Experience Liberation Day 1945, recreated through projected crowd scenes from the Royal Square and Pomme D’Or Hotel filmed on 9 May 1945. The exhibition will focus entirely on Liberation Day and the joy of being free. There will be first-person accounts of Islanders’ Liberation stories and how their descendants feel about liberty and freedom today.
Exhibition sponsored by Alex Picot Trust and supported by the Bailiff Jersey. WIth additional thanks to Jersey Heritage Patrons and Benefactors
This exhibition is free of charge in the John de Veulle Gallery at Jersey Museum & Art Gallery.
Cider making is at the very heart of La Faîs’sie d’Cidre, preserving Jersey’s rich Heritage of cider production, and providing opportunities for community involvement so the tradition is able to continue into the future.
Thank you to everyone who contacted us to take part, your support has been amazing. For this year, both apple picking days are now full.
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
We’re back with another fabulous fun Hooping Workshop. If you came to the last one, great come again but new beginners are also very welcome. You will learn to hula hoop on your waist and in your hands along with ways to move between the two.
Whether you’re after a fun afternoon workout, a new skill, a mindful way to de-stress or just want to learn something different, hooping has something for everyone.
This workshop is the first of several to be held in October and November. You can come along to just one or continue learning more over the weeks.
It is suitable for all abilities and ages 12 and above. Perhaps you remember hooping as a child and would love to give it a try, or you have some hooping experience this workshop will suit you all.
The 2 hour session will be broken down in sections to explain, demonstrate, practice & play with plenty of breaks to rest. Everyone learns at their own pace in a safe non-judgemental environment. Its all about having fun.
Hooping is low impact so less strain on knees, hips and backs.
**Cost – £20.00 in advance Payment via the Paypal link
Ref Hoop workshop & your name Please also Email [email protected] to confirm you have booked
** or email to book and ask for other payment methods [email protected]
++Booking essential as numbers are restricted to Jersey Government Covid-19 guidelines
Once you’ve booked your place I will need to keep your contact details for 21 days for Covid-19 track & trace.
If you own your own hoop bring it, otherwise all hoops provided will be sanitised prior to use on the day.
Hand gel will be provided to use on arrival and you will naturally be socially distancing when you are hooping.
“Hoop to stay fit, stay fit to Hoop”
I can’t wait to get hooping with you all in person again. Hoopy hugs Hels x
Live Music NIght here at The Savoy Hotel Jersey. Book here tinyurl.com/srmpj9c Steve McVay and his guests will amaze you with different styles and genres throughout his amazing performance. Full menu available and also Channel Islands Largest Gin selection
Christmas Preserves with Lesley Garton from The Chilli Kitchen Christmas Chutney Making….. It takes up to 8 – 10 weeks to mature a Chutney
Christmas Chutney Making…..
It takes up to 8 – 10 weeks to mature a Chutney, the theme will be Christmas Table with a modern twist!
Join Lesley and learn how to make wonderful winter preserves with harvest bounty such as blackberries and rhubarb for your larder and just in time for Christmas. Enjoy a light cheese and wine supper and a tot of Sloe gin in the wonderful old Pressoir at The Elms.
Every Jersey resident has an immigration story – whether their family came here 500 years or five years ago. This exhibition explores some of these stories and the ways in which immigration has shaped and influenced the Island we know today
Jersey’s first permanent settlers arrived around 7,000 years ago. They were driven by a changing climate to seek a new and sheltered place where they could plant their crops and raise their families. Since that time, waves of immigrants have arrived in Jersey.
Some were fleeing religious or political persecution and they found refuge in this Island. Others were economic migrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, from retired English army officers in the 19th century to Breton farm workers in the early 20th century.
Normal entry fee applies, Jersey Heritage Members go FREE.
Christmas Preserves with Lesley Garton from The Chilli Kitchen Christmas Chutney Making….. It takes up to 8 – 10 weeks to mature a Chutney
Christmas Chutney Making…..
It takes up to 8 – 10 weeks to mature a Chutney, the theme will be Christmas Table with a modern twist!
Join Lesley and learn how to make wonderful winter preserves with harvest bounty such as blackberries and rhubarb for your larder and just in time for Christmas. Enjoy a light cheese and wine supper and a tot of Sloe gin in the wonderful old Pressoir at The Elms.
Book here tinyurl.com/srmpj9c NEW for 2020 we are happy to welcome Nic Dinnie, he specialise in creating a smooth, groovy atmosphere, perfectly complementing a night of great company, food and fun. Expect sounds from Stevie wonder, Frank Sinatra, John Mayer and many more great artists. Full menu available and also Channel Islands Largest Gin selection
In 2019 Anna travelling through the breathtaking country of Nepal and was astounded by the beauty of the country and the people who called it home. She fell in love straight away and knew there was something there that she wanted to capture. This exhibition is a visual display of people and communities that have a story to be shared.
50% of all profit that is made through this exhibition, either by selling prints of images, or photo books, will be given to the business that Anna worked alongside in Nepal. This business is called Five14 and is an Adventure company that aims at preventing exploitation through ethical business.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
My name is Anna Houiellebecq and I use my skills in photography to document the people and places I see throughout my travels. I love meeting and getting to know people from different backgrounds and cultures, and believe they all have something powerful and unique to share. My aim with photography is to become a story teller. I strive to see the beauty in the places and people that I meet, and to listen and to learn from my experiences. I want to use my love of photography to give a voice to those who don’t have the opportunity to use theirs. I take a very artistic approach to my images and believe I have a very unique way of capturing the world. I am a visionary, capturing the truth, the beauty, the spirit and the unknown.
Every Jersey resident has an immigration story – whether their family came here 500 years or five years ago. This exhibition explores some of these stories and the ways in which immigration has shaped and influenced the Island we know today
Jersey’s first permanent settlers arrived around 7,000 years ago. They were driven by a changing climate to seek a new and sheltered place where they could plant their crops and raise their families. Since that time, waves of immigrants have arrived in Jersey.
Some were fleeing religious or political persecution and they found refuge in this Island. Others were economic migrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, from retired English army officers in the 19th century to Breton farm workers in the early 20th century.
Normal entry fee applies, Jersey Heritage Members go FREE.
Christmas Preserves with Lesley Garton from The Chilli Kitchen Christmas Chutney Making….. It takes up to 8 – 10 weeks to mature a Chutney
Christmas Chutney Making…..
It takes up to 8 – 10 weeks to mature a Chutney, the theme will be Christmas Table with a modern twist!
Join Lesley and learn how to make wonderful winter preserves with harvest bounty such as blackberries and rhubarb for your larder and just in time for Christmas. Enjoy a light cheese and wine supper and a tot of Sloe gin in the wonderful old Pressoir at The Elms.
Book here tinyurl.com/srmpj9c NEW for 2020 we are happy to welcome Nic Dinnie, he specialise in creating a smooth, groovy atmosphere, perfectly complementing a night of great company, food and fun. Expect sounds from Stevie wonder, Frank Sinatra, John Mayer and many more great artists. Full menu available and also Channel Islands Largest Gin selection
In 2019 Anna travelling through the breathtaking country of Nepal and was astounded by the beauty of the country and the people who called it home. She fell in love straight away and knew there was something there that she wanted to capture. This exhibition is a visual display of people and communities that have a story to be shared.
50% of all profit that is made through this exhibition, either by selling prints of images, or photo books, will be given to the business that Anna worked alongside in Nepal. This business is called Five14 and is an Adventure company that aims at preventing exploitation through ethical business.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
My name is Anna Houiellebecq and I use my skills in photography to document the people and places I see throughout my travels. I love meeting and getting to know people from different backgrounds and cultures, and believe they all have something powerful and unique to share. My aim with photography is to become a story teller. I strive to see the beauty in the places and people that I meet, and to listen and to learn from my experiences. I want to use my love of photography to give a voice to those who don’t have the opportunity to use theirs. I take a very artistic approach to my images and believe I have a very unique way of capturing the world. I am a visionary, capturing the truth, the beauty, the spirit and the unknown.
Experience Liberation Day 1945, recreated through projected crowd scenes from the Royal Square and Pomme D’Or Hotel filmed on 9 May 1945. The exhibition will focus entirely on Liberation Day and the joy of being free. There will be first-person accounts of Islanders’ Liberation stories and how their descendants feel about liberty and freedom today.
Exhibition sponsored by Alex Picot Trust and supported by the Bailiff Jersey. WIth additional thanks to Jersey Heritage Patrons and Benefactors
This exhibition is free of charge in the John de Veulle Gallery at Jersey Museum & Art Gallery.
Cider making is at the very heart of La Faîs’sie d’Cidre, preserving Jersey’s rich Heritage of cider production, and providing opportunities for community involvement so the tradition is able to continue into the future.
Thank you to everyone who contacted us to take part, your support has been amazing. For this year, both apple picking days are now full.
VIRTUAL EVENT ‘ANYTIME, ANYWHERE’ INFO (actual event info further below)
We’ve sadly had to cancel our Starlight Ball which was fundraising for the Maternity Bereavement Suite. We’re still aiming to meet this target so from today we are offering our 10km walk as a Virtual Event – Anytime, Anywhere!
Can’t do 10km, or do it in a day? Don’t worry, we really appreciate your support nonetheless, do what you can! Register for a Virtual Event ‘Anytime, Anywhere’ ticket and walk – or run – anytime you choose before or after the official event and claim your medal. Children still participate for free, although any sponsorship would be great!
Please remember to stay safe and follow government guidelines regarding safety and physical distancing, which can be found here. We’d also love to see you and where you walked! If you’d like to share a photo you can tag us on #pfstarlightwalk , email it to us or join our 10km Starlight Walk Facebook Group.
Or join us on 10th October, when we are walking 10 km in memory of our babies and children to:-
– raise awareness for Baby Loss Awareness Week 9 – 15th October
– raise funds to support bereaved parents who lose a baby or child
Every step really does make a difference and every donation helps the charity to support bereaved parents, this year more than ever.
Peer support can be a real lifeline when you are affected by the loss of a baby or child. Bereavement counselling offers a different, yet still vital service. From 2020, the charity began giving an annual grant to Jersey Hospice Care Emotional and Bereavement Service, in respect of support given to bereaved parents or parents who are facing the loss of their baby or child.
YOUR amazing support made this happen!
Funds raised in 2020 will go towards this annual grant and towards existing fundraising to refurbish the Maternity Bereavement Suite , which is being relocated within Maternity.
Thank you so much, without your support we could not make this happen.
* * *
SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER 2020 INFORMATION
£10 per adult, children are free but please register them so we can keep track of numbers for insurance purposes.
If you’re not up to the whole 10km – please join us anyway and walk what you can!
Pre-registration preferred but you are also welcome to just turn up on the day. If you are able to raise even a little in sponsorship that would be amazing.
Start: 17:30-19:00 Finish: 21:30
From Les Jardins, Waterfront to St Aubin and back.
Everyone is welcome, adults, children, dogs, buggies and scooters!
If you’d like to help in any way please contact us for volunteer and sponsorship opportunities.
We will review government advice regarding Covid-19 nearer the time and adjust as necessary to mitigate risk
* * *
Our thanks to the Technical Team who for the 5th year running will light the Fort Regent dome PINK and BLUE in memory of our babies.
As well as PINK and BLUE – we’re also going GREEN!
We will not be offering t-shirts with registration as we know so many end up in the back of a wardrobe!
Please bring your refillable bottles, Jersey Water have kindly given us a water station at St Aubin.
Single use glow sticks contain chemicals, glass and plastic and cannot be recycled. But – DON’T PANIC – we still want it to be fun in the dark so we’ll give you a flashing, multicoloured LED glow stick
Once you have completed your walk you are free to keep it OR you could always donate it back to us to re-use next year.
Following his recent appearances with Lionel Richie himself on ITV’s ‘Sunday Night At The Palladium’ and the ‘Graham Norton Show’ for the BBC, Malcolm Pitt delivers a powerhouse and breathtaking performance in this high octane show celebrating the music of Lionel Richie and the Commodores. This award winning five star production also features a stellar line-up of world class musicians including musical director, Jonny Miller from Talon.
‘Dancing On The Ceiling’, ‘Hello’, ‘Three Times A Lady’,
‘Easy’, ‘All Night Long’ and many more…
***** “I CLOSE MY EYES AND IT’S LIONEL” ROGER UPRIGHT
Cider making is at the very heart of La Faîs’sie d’Cidre, preserving Jersey’s rich Heritage of cider production, and providing opportunities for community involvement so the tradition is able to continue into the future.
Thank you to everyone who contacted us to take part, your support has been amazing. For this year, both apple picking days are now full.
VIRTUAL EVENT ‘ANYTIME, ANYWHERE’ INFO (actual event info further below)
We’ve sadly had to cancel our Starlight Ball which was fundraising for the Maternity Bereavement Suite. We’re still aiming to meet this target so from today we are offering our 10km walk as a Virtual Event – Anytime, Anywhere!
Can’t do 10km, or do it in a day? Don’t worry, we really appreciate your support nonetheless, do what you can! Register for a Virtual Event ‘Anytime, Anywhere’ ticket and walk – or run – anytime you choose before or after the official event and claim your medal. Children still participate for free, although any sponsorship would be great!
Please remember to stay safe and follow government guidelines regarding safety and physical distancing, which can be found here. We’d also love to see you and where you walked! If you’d like to share a photo you can tag us on #pfstarlightwalk , email it to us or join our 10km Starlight Walk Facebook Group.
Or join us on 10th October, when we are walking 10 km in memory of our babies and children to:-
– raise awareness for Baby Loss Awareness Week 9 – 15th October
– raise funds to support bereaved parents who lose a baby or child
Every step really does make a difference and every donation helps the charity to support bereaved parents, this year more than ever.
Peer support can be a real lifeline when you are affected by the loss of a baby or child. Bereavement counselling offers a different, yet still vital service. From 2020, the charity began giving an annual grant to Jersey Hospice Care Emotional and Bereavement Service, in respect of support given to bereaved parents or parents who are facing the loss of their baby or child.
YOUR amazing support made this happen!
Funds raised in 2020 will go towards this annual grant and towards existing fundraising to refurbish the Maternity Bereavement Suite , which is being relocated within Maternity.
Thank you so much, without your support we could not make this happen.
* * *
SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER 2020 INFORMATION
£10 per adult, children are free but please register them so we can keep track of numbers for insurance purposes.
If you’re not up to the whole 10km – please join us anyway and walk what you can!
Pre-registration preferred but you are also welcome to just turn up on the day. If you are able to raise even a little in sponsorship that would be amazing.
Start: 17:30-19:00 Finish: 21:30
From Les Jardins, Waterfront to St Aubin and back.
Everyone is welcome, adults, children, dogs, buggies and scooters!
If you’d like to help in any way please contact us for volunteer and sponsorship opportunities.
We will review government advice regarding Covid-19 nearer the time and adjust as necessary to mitigate risk
* * *
Our thanks to the Technical Team who for the 5th year running will light the Fort Regent dome PINK and BLUE in memory of our babies.
As well as PINK and BLUE – we’re also going GREEN!
We will not be offering t-shirts with registration as we know so many end up in the back of a wardrobe!
Please bring your refillable bottles, Jersey Water have kindly given us a water station at St Aubin.
Single use glow sticks contain chemicals, glass and plastic and cannot be recycled. But – DON’T PANIC – we still want it to be fun in the dark so we’ll give you a flashing, multicoloured LED glow stick
Once you have completed your walk you are free to keep it OR you could always donate it back to us to re-use next year.
Following his recent appearances with Lionel Richie himself on ITV’s ‘Sunday Night At The Palladium’ and the ‘Graham Norton Show’ for the BBC, Malcolm Pitt delivers a powerhouse and breathtaking performance in this high octane show celebrating the music of Lionel Richie and the Commodores. This award winning five star production also features a stellar line-up of world class musicians including musical director, Jonny Miller from Talon.
‘Dancing On The Ceiling’, ‘Hello’, ‘Three Times A Lady’,
‘Easy’, ‘All Night Long’ and many more…
***** “I CLOSE MY EYES AND IT’S LIONEL” ROGER UPRIGHT
Help us cut and clear the bracken covered valley edges ahead of this season’s tree planting.
Come along and help us cut and clear the bracken covered valley edges ahead of this season’s tree planting. We will also be piling the bracken litter to be used as mulch when the trees are planted.
Please meet at the car park at 10am to allow us to walk over to the site and start work for 10.30am. We will finish for 1pm.
Due to Covid restrictions we are discouraging the sharing of tools and ensuring that any borrowed tools are disinfected before and after the event. With this in mind, if you have your own sickles, rakes, forks or gardening gloves, please bring them along.
Clothing: Please dress for the weather and bear in mind how exposed the site is on the North Coast. Sturdy boots are recommended as we will be working on some sloped gradients.
Children are welcome to attend this task as long as they are directly supervised by a parent or guardian.
Refreshments: Kim will be setting up her pop up cafe to treat you all when work finishes at about 12.30.
A wildflower walk around Beauport with its beautiful beach and headland
Join Tina Hull, local botanist, on a wildflower walk around Beauport with its beautiful beach and headland. Learn about the folklore, science, myth and magic of all the wonderful autumnal flora you will see on this short stroll.
Meeting Point: Beauport
Duration: 2 hours/Easy walk – some uneven terrain
Bus Route: 12A (Poplars Bus Stop and walk through Mont Es Croix Estate)
Buy in £50+ £5 ( 2 bullets ) Re- entry £50 + £5 (during 2 hours time ) Starting Stack 50.000K Blinds 20 minutes Targets of the event Dan & Scott Rewards £200 each head on top of the prize pool
Book here: tinyurl.com/srmpj9c Savoy Hotel presents for the first time: “Not 2 Shabby” a local duo covering songs from 1960s to present day with their own twists. A delicious set menu is available starting at £23
Help us cut and clear the bracken covered valley edges ahead of this season’s tree planting.
Come along and help us cut and clear the bracken covered valley edges ahead of this season’s tree planting. We will also be piling the bracken litter to be used as mulch when the trees are planted.
Please meet at the car park at 10am to allow us to walk over to the site and start work for 10.30am. We will finish for 1pm.
Due to Covid restrictions we are discouraging the sharing of tools and ensuring that any borrowed tools are disinfected before and after the event. With this in mind, if you have your own sickles, rakes, forks or gardening gloves, please bring them along.
Clothing: Please dress for the weather and bear in mind how exposed the site is on the North Coast. Sturdy boots are recommended as we will be working on some sloped gradients.
Children are welcome to attend this task as long as they are directly supervised by a parent or guardian.
Refreshments: Kim will be setting up her pop up cafe to treat you all when work finishes at about 12.30.
A wildflower walk around Beauport with its beautiful beach and headland
Join Tina Hull, local botanist, on a wildflower walk around Beauport with its beautiful beach and headland. Learn about the folklore, science, myth and magic of all the wonderful autumnal flora you will see on this short stroll.
Meeting Point: Beauport
Duration: 2 hours/Easy walk – some uneven terrain
Bus Route: 12A (Poplars Bus Stop and walk through Mont Es Croix Estate)
Buy in £50+ £5 ( 2 bullets ) Re- entry £50 + £5 (during 2 hours time ) Starting Stack 50.000K Blinds 20 minutes Targets of the event Dan & Scott Rewards £200 each head on top of the prize pool
Book here: tinyurl.com/srmpj9c Savoy Hotel presents for the first time: “Not 2 Shabby” a local duo covering songs from 1960s to present day with their own twists. A delicious set menu is available starting at £23
Join us for our Wedding Week Event at Rivoli Jewellers to enjoy the full wedding ring shopping experience with exclusive discounts of up to £150 off*.
With 100’s of wedding rings available to try, promotions and free gifts we have everything on hand to ensure you are able to choose the perfect rings for your big day.
Trizia will be preparing some delicious food on the showroom AGAs. Refreshments will be served but places are limited so please telephone 483921 to book. £10 per person
In 2019 Anna travelling through the breathtaking country of Nepal and was astounded by the beauty of the country and the people who called it home. She fell in love straight away and knew there was something there that she wanted to capture. This exhibition is a visual display of people and communities that have a story to be shared.
50% of all profit that is made through this exhibition, either by selling prints of images, or photo books, will be given to the business that Anna worked alongside in Nepal. This business is called Five14 and is an Adventure company that aims at preventing exploitation through ethical business.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
My name is Anna Houiellebecq and I use my skills in photography to document the people and places I see throughout my travels. I love meeting and getting to know people from different backgrounds and cultures, and believe they all have something powerful and unique to share. My aim with photography is to become a story teller. I strive to see the beauty in the places and people that I meet, and to listen and to learn from my experiences. I want to use my love of photography to give a voice to those who don’t have the opportunity to use theirs. I take a very artistic approach to my images and believe I have a very unique way of capturing the world. I am a visionary, capturing the truth, the beauty, the spirit and the unknown.
Every Jersey resident has an immigration story – whether their family came here 500 years or five years ago. This exhibition explores some of these stories and the ways in which immigration has shaped and influenced the Island we know today
Jersey’s first permanent settlers arrived around 7,000 years ago. They were driven by a changing climate to seek a new and sheltered place where they could plant their crops and raise their families. Since that time, waves of immigrants have arrived in Jersey.
Some were fleeing religious or political persecution and they found refuge in this Island. Others were economic migrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, from retired English army officers in the 19th century to Breton farm workers in the early 20th century.
Normal entry fee applies, Jersey Heritage Members go FREE.
In 2019 Anna travelling through the breathtaking country of Nepal and was astounded by the beauty of the country and the people who called it home. She fell in love straight away and knew there was something there that she wanted to capture. This exhibition is a visual display of people and communities that have a story to be shared.
50% of all profit that is made through this exhibition, either by selling prints of images, or photo books, will be given to the business that Anna worked alongside in Nepal. This business is called Five14 and is an Adventure company that aims at preventing exploitation through ethical business.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
My name is Anna Houiellebecq and I use my skills in photography to document the people and places I see throughout my travels. I love meeting and getting to know people from different backgrounds and cultures, and believe they all have something powerful and unique to share. My aim with photography is to become a story teller. I strive to see the beauty in the places and people that I meet, and to listen and to learn from my experiences. I want to use my love of photography to give a voice to those who don’t have the opportunity to use theirs. I take a very artistic approach to my images and believe I have a very unique way of capturing the world. I am a visionary, capturing the truth, the beauty, the spirit and the unknown.
Every Jersey resident has an immigration story – whether their family came here 500 years or five years ago. This exhibition explores some of these stories and the ways in which immigration has shaped and influenced the Island we know today
Jersey’s first permanent settlers arrived around 7,000 years ago. They were driven by a changing climate to seek a new and sheltered place where they could plant their crops and raise their families. Since that time, waves of immigrants have arrived in Jersey.
Some were fleeing religious or political persecution and they found refuge in this Island. Others were economic migrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, from retired English army officers in the 19th century to Breton farm workers in the early 20th century.
Normal entry fee applies, Jersey Heritage Members go FREE.
Experience Liberation Day 1945, recreated through projected crowd scenes from the Royal Square and Pomme D’Or Hotel filmed on 9 May 1945. The exhibition will focus entirely on Liberation Day and the joy of being free. There will be first-person accounts of Islanders’ Liberation stories and how their descendants feel about liberty and freedom today.
Exhibition sponsored by Alex Picot Trust and supported by the Bailiff Jersey. WIth additional thanks to Jersey Heritage Patrons and Benefactors
This exhibition is free of charge in the John de Veulle Gallery at Jersey Museum & Art Gallery.
For this year only we’re celebrating cider-making in a different way. La Faîs’sie d’Cidre is all about the apples and the annual apple picking and cider making continues despite Covid-19. Cider making is at the very heart of La Faîs’sie d’Cidre and to celebrate Jersey’s rich Heritage of apple growing and cider production our cider-making volunteers will be working hard behind the scenes to ensure that you have something to taste at La Faîs’sie d’Cidre 2021.
This year, come and support the cider-makers, watch them at work and see first-hand our Island tradition of cider-making. We’re hosting small groups of under 20 people in one-hour sessions which are now FULLY BOOKED.
Jersey Heritage Members receive free entry, please bring your Membership key fob with you,
Non-Members will be charged normal entry fee upon arrival and must also book all members of the group in advance.
Your time on-site is limited to one hour.
Parking is available in the Hamptonne Country Life car park.
We’re back with another fabulous fun Hooping Workshop.
Sat 17th Oct 2-4pm Communicare Youth centre.
Suitable for complete beginners but If you’ve been before, thanks and please feel free to come again and learn lots more new moves.
During this 2 hour workshop you will learn to hoop on your waist and in your hands along with ways to move between the two.
Whether you’re after a fun afternoon workout, a new skill, a mindful way to destress or just want to learn something different, hooping has something for everyone.
This workshop is the 3rd of several to continue through October & November. You can come along to just one or continue learning more over the weeks.
It is suitable for all abilities and ages 12 and above. Perhaps you remember hooping as a child and would love to give it a try, or you have some hooping experience this workshop will suit you all.
The 2 hour session will be broken down in sections to explain, demonstrate, practice & play with plenty of breaks to rest. Everyone learns at their own pace in a safe non-judgemental environment. Its all about having fun.
Hooping is low impact so less strain on knees, hips and backs.
**Cost – £20.00 in advance Payment via the Paypal account [email protected] Use the link above with the Ref Hoop workshop & your name
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
For this year only we’re celebrating cider-making in a different way. La Faîs’sie d’Cidre is all about the apples and the annual apple picking and cider making continues despite Covid-19. Cider making is at the very heart of La Faîs’sie d’Cidre and to celebrate Jersey’s rich Heritage of apple growing and cider production our cider-making volunteers will be working hard behind the scenes to ensure that you have something to taste at La Faîs’sie d’Cidre 2021.
This year, come and support the cider-makers, watch them at work and see first-hand our Island tradition of cider-making. We’re hosting small groups of under 20 people in one-hour sessions which are now FULLY BOOKED.
Jersey Heritage Members receive free entry, please bring your Membership key fob with you,
Non-Members will be charged normal entry fee upon arrival and must also book all members of the group in advance.
Your time on-site is limited to one hour.
Parking is available in the Hamptonne Country Life car park.
We’re back with another fabulous fun Hooping Workshop.
Sat 17th Oct 2-4pm Communicare Youth centre.
Suitable for complete beginners but If you’ve been before, thanks and please feel free to come again and learn lots more new moves.
During this 2 hour workshop you will learn to hoop on your waist and in your hands along with ways to move between the two.
Whether you’re after a fun afternoon workout, a new skill, a mindful way to destress or just want to learn something different, hooping has something for everyone.
This workshop is the 3rd of several to continue through October & November. You can come along to just one or continue learning more over the weeks.
It is suitable for all abilities and ages 12 and above. Perhaps you remember hooping as a child and would love to give it a try, or you have some hooping experience this workshop will suit you all.
The 2 hour session will be broken down in sections to explain, demonstrate, practice & play with plenty of breaks to rest. Everyone learns at their own pace in a safe non-judgemental environment. Its all about having fun.
Hooping is low impact so less strain on knees, hips and backs.
**Cost – £20.00 in advance Payment via the Paypal account [email protected] Use the link above with the Ref Hoop workshop & your name
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
In 2019 Anna travelling through the breathtaking country of Nepal and was astounded by the beauty of the country and the people who called it home. She fell in love straight away and knew there was something there that she wanted to capture. This exhibition is a visual display of people and communities that have a story to be shared.
50% of all profit that is made through this exhibition, either by selling prints of images, or photo books, will be given to the business that Anna worked alongside in Nepal. This business is called Five14 and is an Adventure company that aims at preventing exploitation through ethical business.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
My name is Anna Houiellebecq and I use my skills in photography to document the people and places I see throughout my travels. I love meeting and getting to know people from different backgrounds and cultures, and believe they all have something powerful and unique to share. My aim with photography is to become a story teller. I strive to see the beauty in the places and people that I meet, and to listen and to learn from my experiences. I want to use my love of photography to give a voice to those who don’t have the opportunity to use theirs. I take a very artistic approach to my images and believe I have a very unique way of capturing the world. I am a visionary, capturing the truth, the beauty, the spirit and the unknown.
Every Jersey resident has an immigration story – whether their family came here 500 years or five years ago. This exhibition explores some of these stories and the ways in which immigration has shaped and influenced the Island we know today
Jersey’s first permanent settlers arrived around 7,000 years ago. They were driven by a changing climate to seek a new and sheltered place where they could plant their crops and raise their families. Since that time, waves of immigrants have arrived in Jersey.
Some were fleeing religious or political persecution and they found refuge in this Island. Others were economic migrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, from retired English army officers in the 19th century to Breton farm workers in the early 20th century.
Normal entry fee applies, Jersey Heritage Members go FREE.
Book here: tinyurl.com/srmpj9c Savoy Hotel presents for the first time: “Not 2 Shabby” a local duo covering songs from 1960s to present day with their own twists. A delicious set menu is available starting at £23
In 2019 Anna travelling through the breathtaking country of Nepal and was astounded by the beauty of the country and the people who called it home. She fell in love straight away and knew there was something there that she wanted to capture. This exhibition is a visual display of people and communities that have a story to be shared.
50% of all profit that is made through this exhibition, either by selling prints of images, or photo books, will be given to the business that Anna worked alongside in Nepal. This business is called Five14 and is an Adventure company that aims at preventing exploitation through ethical business.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
My name is Anna Houiellebecq and I use my skills in photography to document the people and places I see throughout my travels. I love meeting and getting to know people from different backgrounds and cultures, and believe they all have something powerful and unique to share. My aim with photography is to become a story teller. I strive to see the beauty in the places and people that I meet, and to listen and to learn from my experiences. I want to use my love of photography to give a voice to those who don’t have the opportunity to use theirs. I take a very artistic approach to my images and believe I have a very unique way of capturing the world. I am a visionary, capturing the truth, the beauty, the spirit and the unknown.
Every Jersey resident has an immigration story – whether their family came here 500 years or five years ago. This exhibition explores some of these stories and the ways in which immigration has shaped and influenced the Island we know today
Jersey’s first permanent settlers arrived around 7,000 years ago. They were driven by a changing climate to seek a new and sheltered place where they could plant their crops and raise their families. Since that time, waves of immigrants have arrived in Jersey.
Some were fleeing religious or political persecution and they found refuge in this Island. Others were economic migrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, from retired English army officers in the 19th century to Breton farm workers in the early 20th century.
Normal entry fee applies, Jersey Heritage Members go FREE.
Book here: tinyurl.com/srmpj9c Savoy Hotel presents for the first time: “Not 2 Shabby” a local duo covering songs from 1960s to present day with their own twists. A delicious set menu is available starting at £23
We may not be able to have a wedding fayre in person this year but we can bring you all the best suppliers and professionals in the business to give you a virtual tour of all things weddings
Experience Liberation Day 1945, recreated through projected crowd scenes from the Royal Square and Pomme D’Or Hotel filmed on 9 May 1945. The exhibition will focus entirely on Liberation Day and the joy of being free. There will be first-person accounts of Islanders’ Liberation stories and how their descendants feel about liberty and freedom today.
Exhibition sponsored by Alex Picot Trust and supported by the Bailiff Jersey. WIth additional thanks to Jersey Heritage Patrons and Benefactors
This exhibition is free of charge in the John de Veulle Gallery at Jersey Museum & Art Gallery.
The UK’s No.1 classical vocal quartet are back with another exhilarating tour – G4 LIVE 2020.
Having exploded into the industry and the public’s hearts back in 2004 on the first series of the X-Factor, G4 continue to blow people away, year after year, with their unique style and impactful harmonic vocals, which are incomparable to any other. They have to be heard live to truly appreciate the power and passion of their voices!
Having completed five sell-out Christmas tours in consecutive years, G4 are thrilled to be returning to theatres in 2020 with their classic hits of Bohemian Rhapsody, My Way, Nessun Dorma and Creep plus recent heart-stopping tracks from their latest G4 ‘Love Songs’ album as they leave audiences screaming for more, night after night.
We may not be able to have a wedding fayre in person this year but we can bring you all the best suppliers and professionals in the business to give you a virtual tour of all things weddings
Experience Liberation Day 1945, recreated through projected crowd scenes from the Royal Square and Pomme D’Or Hotel filmed on 9 May 1945. The exhibition will focus entirely on Liberation Day and the joy of being free. There will be first-person accounts of Islanders’ Liberation stories and how their descendants feel about liberty and freedom today.
Exhibition sponsored by Alex Picot Trust and supported by the Bailiff Jersey. WIth additional thanks to Jersey Heritage Patrons and Benefactors
This exhibition is free of charge in the John de Veulle Gallery at Jersey Museum & Art Gallery.
The UK’s No.1 classical vocal quartet are back with another exhilarating tour – G4 LIVE 2020.
Having exploded into the industry and the public’s hearts back in 2004 on the first series of the X-Factor, G4 continue to blow people away, year after year, with their unique style and impactful harmonic vocals, which are incomparable to any other. They have to be heard live to truly appreciate the power and passion of their voices!
Having completed five sell-out Christmas tours in consecutive years, G4 are thrilled to be returning to theatres in 2020 with their classic hits of Bohemian Rhapsody, My Way, Nessun Dorma and Creep plus recent heart-stopping tracks from their latest G4 ‘Love Songs’ album as they leave audiences screaming for more, night after night.
Children’s Historical Walking Tour of St Helier with the 16 New Street Cook
Children of all ages are invited to join us on this short historical walking tour of St Helier with the 16 New Street Housekeeper.
Find out lots of fascinating historical facts in this short immersive trail of St Helier, led by Louisa, the 16 New Street Housekeeper.
The total distance walked is less than 1 kilometre, so this trail is perfect for little legs and accessible for prams and wheelchairs.
Meeting Point: The Royal Square.
Duration: 30 minutes/Easy walk
Covid 19 Update: Numbers are limited to ten children max for this short walk. To ensure adequate physical distancing, we request that only one adult accompanies each child.
Book here tinyurl.com/srmpj9c NEW for 2020 we are happy to welcome Vermouth, they specialise in creating a smooth, groovy atmosphere, perfectly complementing a night of great company, food and fun. Expect sounds from Stevie wonder, Frank Sinatra, John Mayer and many more great artists. Full menu available and also Channel Islands Largest Gin selection
Children’s Historical Walking Tour of St Helier with the 16 New Street Cook
Children of all ages are invited to join us on this short historical walking tour of St Helier with the 16 New Street Housekeeper.
Find out lots of fascinating historical facts in this short immersive trail of St Helier, led by Louisa, the 16 New Street Housekeeper.
The total distance walked is less than 1 kilometre, so this trail is perfect for little legs and accessible for prams and wheelchairs.
Meeting Point: The Royal Square.
Duration: 30 minutes/Easy walk
Covid 19 Update: Numbers are limited to ten children max for this short walk. To ensure adequate physical distancing, we request that only one adult accompanies each child.
Book here tinyurl.com/srmpj9c NEW for 2020 we are happy to welcome Vermouth, they specialise in creating a smooth, groovy atmosphere, perfectly complementing a night of great company, food and fun. Expect sounds from Stevie wonder, Frank Sinatra, John Mayer and many more great artists. Full menu available and also Channel Islands Largest Gin selection
St Peters Youth & Community Centre, La Rue des Fosses, St Peter
In your adult life have you ever looked in the mirror and thought, “I just want to be happy”?
Well you can be… Think of that future self, who is she/he.. do you want to meet them today? It’s going to be a beautiful transformation.
You may not even realise this, but your thoughts could be holding you back.
Change those thoughts and TRANSFORM your life.
So it’s now time to take back control.
In this workshop you will be using proven and effective, simple, cleansing, healing techniques to help you release those thoughts and emotions that are holding you back.
I will be taking you on guided meditations of healing, of exploring of find your true self.
Also, in that very relaxed state of being, you will be shown how to bring in your own unique healing light to re-energise, to rejuvenate to re programme that beautiful Mind & Body of yours.
And so much more….
What a beautiful way to spend a Sunday morning.
Your body only wants whats best for you so give it this time to Awaken, to Heal and to Transform.
Get in touch today and start loving life again.
Huge Love Julie
******************************** Cost of Mind & Body Healing Workshop – £20.00
PM me for account details or call me on 07797 742347 for any more information.
Really looking forward to meeting you all and hopefully seeing some familiar faces again…
p.s This time I would like you all to be at the venue for 9.45am for a prompt 10.00am start, so that way you have more time to be healing…
This half-term join the Archaeology Section of the Société Jersiaise at their three open days at different dolmens around the Island. All events are free entry, suitable for children and will be following current social distancing guidelines.
SUNDAY 25TH OCTOBER – FALDOUET DOLMEN, ST MARTIN
Phil Aubin from the Société Jersiaise Archaeology Section will be at Faldouet from 11am to 3pm, ready to share the intriguing history of Faldouet dolmen, one of Jersey’s most spectacular megalithic monuments.
WEDNESDAY 28TH OCTOBER – VILLE-ÈS-NOUAUX DOLMEN, ST ANDREW’S PARK
Olga Finch, Curator of Archaeology for Jersey Heritage, will be at Ville-ès-Nouaux from 11am to 3pm. Visitors can learn all about the Prehistoric cist-in-circle and allèe couvert, their relatively recent discovery, and the finds that were unearthed at this site.
SATURDAY 31ST OCTOBER – GRANTEZ DOLMEN, ST OUEN
Rosalind Le Quesne, Human Osteologist for Underground, will be at Grantez dolmen from 11am to 3pm with a reconstructed Neolithic burial. Learn all about the human remains that were discovered here in 1912 and more about burial practices in Prehistoric Jersey. *Warning – human skeletons will be on display at this event*
Live Music NIght here at The Savoy Hotel Jersey. Book here tinyurl.com/srmpj9c Steve McVay and his guests will amaze you with different styles and genres throughout his amazing performance. Full menu available and also Channel Islands Largest Gin selection
Join our Education Officers for an exploration of the wonderful woodland in St Peters Valley
Children are invited to explore the wonderful woodlands in St Peters Valley.
Learn about the different tree species and their role as carbon heroes, and take part in a variety of creative activities, such as leaf rubbing and natural artwork, and collect acorns to grow your own oak trees at home. Children will be also given the opportunity to discover the exciting new exhibitions in Quétivel Mill and learn about renewal energy and local biodiversity, such as squirrels and bats.
All equipment will be provided. Advice on clothing and meeting point will be sent shortly before the event.
Please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult (accompanying adults go free) and that tickets are only required for children.
Suitable for ages 5 – 11 – Kindly supported by Jersey Electricity
After creating their own mask, children will dress up in costume and learn a dance with the Living History team at 16 New Street.
A lovely small workshop for children aged 7 – 11 years. After decorating their own mask, the children will have the opportunity to dress up in costume and learn a simple – socially distanced – dance in the Drawing Room at 16 New Street. Price includes materials. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Join our Education Officers for an exploration of the wonderful woodland in St Peters Valley
Children are invited to explore the wonderful woodlands in St Peters Valley.
Learn about the different tree species and their role as carbon heroes, and take part in a variety of creative activities, such as leaf rubbing and natural artwork, and collect acorns to grow your own oak trees at home. Children will be also given the opportunity to discover the exciting new exhibitions in Quétivel Mill and learn about renewal energy and local biodiversity, such as squirrels and bats.
All equipment will be provided. Advice on clothing and meeting point will be sent shortly before the event.
Please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult (accompanying adults go free) and that tickets are only required for children.
Suitable for ages 5 – 11 – Kindly supported by Jersey Electricity
After creating their own mask, children will dress up in costume and learn a dance with the Living History team at 16 New Street.
A lovely small workshop for children aged 7 – 11 years. After decorating their own mask, the children will have the opportunity to dress up in costume and learn a simple – socially distanced – dance in the Drawing Room at 16 New Street. Price includes materials. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
In 2019 Anna travelling through the breathtaking country of Nepal and was astounded by the beauty of the country and the people who called it home. She fell in love straight away and knew there was something there that she wanted to capture. This exhibition is a visual display of people and communities that have a story to be shared.
50% of all profit that is made through this exhibition, either by selling prints of images, or photo books, will be given to the business that Anna worked alongside in Nepal. This business is called Five14 and is an Adventure company that aims at preventing exploitation through ethical business.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
My name is Anna Houiellebecq and I use my skills in photography to document the people and places I see throughout my travels. I love meeting and getting to know people from different backgrounds and cultures, and believe they all have something powerful and unique to share. My aim with photography is to become a story teller. I strive to see the beauty in the places and people that I meet, and to listen and to learn from my experiences. I want to use my love of photography to give a voice to those who don’t have the opportunity to use theirs. I take a very artistic approach to my images and believe I have a very unique way of capturing the world. I am a visionary, capturing the truth, the beauty, the spirit and the unknown.
Every Jersey resident has an immigration story – whether their family came here 500 years or five years ago. This exhibition explores some of these stories and the ways in which immigration has shaped and influenced the Island we know today
Jersey’s first permanent settlers arrived around 7,000 years ago. They were driven by a changing climate to seek a new and sheltered place where they could plant their crops and raise their families. Since that time, waves of immigrants have arrived in Jersey.
Some were fleeing religious or political persecution and they found refuge in this Island. Others were economic migrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, from retired English army officers in the 19th century to Breton farm workers in the early 20th century.
Normal entry fee applies, Jersey Heritage Members go FREE.
This half-term join the Archaeology Section of the Société Jersiaise at their three open days at different dolmens around the Island. All events are free entry, suitable for children and will be following current social distancing guidelines.
SUNDAY 25TH OCTOBER – FALDOUET DOLMEN, ST MARTIN
Phil Aubin from the Société Jersiaise Archaeology Section will be at Faldouet from 11am to 3pm, ready to share the intriguing history of Faldouet dolmen, one of Jersey’s most spectacular megalithic monuments.
WEDNESDAY 28TH OCTOBER – VILLE-ÈS-NOUAUX DOLMEN, ST ANDREW’S PARK
Olga Finch, Curator of Archaeology for Jersey Heritage, will be at Ville-ès-Nouaux from 11am to 3pm. Visitors can learn all about the Prehistoric cist-in-circle and allèe couvert, their relatively recent discovery, and the finds that were unearthed at this site.
SATURDAY 31ST OCTOBER – GRANTEZ DOLMEN, ST OUEN
Rosalind Le Quesne, Human Osteologist for Underground, will be at Grantez dolmen from 11am to 3pm with a reconstructed Neolithic burial. Learn all about the human remains that were discovered here in 1912 and more about burial practices in Prehistoric Jersey. *Warning – human skeletons will be on display at this event*
Learn the ancient art of silk painting in this small workshop aimed at children aged 7-11 years.
After a short demonstration, each child will be given their own silk painting kit and create a silk painted card and picture.
Price includes materials and equipment.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Covid update: This workshop is limited to ten children max. to ensure that physical distancing is adhered to. Children will be given their own kits and no equipment will be shared with others
In 2019 Anna travelling through the breathtaking country of Nepal and was astounded by the beauty of the country and the people who called it home. She fell in love straight away and knew there was something there that she wanted to capture. This exhibition is a visual display of people and communities that have a story to be shared.
50% of all profit that is made through this exhibition, either by selling prints of images, or photo books, will be given to the business that Anna worked alongside in Nepal. This business is called Five14 and is an Adventure company that aims at preventing exploitation through ethical business.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
My name is Anna Houiellebecq and I use my skills in photography to document the people and places I see throughout my travels. I love meeting and getting to know people from different backgrounds and cultures, and believe they all have something powerful and unique to share. My aim with photography is to become a story teller. I strive to see the beauty in the places and people that I meet, and to listen and to learn from my experiences. I want to use my love of photography to give a voice to those who don’t have the opportunity to use theirs. I take a very artistic approach to my images and believe I have a very unique way of capturing the world. I am a visionary, capturing the truth, the beauty, the spirit and the unknown.
Every Jersey resident has an immigration story – whether their family came here 500 years or five years ago. This exhibition explores some of these stories and the ways in which immigration has shaped and influenced the Island we know today
Jersey’s first permanent settlers arrived around 7,000 years ago. They were driven by a changing climate to seek a new and sheltered place where they could plant their crops and raise their families. Since that time, waves of immigrants have arrived in Jersey.
Some were fleeing religious or political persecution and they found refuge in this Island. Others were economic migrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, from retired English army officers in the 19th century to Breton farm workers in the early 20th century.
Normal entry fee applies, Jersey Heritage Members go FREE.
This half-term join the Archaeology Section of the Société Jersiaise at their three open days at different dolmens around the Island. All events are free entry, suitable for children and will be following current social distancing guidelines.
SUNDAY 25TH OCTOBER – FALDOUET DOLMEN, ST MARTIN
Phil Aubin from the Société Jersiaise Archaeology Section will be at Faldouet from 11am to 3pm, ready to share the intriguing history of Faldouet dolmen, one of Jersey’s most spectacular megalithic monuments.
WEDNESDAY 28TH OCTOBER – VILLE-ÈS-NOUAUX DOLMEN, ST ANDREW’S PARK
Olga Finch, Curator of Archaeology for Jersey Heritage, will be at Ville-ès-Nouaux from 11am to 3pm. Visitors can learn all about the Prehistoric cist-in-circle and allèe couvert, their relatively recent discovery, and the finds that were unearthed at this site.
SATURDAY 31ST OCTOBER – GRANTEZ DOLMEN, ST OUEN
Rosalind Le Quesne, Human Osteologist for Underground, will be at Grantez dolmen from 11am to 3pm with a reconstructed Neolithic burial. Learn all about the human remains that were discovered here in 1912 and more about burial practices in Prehistoric Jersey. *Warning – human skeletons will be on display at this event*
Learn the ancient art of silk painting in this small workshop aimed at children aged 7-11 years.
After a short demonstration, each child will be given their own silk painting kit and create a silk painted card and picture.
Price includes materials and equipment.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Covid update: This workshop is limited to ten children max. to ensure that physical distancing is adhered to. Children will be given their own kits and no equipment will be shared with others
Bring your children to 16 New Street to learn the ancient craft of quilling.
A lovely small workshop for children aged 7 – 11 years, who will learn the ancient art of quilling: rolling or coiling thin strips of paper into delicate-looking shapes and using them to form a beautiful intricate design. Price includes materials. Children must be accompanied by an adult
Experience Liberation Day 1945, recreated through projected crowd scenes from the Royal Square and Pomme D’Or Hotel filmed on 9 May 1945. The exhibition will focus entirely on Liberation Day and the joy of being free. There will be first-person accounts of Islanders’ Liberation stories and how their descendants feel about liberty and freedom today.
Exhibition sponsored by Alex Picot Trust and supported by the Bailiff Jersey. WIth additional thanks to Jersey Heritage Patrons and Benefactors
This exhibition is free of charge in the John de Veulle Gallery at Jersey Museum & Art Gallery.
Enjoy a Gruesome Georgian tour of The Georgian House this Halloween.
Join us this half-term for a memorable tour of 16 New Street with the Gruesome Georgians. Come dressed as your favourite spooky character and find out about gruesome food, ghastly medicine, ghoouish make up and much more with the Gruesome Georgians of 16 New Street! This event is aimed at our younger members, aged 4 – 10 years. Covid 19 Update: Households will be admitted every ten minutes to ensure adequate physical distancing. Every family will be accompanied by a volunteer to ensure that only one household visits each room at a time
Families are invited to join the Jersey Bat Group for a spooky Hallowe’en walk through St Peters Valley woods to look for bats.
Children are invited to join the Jersey Bat Group upstairs in the exciting new biodiversity exhibition in the attic of Quétivel Mill just before dusk, to learn all about Jersey’s local bat species.
Then, as darkness starts to fall, we will grab our Bat Detectors and walk along a woodland path lined with jack-o’-lanterns to the Mill Pond at Le Don Gaudin, to see what we can find.
We will then finish up back at the Mill to warm up with a hot drink, and the chance to chat to the Bat Group.
Fancy dress is optional but encouraged!
Equipment will be provided. Advice on clothing and meeting point will be sent shortly before the event.
Please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult (accompanying adults go free) and that tickets are only required for children.
Suitable for ages 5 – 11 – Kindly supported by Jersey Electricity
Is there anywhere spookier to have some fun at Halloween than a 13th century castle at night? We know that you love Halloween, and that you’ll be missing the usual scare fest at Mont Orgueil that was planned for this year, so we’ve come up with a plan….
Join us in your best Halloween costumes for hour-long tours between 5pm -10pm on Friday 30 or Saturday 31 October under the shadow of night, for candlelit spooky tours of the magnificent Mont Orgueil castle.
Due to current restrictions on events, places are strictly limited to just 40 people per tour – NOW FULLY BOOKED
Experience Liberation Day 1945, recreated through projected crowd scenes from the Royal Square and Pomme D’Or Hotel filmed on 9 May 1945. The exhibition will focus entirely on Liberation Day and the joy of being free. There will be first-person accounts of Islanders’ Liberation stories and how their descendants feel about liberty and freedom today.
Exhibition sponsored by Alex Picot Trust and supported by the Bailiff Jersey. WIth additional thanks to Jersey Heritage Patrons and Benefactors
This exhibition is free of charge in the John de Veulle Gallery at Jersey Museum & Art Gallery.
Enjoy a Gruesome Georgian tour of The Georgian House this Halloween.
Join us this half-term for a memorable tour of 16 New Street with the Gruesome Georgians. Come dressed as your favourite spooky character and find out about gruesome food, ghastly medicine, ghoouish make up and much more with the Gruesome Georgians of 16 New Street! This event is aimed at our younger members, aged 4 – 10 years. Covid 19 Update: Households will be admitted every ten minutes to ensure adequate physical distancing. Every family will be accompanied by a volunteer to ensure that only one household visits each room at a time
Families are invited to join the Jersey Bat Group for a spooky Hallowe’en walk through St Peters Valley woods to look for bats.
Children are invited to join the Jersey Bat Group upstairs in the exciting new biodiversity exhibition in the attic of Quétivel Mill just before dusk, to learn all about Jersey’s local bat species.
Then, as darkness starts to fall, we will grab our Bat Detectors and walk along a woodland path lined with jack-o’-lanterns to the Mill Pond at Le Don Gaudin, to see what we can find.
We will then finish up back at the Mill to warm up with a hot drink, and the chance to chat to the Bat Group.
Fancy dress is optional but encouraged!
Equipment will be provided. Advice on clothing and meeting point will be sent shortly before the event.
Please ensure that children are accompanied by an adult (accompanying adults go free) and that tickets are only required for children.
Suitable for ages 5 – 11 – Kindly supported by Jersey Electricity
Is there anywhere spookier to have some fun at Halloween than a 13th century castle at night? We know that you love Halloween, and that you’ll be missing the usual scare fest at Mont Orgueil that was planned for this year, so we’ve come up with a plan….
Join us in your best Halloween costumes for hour-long tours between 5pm -10pm on Friday 30 or Saturday 31 October under the shadow of night, for candlelit spooky tours of the magnificent Mont Orgueil castle.
Due to current restrictions on events, places are strictly limited to just 40 people per tour – NOW FULLY BOOKED
This half-term join the Archaeology Section of the Société Jersiaise at their three open days at different dolmens around the Island. All events are free entry, suitable for children and will be following current social distancing guidelines.
SUNDAY 25TH OCTOBER – FALDOUET DOLMEN, ST MARTIN
Phil Aubin from the Société Jersiaise Archaeology Section will be at Faldouet from 11am to 3pm, ready to share the intriguing history of Faldouet dolmen, one of Jersey’s most spectacular megalithic monuments.
WEDNESDAY 28TH OCTOBER – VILLE-ÈS-NOUAUX DOLMEN, ST ANDREW’S PARK
Olga Finch, Curator of Archaeology for Jersey Heritage, will be at Ville-ès-Nouaux from 11am to 3pm. Visitors can learn all about the Prehistoric cist-in-circle and allèe couvert, their relatively recent discovery, and the finds that were unearthed at this site.
SATURDAY 31ST OCTOBER – GRANTEZ DOLMEN, ST OUEN
Rosalind Le Quesne, Human Osteologist for Underground, will be at Grantez dolmen from 11am to 3pm with a reconstructed Neolithic burial. Learn all about the human remains that were discovered here in 1912 and more about burial practices in Prehistoric Jersey. *Warning – human skeletons will be on display at this event*
It’s back! Our Halloween children’s party this year at the Radisson. Please book your tickets as this will be the ONLY party. Last year we had 3 sell out dates. To book your tickets go to www.ticketsource.co.uk/mendesmanagement or call 07766 335055
It’s back! Our Halloween children’s party this year at the Radisson. Please book your tickets as this will be the ONLY party. Last year we had 3 sell out dates.
This half-term join the Archaeology Section of the Société Jersiaise at their three open days at different dolmens around the Island. All events are free entry, suitable for children and will be following current social distancing guidelines.
SUNDAY 25TH OCTOBER – FALDOUET DOLMEN, ST MARTIN
Phil Aubin from the Société Jersiaise Archaeology Section will be at Faldouet from 11am to 3pm, ready to share the intriguing history of Faldouet dolmen, one of Jersey’s most spectacular megalithic monuments.
WEDNESDAY 28TH OCTOBER – VILLE-ÈS-NOUAUX DOLMEN, ST ANDREW’S PARK
Olga Finch, Curator of Archaeology for Jersey Heritage, will be at Ville-ès-Nouaux from 11am to 3pm. Visitors can learn all about the Prehistoric cist-in-circle and allèe couvert, their relatively recent discovery, and the finds that were unearthed at this site.
SATURDAY 31ST OCTOBER – GRANTEZ DOLMEN, ST OUEN
Rosalind Le Quesne, Human Osteologist for Underground, will be at Grantez dolmen from 11am to 3pm with a reconstructed Neolithic burial. Learn all about the human remains that were discovered here in 1912 and more about burial practices in Prehistoric Jersey. *Warning – human skeletons will be on display at this event*
It’s back! Our Halloween children’s party this year at the Radisson. Please book your tickets as this will be the ONLY party. Last year we had 3 sell out dates. To book your tickets go to www.ticketsource.co.uk/mendesmanagement or call 07766 335055
It’s back! Our Halloween children’s party this year at the Radisson. Please book your tickets as this will be the ONLY party. Last year we had 3 sell out dates.
