New Year, new you! Learn to recycle all of your junk mail and unwanted waste paper… perhaps even your leftover Christmas wrapping paper! Book soon to avoid disappointment!
Book Making with a Twist workshop with Jane Haddon Sat 1st Feb, 10am – 4pm £40 + £5 for materials
Are you fed up receiving junk mail through your letter box? Do you throw away the Sunday supplements, your glossy magazines once you read them…. bin endless envelopes which contain the dreaded bills, bank statements or more junk mail? Cereal packets, wrapping paper and half used notepads…. If the answer is yes, then come and join Jane to see how all this unwanted waste paper can be recycled and made into unique handmade books, which you can use and treasure for years to come.
Make the cover, transform your unwanted junk mail into pages,then hand sew to the spine of the cover. The more ‘paper junk’ you collect the more unique your book will be. Come along to this unique workshop and turn ‘junk’ into a practical work of art.
Book by email [email protected], pop in or call the gallery on 743044. Payment must be made upon booking to secure. T&Cs apply.
Join us for our Martina Liana Designer Trunk Show Feb 1, 2020! This weekend only we will have additional styles in the store to preview featuring the couture craftsmanship and details Martina Liana is known for. Appointments are required to ensure that we are able to see as many brides as possible!
The ultimate test of all things from the 2010s!! A bumper SIX round SpeedQuiz AND Musical Bingo to see how much you actually remember from the last ten years. Covering topics such as Politics, Sport, TV & Film, Music and much much more!!
A FULL evening of entertainment as follows: 18:00 Doors Open 19:00 Quiz Part 1 (3 Rounds) 20:00 Dinner Served 20:45 Quiz Part 2 (3 Rounds) 21:45 Break 22:00 Musical Bingo (3 Cards) 00:00 Close
Each team required ONE FULLY CHARGED smart device (Android or iOS) with the SPEEDQUIZZING VIRTUAL BUZZER app installed PRIOR TO ARRIVING AT THE VENUE to be able to participate in the quiz.
£20 per person inc. food (+ booking fee) // Teams of 4-6 Only // Tickets Sold By Team Size (no individual tickets available)
New Year, new you! Learn to recycle all of your junk mail and unwanted waste paper… perhaps even your leftover Christmas wrapping paper! Book soon to avoid disappointment!
Book Making with a Twist workshop with Jane Haddon Sat 1st Feb, 10am – 4pm £40 + £5 for materials
Are you fed up receiving junk mail through your letter box? Do you throw away the Sunday supplements, your glossy magazines once you read them…. bin endless envelopes which contain the dreaded bills, bank statements or more junk mail? Cereal packets, wrapping paper and half used notepads…. If the answer is yes, then come and join Jane to see how all this unwanted waste paper can be recycled and made into unique handmade books, which you can use and treasure for years to come.
Make the cover, transform your unwanted junk mail into pages,then hand sew to the spine of the cover. The more ‘paper junk’ you collect the more unique your book will be. Come along to this unique workshop and turn ‘junk’ into a practical work of art.
Book by email [email protected], pop in or call the gallery on 743044. Payment must be made upon booking to secure. T&Cs apply.
Join us for our Martina Liana Designer Trunk Show Feb 1, 2020! This weekend only we will have additional styles in the store to preview featuring the couture craftsmanship and details Martina Liana is known for. Appointments are required to ensure that we are able to see as many brides as possible!
The ultimate test of all things from the 2010s!! A bumper SIX round SpeedQuiz AND Musical Bingo to see how much you actually remember from the last ten years. Covering topics such as Politics, Sport, TV & Film, Music and much much more!!
A FULL evening of entertainment as follows: 18:00 Doors Open 19:00 Quiz Part 1 (3 Rounds) 20:00 Dinner Served 20:45 Quiz Part 2 (3 Rounds) 21:45 Break 22:00 Musical Bingo (3 Cards) 00:00 Close
Each team required ONE FULLY CHARGED smart device (Android or iOS) with the SPEEDQUIZZING VIRTUAL BUZZER app installed PRIOR TO ARRIVING AT THE VENUE to be able to participate in the quiz.
£20 per person inc. food (+ booking fee) // Teams of 4-6 Only // Tickets Sold By Team Size (no individual tickets available)
The Gershwins’ modern American masterpiece has its first Met performances in almost three decades, starring bass-baritone Eric Owens and soprano Angel Blue in the title roles.
This new co-production with English National Opera and Dutch National Opera was hailed as a triumph at its premiere in London earlier this year. Featuring the much-loved arias “Summertime” and “I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin”, director James Robinson’s stylish production transports audiences to Catfish Row, a setting vibrant with the music, dancing, emotion, and heartbreak of its inhabitants.
The final stage work of George Gershwin, Porgy and Bess is largely regarded as one of the greatest American operas of the 20th Century.
Jersey’s favorite and friendliest open mic! Come along to watch or play-there is a guitar to borrow if required. Under 18’s welcome and encouraged! Try to get there before 7pm to put your name down. We look forward to seeing you!
Drawing from the private collections of members of the Jersey Arts Centre’s Exhibitions sub-committee, both past and present, a diverse and eclectic array of work from across the Island will adorn the walls of the Berni Gallery.
An aging, reclusive Southern belle (Bette Davis) is plagued by a horrifying family secret that has haunted her since she was a young woman. When her long-lost cousin Miriam (Olivia de Havilland) arrives to help her with a housing issue, Charlotte begins a short, sharp descent into madness. A thrilling black-and-white 1960s drama!
Lucy Farrell is quietly building her solo career with her exquisite renditions of traditional ballads and quietly moving original songs. As one fourth of The Furrow Collective, Lucy is a BBC Radio 2 Folk Award winner in the Best Group category following the release of the band’s widely acclaimed Wild Hog LP in 2017.
As a soloist, accompanying herself on tenor guitar, viola or shruti box by turn, she explores many of the favourite themes of traditional music, and in doing so, delves into her own responses to the song.
Andrew Waite is an accordion player and composer from the Scottish Borders. He plays in bands such as Tyde, Dallahan, Eliza Carthy and the Wayward Band and Fourth Moon. His music is rooted in Scottish, Irish and English Trad music but he takes influences from many genres such as Jazz, Gypsy Jazz, Bluegrass, Funk and Classical music
Kinky BootsThe Musical, filmed live at London’s Adelphi Theatre, is strutting onto the big screen! Charlie is a factory owner struggling to save his family business, and Lola is a fabulous entertainer with a wildly exciting idea. With a little compassion and a lot of understanding, this unexpected pair learn to embrace their differences and create a line of sturdy stilettos unlike any the world has ever seen!
★★★★
‘Dazzling, fabulously sassy and uplifting’ Time Out
Join textile artist Beverley Speck for an evening of creativity on a dull winter’s evening in February! This workshop will be about making spectacular ‘dolls’ out of clothes pegs and upcycled materials. Bring along your favourite scraps of materials, feathers and whatever else you fancy…
This event has a subliminal message of being ‘green’ so scrap using that tumble drier and hang out your clothes!
Like most things, the Galaxy event started back in 2017 as a simple idea. To bring a comic con event to Jersey, to celebrate our love of pop culture and to bring a fun, modern and exciting event to the Channel Islands.
Over the course of six months and with the support of a growing group of passionate and talented people, we delivered the first ever Galaxy event in June 2018. Galaxy – A Sci-Fi Celebration.
The Event as the name suggests was themed around Sci-Fi, some of the highlights included actors from the original
Star Wars movies, the DeLorean “Time Machine” from the Back to the Future movie and Boogie Storm who were finalists and golden buzzer winners from Britain’s got Talent! It garnered attention from media both local and national and to go from concept to delivery of a large scale media event in 6 months was an achievement our team are proud of, and it’s something we wanted to do again.
We reached out to our guests and customers to find out what we did well, what we didn’t and what they wanted more of. With that in hand, the next Galaxy event began to take shape to deliver a bigger and more ambitious event, with more to see, more to do and most of all, deliver a planned annual pop culture event to the Channel Islands, to bring an experience to the local community that is usually inaccessible and to support local charities, projects and businesses at the same time.
Today, we invite you to be part of Galaxy Comic Con 2020.
Sponsored by
Proudly Supporting
Galaxy Comic Con Jersey is run and managed by Prestige! Events Jersey.
Beaulieu Convent school proudly presents Legally Blonde JR. which follows the transformation of Elle Woods as she tackles stereotypes and snobbery, in pursuit of her dreams. When Elle’s high school boyfriend, Warner, dumps her and heads to Harvard, claiming she’s not ‘serious’ enough, Elle takes matters into her own hands, crafting a showy song-and-dance personal essay and charming her way into law school. Befriending classmate, Emmett, and feisty hairdresser, Paulette, along the way, Elle finds that books and looks aren’t mutually exclusive. As Elle begins outsmarting her peers, she realises that law may be her natural calling after all.
“Harvard’s beloved blonde takes the stage by glittery pink storm in this fun and upbeat adaptation of the hit film and award-winning Broadway musical.”
RampArts return to ‘The Art Gallery’ at Fort Regent in February 2020!!
Heather Brown, a visual artist, explains “The RampArts collective formed in 2015. We represent likeminded local artists, musicians and writers interested in sharing their creativity and talents.”
From February 2020 Heather will be curating and working alongside a collection of other artists, whose focus has been on the exploration of texture, scale and movement, with an invigorating impact of colour and design. The Audience are encouraged to touch the works and venture playfully through the space.
‘RampArts’ is offering a unique opportunity to see a collection of local artists textile work:
Molly Cornick
Hope Southam
Casron Zakrzewska
Cailtin Fitzsimmons
Cara Smith
Sara Cionna
Yulia Makeeva
Martine Amy
Hazel Hughes
Cara Smith – My tapestries were part of a mental health awareness project I did at the end of my first year of the art and design course at highlands. My works reflects the reality of living with an illness,hearing the mean words go round your brain and trying not let it take control of your life. The words are hand stitched on along with positive phrases and real quotes from people who described how they feel. I also made little ceramic pills that are stitched into the fabric. Molly Cornick – My theme for this work was butterflies because of how vibrant and unique they are. I have researched and looked at a variety of species of butterflies and seen how each individual one is so different. I visited the butterfly enclosure at Durrell zoo and the Societte. I enjoyed visiting these places as I got to see so many butterflies up close and in detail which helped a lot with my project. I have created my piece on a light, sheer fabric to link in with butterflies and their delicacy. I have selected the colour scheme as tones of pink and purple as these colours make me feel happy and the unrealistic butterflies remind me of my childhood.
Caitlin Fitzsimmons – For this body of work I investigated circles, fascinated by their presence across nature and mythology. I wanted to create an immersive experience which explored the mystery and intrigue of circles, inspired by black holes, fairy rings, life ‘cycles’, naturally occurring cyclical land masses such as volcanoes, and by how circles have been symbols through religion and legends. The rings were made from newspaper, inspired by Nnenna Okore, wire bound, and material wrapped. The shapes were heavily influenced by Maggie Nowinski’s ‘(w)Holes’ series, which feature undulating shapes which I found to evoke a very primal emotional reaction. A key point is that my installation is not created of ‘perfect’ circles, as a show that the circle is the myth, it is nature, it is the ground and the cells, and it is in the mind and faith. This installation is a depiction of the omnipresence of circles, in forms more than rudimentary ‘o’ shape which first springs to mind.
Carson Zakrzewska – I have been interested in photography since a young age, this it is a discipline I prefer to use. I wanted to experiment with textiles and create some more relief to just flat images. These pin thread pieces were inspired by both Artists Maurizio Anzeri and Victoria Villasana who mainly use embroidery in their pieces, but I had added my own twist with pins hammered into a wooden board and twined with thread and then sealed with hot glue.
Hope Southam – My work explores the idea of organic matter and its forms. I have created a set of sculptural vessels that use a range of mediums and shape. My influences are drawn mainly from fungi, and I found that the patterns and textures in mushrooms, and types of mould really inspired me and the materials I used. For this set of work, I used a range of processes that I felt worked so naturally together. The use of felting and ceramics worked with my ideas of keeping my materials organic, to fully encompass the idea of vessels. The use of wire, helps to carry the work into a more sculptural aspect, and show the form itself, one that wraps around the bodies of work.
Sara Cionna – I have always enjoyed creating large vibrant pieces, working with a range of subject matter, expressed with oils or acrylics on canvas. However, since experiencing serious sight loss over the past two years I have become increasingly interested in using texture and textiles to create more tactile art. I hope to encourage people to feel the art through touching the pieces on display. I am currently working on a collection titled ‘Big Fruits’, as well as running workshops, including Blind Painting, with my business Masterpiece.
The opening event will include a ‘Jam Room’ installation, supporting live music and local musicians such as Rory Hughes, Brice Harris and the Electric Brick boys! Alongside the opening Berni Martin will be showcasing her original crafting skills with beautifully painted stones and cards, each one special!
The work will be enhanced by soft stylish furnishings from ‘The Loving Chair Company’, as well as stunning faux floral displays from ‘To The Moon and Back’.
See and feel for yourself from Saturday 8th February 2020 until the end of the month, for site opening times please check Fort Regents Facebook page.
Browse hundreds of items for sale in this exclusive, one-off fundraising event!
Costumes, props and set pieces from previous in-house productions are all up for sale; from everyday household items, to the weird and wonderful items you never knew you couldn’t live without! This is a sale not-to-be-missed! Come early to bag treasures and objects d’art!
“I believed that Fukayama line: the end of history. But History didn’t end, did it?”
Logan Dankworth, columnist and Twitter warrior, grew up romanticising the political turmoil of the 1980s. Now, as the EU referendum looms he is determined to be in the fray of the biggest political battle for years. Meanwhile, Logan’s wife Megan wants to leave London to better raise their daughter. As tensions rise at home and across the nation, something is set to be lost forever.
The third of Luke Wright’s trilogy of political verse plays looks at trust and privilege in the age of Brexit, performed in Wright’s breath-taking verse.
Written and Performed by Luke Wright
Directed by Alex Thorpe
Scored by Polly Wright
Dramaturgy by Sarah Dickenson
Lighting Design by Joe Price
Photo: Andrew Florides
Commissioned by Norwich Arts Centre, Freedom Festival, National Centre for Writing, and Colchester Arts Centre. Supported by Arts Council England.
Our first Album, A Rum Do, will be launched on the 8th February 2020 at the Blue Note where Parish 13 will be playing live from 9pm. CDs will be available on the night for the special price of £5!
RampArts return to ‘The Art Gallery’ at Fort Regent in February 2020!!
Heather Brown, a visual artist, explains “The RampArts collective formed in 2015. We represent likeminded local artists, musicians and writers interested in sharing their creativity and talents.”
From February 2020 Heather will be curating and working alongside a collection of other artists, whose focus has been on the exploration of texture, scale and movement, with an invigorating impact of colour and design. The Audience are encouraged to touch the works and venture playfully through the space.
‘RampArts’ is offering a unique opportunity to see a collection of local artists textile work:
Molly Cornick
Hope Southam
Casron Zakrzewska
Cailtin Fitzsimmons
Cara Smith
Sara Cionna
Yulia Makeeva
Martine Amy
Hazel Hughes
Cara Smith – My tapestries were part of a mental health awareness project I did at the end of my first year of the art and design course at highlands. My works reflects the reality of living with an illness,hearing the mean words go round your brain and trying not let it take control of your life. The words are hand stitched on along with positive phrases and real quotes from people who described how they feel. I also made little ceramic pills that are stitched into the fabric. Molly Cornick – My theme for this work was butterflies because of how vibrant and unique they are. I have researched and looked at a variety of species of butterflies and seen how each individual one is so different. I visited the butterfly enclosure at Durrell zoo and the Societte. I enjoyed visiting these places as I got to see so many butterflies up close and in detail which helped a lot with my project. I have created my piece on a light, sheer fabric to link in with butterflies and their delicacy. I have selected the colour scheme as tones of pink and purple as these colours make me feel happy and the unrealistic butterflies remind me of my childhood.
Caitlin Fitzsimmons – For this body of work I investigated circles, fascinated by their presence across nature and mythology. I wanted to create an immersive experience which explored the mystery and intrigue of circles, inspired by black holes, fairy rings, life ‘cycles’, naturally occurring cyclical land masses such as volcanoes, and by how circles have been symbols through religion and legends. The rings were made from newspaper, inspired by Nnenna Okore, wire bound, and material wrapped. The shapes were heavily influenced by Maggie Nowinski’s ‘(w)Holes’ series, which feature undulating shapes which I found to evoke a very primal emotional reaction. A key point is that my installation is not created of ‘perfect’ circles, as a show that the circle is the myth, it is nature, it is the ground and the cells, and it is in the mind and faith. This installation is a depiction of the omnipresence of circles, in forms more than rudimentary ‘o’ shape which first springs to mind.
Carson Zakrzewska – I have been interested in photography since a young age, this it is a discipline I prefer to use. I wanted to experiment with textiles and create some more relief to just flat images. These pin thread pieces were inspired by both Artists Maurizio Anzeri and Victoria Villasana who mainly use embroidery in their pieces, but I had added my own twist with pins hammered into a wooden board and twined with thread and then sealed with hot glue.
Hope Southam – My work explores the idea of organic matter and its forms. I have created a set of sculptural vessels that use a range of mediums and shape. My influences are drawn mainly from fungi, and I found that the patterns and textures in mushrooms, and types of mould really inspired me and the materials I used. For this set of work, I used a range of processes that I felt worked so naturally together. The use of felting and ceramics worked with my ideas of keeping my materials organic, to fully encompass the idea of vessels. The use of wire, helps to carry the work into a more sculptural aspect, and show the form itself, one that wraps around the bodies of work.
Sara Cionna – I have always enjoyed creating large vibrant pieces, working with a range of subject matter, expressed with oils or acrylics on canvas. However, since experiencing serious sight loss over the past two years I have become increasingly interested in using texture and textiles to create more tactile art. I hope to encourage people to feel the art through touching the pieces on display. I am currently working on a collection titled ‘Big Fruits’, as well as running workshops, including Blind Painting, with my business Masterpiece.
The opening event will include a ‘Jam Room’ installation, supporting live music and local musicians such as Rory Hughes, Brice Harris and the Electric Brick boys! Alongside the opening Berni Martin will be showcasing her original crafting skills with beautifully painted stones and cards, each one special!
The work will be enhanced by soft stylish furnishings from ‘The Loving Chair Company’, as well as stunning faux floral displays from ‘To The Moon and Back’.
See and feel for yourself from Saturday 8th February 2020 until the end of the month, for site opening times please check Fort Regents Facebook page.
Browse hundreds of items for sale in this exclusive, one-off fundraising event!
Costumes, props and set pieces from previous in-house productions are all up for sale; from everyday household items, to the weird and wonderful items you never knew you couldn’t live without! This is a sale not-to-be-missed! Come early to bag treasures and objects d’art!
“I believed that Fukayama line: the end of history. But History didn’t end, did it?”
Logan Dankworth, columnist and Twitter warrior, grew up romanticising the political turmoil of the 1980s. Now, as the EU referendum looms he is determined to be in the fray of the biggest political battle for years. Meanwhile, Logan’s wife Megan wants to leave London to better raise their daughter. As tensions rise at home and across the nation, something is set to be lost forever.
The third of Luke Wright’s trilogy of political verse plays looks at trust and privilege in the age of Brexit, performed in Wright’s breath-taking verse.
Written and Performed by Luke Wright
Directed by Alex Thorpe
Scored by Polly Wright
Dramaturgy by Sarah Dickenson
Lighting Design by Joe Price
Photo: Andrew Florides
Commissioned by Norwich Arts Centre, Freedom Festival, National Centre for Writing, and Colchester Arts Centre. Supported by Arts Council England.
Our first Album, A Rum Do, will be launched on the 8th February 2020 at the Blue Note where Parish 13 will be playing live from 9pm. CDs will be available on the night for the special price of £5!
Have you ever tried your hand at peg loom weaving?
Join us for this fantastic Peg Loom Weaving workshop Sunday 9th February 10.30am – 4.30pm with the very experienced tutor Di Richardson
A really exciting workshop where you can weave a most beautiful, fantastical wall hanging, cushion or whatever you want it to be in your chosen colours, adding lots of bits and pieces…. keeping to our February Fantasmagorical theme!
You will all be provided with a brand new 45cm peg loom with threader which you can take home to continue to use.
The peg loom is included in the price of the workshop £55.00 If a parent and child would like to take part, there is a £15 reduction to £95 If you already have a peg loom but would like to take part the cost is £35
Costs include materials but if you wish to work to a specific colour theme, please bring in those colours to add to what we will supply to you. Lots of beads, shells, sticks etc etc to add into the weaving.
Limited to 10 places.
Book by email [email protected], pop in or call the gallery on 743044. Payment must be made upon booking to secure. T&Cs apply.
Witness the amazing ‘magic’ of science with spectacular tricks and experiments performed by award-winning UK act, Sublime Science. Expect to see bubbles, smoke and gravity defying stunts, as well as the chance for children to make and take home their own homemade slime.
This year we are celebrating our coastline so join your Guide Bob Tompkins on a circular and ultra low tide walk from La Hocq Slip to Icho Tower and back. This walk involves walking through rock pools and gullies so please wear suitable footwear and clothing that you don’t mind getting wet! Meeting point is in the car park at St Clement’s Parish Hall.
We offer substantially reduced rates for Members. Membership starts from £30 for an adult and £15 for a child p.a.If you would like to become a member click HERE
Jay Foreman is an award winning musical comedian whose songs have been heard on BBC Radio 4, Radio 4 Extra, The One Show, London Live TV and Dave Gorman’s UK/Ireland tour. Jay provides a devilishly cheeky hour of songs, poems and comedy for children of all ages in this family friendly show which regularly sells out its entire runs at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
“Disturbingly catchy… my daughter was still singing about caterpillar sick right up until bedtime!” One4Review ★★★★
Kinky BootsThe Musical, filmed live at London’s Adelphi Theatre, is strutting onto the big screen! Charlie is a factory owner struggling to save his family business, and Lola is a fabulous entertainer with a wildly exciting idea. With a little compassion and a lot of understanding, this unexpected pair learn to embrace their differences and create a line of sturdy stilettos unlike any the world has ever seen!
★★★★
‘Dazzling, fabulously sassy and uplifting’ Time Out
Have you ever tried your hand at peg loom weaving?
Join us for this fantastic Peg Loom Weaving workshop Sunday 9th February 10.30am – 4.30pm with the very experienced tutor Di Richardson
A really exciting workshop where you can weave a most beautiful, fantastical wall hanging, cushion or whatever you want it to be in your chosen colours, adding lots of bits and pieces…. keeping to our February Fantasmagorical theme!
You will all be provided with a brand new 45cm peg loom with threader which you can take home to continue to use.
The peg loom is included in the price of the workshop £55.00 If a parent and child would like to take part, there is a £15 reduction to £95 If you already have a peg loom but would like to take part the cost is £35
Costs include materials but if you wish to work to a specific colour theme, please bring in those colours to add to what we will supply to you. Lots of beads, shells, sticks etc etc to add into the weaving.
Limited to 10 places.
Book by email [email protected], pop in or call the gallery on 743044. Payment must be made upon booking to secure. T&Cs apply.
Witness the amazing ‘magic’ of science with spectacular tricks and experiments performed by award-winning UK act, Sublime Science. Expect to see bubbles, smoke and gravity defying stunts, as well as the chance for children to make and take home their own homemade slime.
This year we are celebrating our coastline so join your Guide Bob Tompkins on a circular and ultra low tide walk from La Hocq Slip to Icho Tower and back. This walk involves walking through rock pools and gullies so please wear suitable footwear and clothing that you don’t mind getting wet! Meeting point is in the car park at St Clement’s Parish Hall.
We offer substantially reduced rates for Members. Membership starts from £30 for an adult and £15 for a child p.a.If you would like to become a member click HERE
Jay Foreman is an award winning musical comedian whose songs have been heard on BBC Radio 4, Radio 4 Extra, The One Show, London Live TV and Dave Gorman’s UK/Ireland tour. Jay provides a devilishly cheeky hour of songs, poems and comedy for children of all ages in this family friendly show which regularly sells out its entire runs at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
“Disturbingly catchy… my daughter was still singing about caterpillar sick right up until bedtime!” One4Review ★★★★
Kinky BootsThe Musical, filmed live at London’s Adelphi Theatre, is strutting onto the big screen! Charlie is a factory owner struggling to save his family business, and Lola is a fabulous entertainer with a wildly exciting idea. With a little compassion and a lot of understanding, this unexpected pair learn to embrace their differences and create a line of sturdy stilettos unlike any the world has ever seen!
★★★★
‘Dazzling, fabulously sassy and uplifting’ Time Out
Drawing from the private collections of members of the Jersey Arts Centre’s Exhibitions sub-committee, both past and present, a diverse and eclectic array of work from across the Island will adorn the walls of the Berni Gallery.
The Madisons live in middle-class poverty in 1950s Montana. When Jerry loses his job, leaves home and takes a job fighting wildfires, it seems to signal the end of the marriage. Teenager Joe becomes an intimate witness to his mother’s emotional journey.
Trizia will be baking and cooking a delicious range of dishes for you to enjoy at this first workshop of 2020. Refreshments will be served and there is ample free parking. Pre-booking is essential and tickets are on sale now at £10 per person. Call 483921 to book.
Formed in 2011, the Castalian String Quartet studied with Oliver Wille (Kuss Quartet) at the Hannover University of Music, Drama and Media, graduating with a Masters degree. Awards include 1st Prize at the 2015 Lyon Chamber Music Competition and 3rd Prize at the 2016 Banff International String Quartet Competition.
The Quartet was selected by Young Classical Artists Trust (YCAT) in 2016 and has received further coaching from Simon Rowland-Jones, David Waterman and Isabel Charisius.
The Quartet gave its debut North American recitals at The Philips Collection (Washington D.C.), Lincoln Center (N.Y), Middlebury College (Vermont), Salle Bourgie (Montreal), Vancouver Recital Series and Banff International String Quartet Festival.
In 2020 the Castalian String Quartet will give its Carnegie Hall debut and participate in the Simmenauer International Beethoven Quartet series. In addition to return visits to Israel, they will perform across Europe, giving recitals in the Paris Philharmonie, Esterhazy Castle (Fertod) and the Heidelberger-Fruhling, Rheingau, Mosel and Dresden Festivals.
Programme includes: Schumann: String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.41 No.2, Piano Quintet in E-flat, Op.44; Brahms: String Quartet No.3 in B flat, Op.67
Explore a range of art materials and techniques, including drawing, painting, portraiture and colour theory. Your tutor, Carole Le Gresley BA Hons (3D Design) has had her designs sold by Next and John Lewis. Her expert advice will help you see the world through the eyes of an artist, with enough knowledge to keep your own sketchbook going after the end of this course.
Like most things, the Galaxy event started back in 2017 as a simple idea. To bring a comic con event to Jersey, to celebrate our love of pop culture and to bring a fun, modern and exciting event to the Channel Islands.
Over the course of six months and with the support of a growing group of passionate and talented people, we delivered the first ever Galaxy event in June 2018. Galaxy – A Sci-Fi Celebration.
The Event as the name suggests was themed around Sci-Fi, some of the highlights included actors from the original
Star Wars movies, the DeLorean “Time Machine” from the Back to the Future movie and Boogie Storm who were finalists and golden buzzer winners from Britain’s got Talent! It garnered attention from media both local and national and to go from concept to delivery of a large scale media event in 6 months was an achievement our team are proud of, and it’s something we wanted to do again.
We reached out to our guests and customers to find out what we did well, what we didn’t and what they wanted more of. With that in hand, the next Galaxy event began to take shape to deliver a bigger and more ambitious event, with more to see, more to do and most of all, deliver a planned annual pop culture event to the Channel Islands, to bring an experience to the local community that is usually inaccessible and to support local charities, projects and businesses at the same time.
Today, we invite you to be part of Galaxy Comic Con 2020.
Sponsored by
Proudly Supporting
Galaxy Comic Con Jersey is run and managed by Prestige! Events Jersey.
Join us at The Harbour Gallery Jersey for a Fantasmagorical evening – a one-off amazing charity event not to be missed!
Entry £20 to include wine bar, buffet and entertainment, wine sponsored by Dunell’s. Numbers limited, book early!
Thursday 13th Feb, 7pm – 10pm
Celebrate our ‘Fantasmagorical’ exhibition opening & view the ‘fantastical’ work of over 20 local artists. The exhibition continues until 1st March.
Live music by Giles Robson and various acts, belly dancing with the Jersey Jewels, drag queens, photo booth & lots more! Why not decorate your own fantastical mask with Jenna Barron, theatrical makeup artist, or design your own confectionery with bonbonco included in the price? As well as a charity raffle on the night, there will be prizes for Best Dressed.
Tickets available in-store & from our website with at least £5 from every ticket going to our managing charity Art in the Frame Foundation to help fund art education and artist promotion right here in Jersey.
Following the success of our sell-out course last year, Tai Chi is back!
Tai Chi was originally developed as a martial art, however, practitioners soon realised its health benefits. Through regular practice it promoted relaxation, flexibility, coordinated strength, dynamic balance, allowing practitioners to remain fit and energised even into old age. This course is designed to cater for those who are beginners or want to refresh their skills. It will take you through different techniques and steps to start (or continue) you on the Tai Chi and Qigong journey.
Do you speak Gaelic? If not, and you would like to learn, or if you do and would like to practice it more in conversation, then you’ll be pleased hear that the Jersey Irish Society are once again holding free Irish language classes at Jersey Library, starting on Saturday 12 October 2019.
There will be three separate classes on each day for different groups as follows:
1.00-1.45pm Adult Beginners & Children aged 12+ (accompanied by parents/guardians)
2.00-2.45pm Children aged 5-12 (accompanied by parents/guardians)
3.00-3.45pm Adults with basic Irish language understanding
Further classes will follow at the same times on the following Saturdays:
15 February 2020 21 March 2020 18 April 2020 16 May 2020
If you would like to attend, or would like further information about the classes, please email [email protected]
Join us at 16 New Street for a vintage afternoon tea around the magnificent table in the Victorian Club Room. Whether you are in a relationship or happily single, Galentine’s is a great opportunity to get together with your friends to spread the love. Price includes afternoon tea, including Prosecco, and a tour of The Georgian House.
Attendees are entitled to a 10% discount in the 16 New Street Gift Shop (valid on the day only)
* Please note that this event is not suitable for under 12s and we regret that we are unable to cater for special dietary requirements.
Celebrating over 50 years of Bond, JLee Productions bring the iconic film titles to life on stage for one night only in this spectacular production.
Starring their multi talented dancers, performers & singers and accompanied by the renowned Jersey Bounce, Bond in concert will whisk you away into the world of the most famous Spy in cinematic history.
With Black tie encouraged for all and a VIP pre show reception available, this is a night not to be missed!
Following the success of our sell-out course last year, Tai Chi is back!
Tai Chi was originally developed as a martial art, however, practitioners soon realised its health benefits. Through regular practice it promoted relaxation, flexibility, coordinated strength, dynamic balance, allowing practitioners to remain fit and energised even into old age. This course is designed to cater for those who are beginners or want to refresh their skills. It will take you through different techniques and steps to start (or continue) you on the Tai Chi and Qigong journey.
Do you speak Gaelic? If not, and you would like to learn, or if you do and would like to practice it more in conversation, then you’ll be pleased hear that the Jersey Irish Society are once again holding free Irish language classes at Jersey Library, starting on Saturday 12 October 2019.
There will be three separate classes on each day for different groups as follows:
1.00-1.45pm Adult Beginners & Children aged 12+ (accompanied by parents/guardians)
2.00-2.45pm Children aged 5-12 (accompanied by parents/guardians)
3.00-3.45pm Adults with basic Irish language understanding
Further classes will follow at the same times on the following Saturdays:
15 February 2020 21 March 2020 18 April 2020 16 May 2020
If you would like to attend, or would like further information about the classes, please email [email protected]
Join us at 16 New Street for a vintage afternoon tea around the magnificent table in the Victorian Club Room. Whether you are in a relationship or happily single, Galentine’s is a great opportunity to get together with your friends to spread the love. Price includes afternoon tea, including Prosecco, and a tour of The Georgian House.
Attendees are entitled to a 10% discount in the 16 New Street Gift Shop (valid on the day only)
* Please note that this event is not suitable for under 12s and we regret that we are unable to cater for special dietary requirements.
Celebrating over 50 years of Bond, JLee Productions bring the iconic film titles to life on stage for one night only in this spectacular production.
Starring their multi talented dancers, performers & singers and accompanied by the renowned Jersey Bounce, Bond in concert will whisk you away into the world of the most famous Spy in cinematic history.
With Black tie encouraged for all and a VIP pre show reception available, this is a night not to be missed!
Vince Thorne’s photography workshops have been proving VERY popular, so book this next one for yourself or as a present for friends or family. Each attendee will receive a free lightroom preset pack valued at £50 so you can carry on achieving great results at home. Book by email [email protected] or call the gallery on 743044. T&Cs apply.
Seedy Sunday Jersey is an island wide community event that invites islanders to meet and share ideas about gardening, wildlife and our natural environment. Now in its fifth year and the only one of its kind in the Channel Islands, the event brings together; gardeners, seed savers, farmers, herb and wildflower enthusiasts, local organisations and community groups, campaigning for natural living, environmental issues and biodiversity.
At the heart of this free event is the seed swap where gardeners bring along their saved seeds and swap them for others. There will also be over 30 stalls and talks on all matters ‘green’, along with delicious grub, entertainment and the ever popular Kiddies Korner. See you there.
We are open for reservations for February Half Term. Disney Musicals is our theme and we have our NEW HOME Caldwell Hall!!! Its lovely. Lots of space, a kitchen for our theatrical cookie making, great rehearsal area and lots of outdoor space too!! £45.00 deposit to pay to secure your child’s place.
This spring give your child the chance to become part of their own theatre company!
Led by professional actor Janette Froud, participants will enjoy a week of theatrical games, creativity, confidence building and a chance to perform to family and friends. Whether your child is a budding actor or wants to develop a new skill, this course promises to be a fun and relaxed way to spend half term.
The performance for family and friends will be at the end of the week on Friday 21 February at 3.30pm.
A colourful, fun and creative week full of inspiration and experimentation!
After a sell-out Art School last Summer, this course is back for the spring.
It is the perfect opportunity for your child to make mess and be creative in their Half Term break. Throughout the week participants will be taken through a range of artistic techniques using a range of mediums from paint to collage to clay!
Each student will finish the week with new skills and some artwork to take home and display.
Tamarins are tiny monkeys with big personalities! Head to Jersey Zoo this February half term to learn all about our monkey families.
Discover how Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is saving these species in the wild and how you can join in and help. Come and find us at the Durrell Discovery Centre – there will be activities suitable for all the family.
Free for members | Admissions apply for non-members | Family-friendly
We are open for reservations for February Half Term. Disney Musicals is our theme and we have our NEW HOME Caldwell Hall!!! Its lovely. Lots of space, a kitchen for our theatrical cookie making, great rehearsal area and lots of outdoor space too!! £45.00 deposit to pay to secure your child’s place.
This spring give your child the chance to become part of their own theatre company!
Led by professional actor Janette Froud, participants will enjoy a week of theatrical games, creativity, confidence building and a chance to perform to family and friends. Whether your child is a budding actor or wants to develop a new skill, this course promises to be a fun and relaxed way to spend half term.
The performance for family and friends will be at the end of the week on Friday 21 February at 3.30pm.
A colourful, fun and creative week full of inspiration and experimentation!
After a sell-out Art School last Summer, this course is back for the spring.
It is the perfect opportunity for your child to make mess and be creative in their Half Term break. Throughout the week participants will be taken through a range of artistic techniques using a range of mediums from paint to collage to clay!
Each student will finish the week with new skills and some artwork to take home and display.
Tamarins are tiny monkeys with big personalities! Head to Jersey Zoo this February half term to learn all about our monkey families.
Discover how Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is saving these species in the wild and how you can join in and help. Come and find us at the Durrell Discovery Centre – there will be activities suitable for all the family.
Free for members | Admissions apply for non-members | Family-friendly
Feisty Goat Theatre Company return with ‘Contractions’ by Mike Bartlett, an ink-black comedy drama about the boundaries of between work and play.
Emma’s been seeing Darren. She thinks she’s in love. Her boss thinks she’s in breach of contract. The situation needs to be resolved.
“I’m not saying anything. I’m not implying anything. I’m simply asking if you want to tell me anything.”
Contractions is the work of Mike Bartlett, an award winning writer whose work includes the critically acclaimed plays ‘King Charles III”, “Earthquakes in London” and the hit TV drama, ‘Dr Foster”.
Contractions is performed by Annigna Kennedy and Rhona Richards with direction by Alice Bravery.
Like most things, the Galaxy event started back in 2017 as a simple idea. To bring a comic con event to Jersey, to celebrate our love of pop culture and to bring a fun, modern and exciting event to the Channel Islands.
Over the course of six months and with the support of a growing group of passionate and talented people, we delivered the first ever Galaxy event in June 2018. Galaxy – A Sci-Fi Celebration.
The Event as the name suggests was themed around Sci-Fi, some of the highlights included actors from the original
Star Wars movies, the DeLorean “Time Machine” from the Back to the Future movie and Boogie Storm who were finalists and golden buzzer winners from Britain’s got Talent! It garnered attention from media both local and national and to go from concept to delivery of a large scale media event in 6 months was an achievement our team are proud of, and it’s something we wanted to do again.
We reached out to our guests and customers to find out what we did well, what we didn’t and what they wanted more of. With that in hand, the next Galaxy event began to take shape to deliver a bigger and more ambitious event, with more to see, more to do and most of all, deliver a planned annual pop culture event to the Channel Islands, to bring an experience to the local community that is usually inaccessible and to support local charities, projects and businesses at the same time.
Today, we invite you to be part of Galaxy Comic Con 2020.
Sponsored by
Proudly Supporting
Galaxy Comic Con Jersey is run and managed by Prestige! Events Jersey.
Come along to the Wetland Centre during half term to investigate owl pellets! Learn about how and why owls produce them and what we can learn from dissecting them.
Time: 1pm to 3pm (drop in during this time)
Price: NTJ Members; Free; Non-Members; £10 per child
Booking essential
Suitable for children aged 4-11. Accompanying adults do not require a ticket.
We offer substantially reduced rates for Members. Membership starts from £30 for an adult and £15 for a child p.a.If you would like to become a member click HERE
Join Patrick Cahill at Jersey Library for a free crash-course in how to produce your own books by hand. There are four sessions scheduled for 2-5pm on the below dates. Places on the sessions must be reserved via Eventbrite.
Thursday 23 January Friday 24 January Thursday 20 February Friday 21 February
This event is rescheduled from last year’ s Jersey Festival of Words and is kindly supported by the Société Jersiaise.
Books, booklets, zines, pamphlets, e-books, whatever name they go by, getting your content into book form is the first of step towards sharing it with an audience. In this short workshop we look at the principles of paper based book production. We will explore the structural components of a book, their limitations, and pre-press considerations, before introducing some basic binding techniques through practical tasks.
James McAvoy (X-Men, Atonement) returns to the stage in an inventive new adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac, broadcast live to cinemas from the West End in London.
Fierce with a pen and notorious in combat, Cyrano almost has it all – if only he could win the heart of his true love Roxane. There’s just one big problem: he has a nose as huge as his heart. Will a society engulfed by narcissism get the better of Cyrano – or can his mastery of language set Roxane’s world alight?
Edmond Rostand’s masterwork is adapted by Martin Crimp, with direction by Jamie Lloyd (Betrayal). This classic play will be brought to life with linguistic ingenuity to celebrate Cyrano’s powerful and resonant resistance against overwhelming odds.
Like most things, the Galaxy event started back in 2017 as a simple idea. To bring a comic con event to Jersey, to celebrate our love of pop culture and to bring a fun, modern and exciting event to the Channel Islands.
Over the course of six months and with the support of a growing group of passionate and talented people, we delivered the first ever Galaxy event in June 2018. Galaxy – A Sci-Fi Celebration.
The Event as the name suggests was themed around Sci-Fi, some of the highlights included actors from the original
Star Wars movies, the DeLorean “Time Machine” from the Back to the Future movie and Boogie Storm who were finalists and golden buzzer winners from Britain’s got Talent! It garnered attention from media both local and national and to go from concept to delivery of a large scale media event in 6 months was an achievement our team are proud of, and it’s something we wanted to do again.
We reached out to our guests and customers to find out what we did well, what we didn’t and what they wanted more of. With that in hand, the next Galaxy event began to take shape to deliver a bigger and more ambitious event, with more to see, more to do and most of all, deliver a planned annual pop culture event to the Channel Islands, to bring an experience to the local community that is usually inaccessible and to support local charities, projects and businesses at the same time.
Today, we invite you to be part of Galaxy Comic Con 2020.
Sponsored by
Proudly Supporting
Galaxy Comic Con Jersey is run and managed by Prestige! Events Jersey.
Come along to the Wetland Centre during half term to investigate owl pellets! Learn about how and why owls produce them and what we can learn from dissecting them.
Time: 1pm to 3pm (drop in during this time)
Price: NTJ Members; Free; Non-Members; £10 per child
Booking essential
Suitable for children aged 4-11. Accompanying adults do not require a ticket.
We offer substantially reduced rates for Members. Membership starts from £30 for an adult and £15 for a child p.a.If you would like to become a member click HERE
Join Patrick Cahill at Jersey Library for a free crash-course in how to produce your own books by hand. There are four sessions scheduled for 2-5pm on the below dates. Places on the sessions must be reserved via Eventbrite.
Thursday 23 January Friday 24 January Thursday 20 February Friday 21 February
This event is rescheduled from last year’ s Jersey Festival of Words and is kindly supported by the Société Jersiaise.
Books, booklets, zines, pamphlets, e-books, whatever name they go by, getting your content into book form is the first of step towards sharing it with an audience. In this short workshop we look at the principles of paper based book production. We will explore the structural components of a book, their limitations, and pre-press considerations, before introducing some basic binding techniques through practical tasks.
James McAvoy (X-Men, Atonement) returns to the stage in an inventive new adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac, broadcast live to cinemas from the West End in London.
Fierce with a pen and notorious in combat, Cyrano almost has it all – if only he could win the heart of his true love Roxane. There’s just one big problem: he has a nose as huge as his heart. Will a society engulfed by narcissism get the better of Cyrano – or can his mastery of language set Roxane’s world alight?
Edmond Rostand’s masterwork is adapted by Martin Crimp, with direction by Jamie Lloyd (Betrayal). This classic play will be brought to life with linguistic ingenuity to celebrate Cyrano’s powerful and resonant resistance against overwhelming odds.
Join Patrick Cahill at Jersey Library for a free crash-course in how to produce your own books by hand. There are four sessions scheduled for 2-5pm on the below dates. Places on the sessions must be reserved via Eventbrite.
Thursday 23 January Friday 24 January Thursday 20 February Friday 21 February
This event is rescheduled from last year’ s Jersey Festival of Words and is kindly supported by the Société Jersiaise.
Books, booklets, zines, pamphlets, e-books, whatever name they go by, getting your content into book form is the first of step towards sharing it with an audience. In this short workshop we look at the principles of paper based book production. We will explore the structural components of a book, their limitations, and pre-press considerations, before introducing some basic binding techniques through practical tasks.
Charity Barn dance dancing to the Caesarean Celidh band, with basket meal and raffle in aid of CRY projects. Good fun for everyone, get together a group, or come on your own, you will be made very welcome. Tickets £15 each available from the CRY shop at 42 New Street or Tel 618497
The West End Experience is back again for February half term. Local children aged 7 to 18 have had only 4 days to work with their professional actors, choreographers directors and musical directors to give them the ultimate musical theatre experience. The students will be joined on stage by their professional tutors together with stars from the West End Stage who will join them for this concert.
“As a teacher it is highly rewarding to work with the abundance of talent the Island has to offer. For the students it’s the closest they get to a theatre school training at such a young age, and it is an unforgettable week” Jonathan David Dudley – West End Actor and Tutor
Join Patrick Cahill at Jersey Library for a free crash-course in how to produce your own books by hand. There are four sessions scheduled for 2-5pm on the below dates. Places on the sessions must be reserved via Eventbrite.
Thursday 23 January Friday 24 January Thursday 20 February Friday 21 February
This event is rescheduled from last year’ s Jersey Festival of Words and is kindly supported by the Société Jersiaise.
Books, booklets, zines, pamphlets, e-books, whatever name they go by, getting your content into book form is the first of step towards sharing it with an audience. In this short workshop we look at the principles of paper based book production. We will explore the structural components of a book, their limitations, and pre-press considerations, before introducing some basic binding techniques through practical tasks.
Charity Barn dance dancing to the Caesarean Celidh band, with basket meal and raffle in aid of CRY projects. Good fun for everyone, get together a group, or come on your own, you will be made very welcome. Tickets £15 each available from the CRY shop at 42 New Street or Tel 618497
The West End Experience is back again for February half term. Local children aged 7 to 18 have had only 4 days to work with their professional actors, choreographers directors and musical directors to give them the ultimate musical theatre experience. The students will be joined on stage by their professional tutors together with stars from the West End Stage who will join them for this concert.
“As a teacher it is highly rewarding to work with the abundance of talent the Island has to offer. For the students it’s the closest they get to a theatre school training at such a young age, and it is an unforgettable week” Jonathan David Dudley – West End Actor and Tutor
An exploration of liberation and freedom (and much more besides) to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Jersey’s liberation from occupying forces. With only 36 hours, over four days, to create their pieces, local artists have again been given the challenge of producing their work straight onto the Berni Gallery walls, using the above as a stimulus. Each artist will have just 36 hours, in situ, to create and complete the work.
This exhibition follows in the footsteps of the previously successful ‘5×4’ in 2006, ‘Self Portrait’ in 2011, ‘Conflict’ in 2014, ‘Sporting Bodies’ in 2015, ‘woman/man’ in 2016, ‘Art 35’ for Jersey Arts Centre’s 35th anniversary celebrations in 2018, and ‘the dance’ in 2019. After the exhibition has finished on Tuesday 17 March, the gallery walls will be repainted, covering up the work forever. Don’t miss your chance to experience this unique exhibition – it won’t be there for long!
Like most things, the Galaxy event started back in 2017 as a simple idea. To bring a comic con event to Jersey, to celebrate our love of pop culture and to bring a fun, modern and exciting event to the Channel Islands.
Over the course of six months and with the support of a growing group of passionate and talented people, we delivered the first ever Galaxy event in June 2018. Galaxy – A Sci-Fi Celebration.
The Event as the name suggests was themed around Sci-Fi, some of the highlights included actors from the original
Star Wars movies, the DeLorean “Time Machine” from the Back to the Future movie and Boogie Storm who were finalists and golden buzzer winners from Britain’s got Talent! It garnered attention from media both local and national and to go from concept to delivery of a large scale media event in 6 months was an achievement our team are proud of, and it’s something we wanted to do again.
We reached out to our guests and customers to find out what we did well, what we didn’t and what they wanted more of. With that in hand, the next Galaxy event began to take shape to deliver a bigger and more ambitious event, with more to see, more to do and most of all, deliver a planned annual pop culture event to the Channel Islands, to bring an experience to the local community that is usually inaccessible and to support local charities, projects and businesses at the same time.
Today, we invite you to be part of Galaxy Comic Con 2020.
Sponsored by
Proudly Supporting
Galaxy Comic Con Jersey is run and managed by Prestige! Events Jersey.
Discover all that our beautiful picturesque venue has to offer; enjoy drinks and delicious canapes plus watch our fantastic models in a collection of bridal fashion wear, all accompanied by live music.
Our team of experienced Wedding Coordinators will be joined by a carefully selected group of suppliers, all on hand throughout the day to discuss your individual ideas 👰
Our recommended suppliers:
– Hotel Chocolat – Marks & Spencers – Moss Bros – Paul Wright Photography – Oasis Florist – Marquee Solutions – Panache Weddings – Piano Strings – Ceremonies with Lyndsey – Rivoli Jewellers – Catherine Best Jewellery – Sara’s Fabulous Weddings – Rolas Finishing Touches – Colin Cruckshank – Bella Mauger
A mixture of absurdist comedy and tense drama with Halldora Geirharosdottir as a formidable eco-justice warrior faced with the challenge of juggling her protest activities and the responsibilities of foster motherhood.
President’s Choice – to be introduced by Chris Sutton
Auction to help raise funds for the Harry Zambon Memorial Garden at JCG & The Jersey Brain Tumour Charity
A signed shirt by Scott Brown, captain of Celtic Football Club from the Champions League match between Celtic & Manchester United at Celtic Park in November 2018
A framed England Rugby shirt worn by Kyran Bracken
These two shirts are to be auctioned on 26th February, any bids can be given by email before the event to Simon Drieu at Glencoe or in person at the auction
The Jersey Dance Awards returns for its second year!
This year, dancers from both Jersey and Guernsey will compete in many genres of dance for their chance to place for a medal. Dancers also have the chance to qualify for the prestigious Dance World Cup finals and the brand new competition: World Dance Challenge!
Thrilling tales from a modern day explorer. From crossing Antarctica to conquering Everest, Ben will take the audience on an inspiring adventure.
Join Ben in this uplifting and exciting show, when he’ll be sharing his stories of the wilderness. Ben has climbed Everest, been swimming with crocodiles, saved elephants, dodged pirates, been marooned for a year on an uninhabited island, walked to the South Pole, Crossed the Empty Quarter with camels, rowed across the Atlantic Ocean, tracked the Migration of the Wilderbeest, swum from Alcatraz, had a flesh eating disease and messed around with ferrets!
The much-loved TV adventurer will recount, with warmth and honesty, his thrilling tales. If you like Ben’s TV shows then you’ll love this personal and intimate evening of stories from around the world. The show will include multi-media.
The UN Patron of the Wilderness, Ben Fogle has travelled the world, has published 10 bestselling books & his TV shows are a global hit watched by millions around the world.
‘ADVENTURER IN A CLASS OF HIS OWN’ BBC
‘FUNNY, ENTERTAINING & REALLY RATHER INSPIRING TOO’ DAILY MAIL
‘A WHOLESOME, ETHICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL ADVENTURER’ THE GUARDIAN
The Jersey Dance Awards returns for its second year!
This year, dancers from both Jersey and Guernsey will compete in many genres of dance for their chance to place for a medal. Dancers also have the chance to qualify for the prestigious Dance World Cup finals and the brand new competition: World Dance Challenge!
Thrilling tales from a modern day explorer. From crossing Antarctica to conquering Everest, Ben will take the audience on an inspiring adventure.
Join Ben in this uplifting and exciting show, when he’ll be sharing his stories of the wilderness. Ben has climbed Everest, been swimming with crocodiles, saved elephants, dodged pirates, been marooned for a year on an uninhabited island, walked to the South Pole, Crossed the Empty Quarter with camels, rowed across the Atlantic Ocean, tracked the Migration of the Wilderbeest, swum from Alcatraz, had a flesh eating disease and messed around with ferrets!
The much-loved TV adventurer will recount, with warmth and honesty, his thrilling tales. If you like Ben’s TV shows then you’ll love this personal and intimate evening of stories from around the world. The show will include multi-media.
The UN Patron of the Wilderness, Ben Fogle has travelled the world, has published 10 bestselling books & his TV shows are a global hit watched by millions around the world.
‘ADVENTURER IN A CLASS OF HIS OWN’ BBC
‘FUNNY, ENTERTAINING & REALLY RATHER INSPIRING TOO’ DAILY MAIL
‘A WHOLESOME, ETHICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL ADVENTURER’ THE GUARDIAN
On Saturday 29th February (the day that women are traditionally allowed to propose!) we will be holding our first Wedding Event of the year.
If you are getting married in 2020 this is an event not to be missed.
With 100’s of wedding rings available to try, promotions and free gifts as well as representatives from our London based wedding ring supplier we have everything on hand to ensure you are able to choose the perfect rings for your big day.
Get behind the scenes and access the Jersey Heritage art, object and archaeology stores.
An opportunity to get behind the scenes and access the Jersey Heritage art, object and archaeology stores. All of the tours are free to join but pre-booking is essential by calling 01534 633324.
Free parking at the Blacksmith Arms, meet at the object store behind the Sir Francis Cook Gallery, access through gravelled road just past Sir Francis Gallery on Trinity main road.
The finest young musicians in Jersey compete for the title of Jersey Young Musician of the Year. This coveted title will be awarded to the young performer who gives the most expressive and technically accomplished performance of their chosen repertoire. Many past winners of this competition have gone on to pursue successful careers in music.
To reach the final each musician has had to win their particular heat in competition with other instrumentalists of their instrumental family. Now the heat winners go head-to-head producing an array of instrumental timbres, musical styles and genres.
Alegria is an exciting latin band – They give this irresistible music a contemporary edge, bringing to the audience a truly sensational and authentic music experience. Singer Adria Godfrey loves taking the audience back to her Latin musical roots.
Full food menu available. Please Book Now – T.727521 or book online
On Saturday 29th February (the day that women are traditionally allowed to propose!) we will be holding our first Wedding Event of the year.
If you are getting married in 2020 this is an event not to be missed.
With 100’s of wedding rings available to try, promotions and free gifts as well as representatives from our London based wedding ring supplier we have everything on hand to ensure you are able to choose the perfect rings for your big day.
Get behind the scenes and access the Jersey Heritage art, object and archaeology stores.
An opportunity to get behind the scenes and access the Jersey Heritage art, object and archaeology stores. All of the tours are free to join but pre-booking is essential by calling 01534 633324.
Free parking at the Blacksmith Arms, meet at the object store behind the Sir Francis Cook Gallery, access through gravelled road just past Sir Francis Gallery on Trinity main road.
The finest young musicians in Jersey compete for the title of Jersey Young Musician of the Year. This coveted title will be awarded to the young performer who gives the most expressive and technically accomplished performance of their chosen repertoire. Many past winners of this competition have gone on to pursue successful careers in music.
To reach the final each musician has had to win their particular heat in competition with other instrumentalists of their instrumental family. Now the heat winners go head-to-head producing an array of instrumental timbres, musical styles and genres.
Alegria is an exciting latin band – They give this irresistible music a contemporary edge, bringing to the audience a truly sensational and authentic music experience. Singer Adria Godfrey loves taking the audience back to her Latin musical roots.
Full food menu available. Please Book Now – T.727521 or book online
Molly Cornick – My theme for this work was butterflies because of how vibrant and unique they are. I have researched and looked at a variety of species of butterflies and seen how each individual one is so different. I visited the butterfly enclosure at Durrell zoo and the Societte. I enjoyed visiting these places as I got to see so many butterflies up close and in detail which helped a lot with my project. I have created my piece on a light, sheer fabric to link in with butterflies and their delicacy. I have selected the colour scheme as tones of pink and purple as these colours make me feel happy and the unrealistic butterflies remind me of my childhood.
