Les Platons before turning right and looping around the east of the island, finishing at Hospice. (25.43 miles)
‘The West’ route again starts at Jersey Hospice Care, Mont Cochon and heads south down the hill before turning towards St Aubin and looping around the west of the island, finishing at Hospice. (28.57 miles)
The Nine by Five Challenge offers an unforgettable weekend full of support, camaraderie, determination and achievement – all in aid of the important care and support provided by Jersey Hospice Care.
The Challenge is for a wide range of fitness levels, and ages (16+), and experience in walking, and there is also the option to take on either of the single day events too. Checkpoints and refuel stations will be dotted along the routes on both days.
Details:
*average 20 minute miles + 1 hour rest break
Entry and sponsorship
Two day entry: £40 Single day entry: £30
Participants are asked to raise a minimum of £60 sponsorship in aid of Jersey Hospice Care and are invited to set up an online sponsorship page with JustGiving after registering.
Two days, two ways. A whole island to conquer. See you there!
“When it comes to her approach to music, Adria is a spirit that knows no boundaries. In addition to having a beautiful voice and the uncanny ability to connect with her audience, she is a natural performer.
When Adria performs, she will transport you back to her Latin musical roots, accompanied by her band. Infusing a contemporary edge into this irresistible music, this band creates an absolutely sensational and authentic musical experience for the audience.
Do not forget to make your reservation to avoid disappointment as space is limited… . 01534 727521 Self-reservations can be made at: www.dishcult.com.
‘Night at Nicks’ are back. Following their debut performance in February, we managed to get them back in the Horse to showcase their brilliant styles and musical knowledge
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Please come along, have some fun, do some shopping and maybe learn something new about the environment and what we can do that will not only improve life in the parish, but also on the planet.
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