The Parish of St Helier is delighted that once again the Fête de St Hélier will make a welcome return to St Helier for the first time since the Coronavirus pandemic began.
The event, which usually attracts thousands of Islanders of all ages and offers free entry, is set to once again take over the town centre and promises a lot of fun for all the family on Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th July from 11am.
There will be local arts and crafts stalls, fairground rides, children’s entertainment, live music, the Norman Market, a local DJ stage, and much, much more.
The St Helier Pilgrimage to Elizabeth Castle will also be included as part of the Fête on Sunday 17th, gathering at the Town Church at 1pm.
Parish of St Helier Town Centre & Events Manager, Connor Burgher, said: “This really is one of the highlights of the Parish’s events calendar, and I’m delighted that it’s able to make a much welcome return following the Covid-19 pandemic. I look forward to seeing Islanders young and old making the most of our town.”
