The ​Memory Box ​project is an ​ArtHouse Jersey c​ommission designed by digital artist Thomas Buckley​ to reach older members of our community who may be lonely or socially isolated, by bringing a unique theatrical experience directly into people’s homes, without the need for a single person to cross the threshold, thereby being deliverable within all COVID restrictions.

ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to announce a very special commission with renowned children’s author and poet A.F. Harrold to read a selection of poetry from his bestselling ‘The Book of Not Entirely Useful Advice’.

ArtHouse Jersey is looking for older people in our community who have had to shield during the pandemic and may wish to receive a Memory Box - a magical immersive arts experience contained within a box.

ArtHouse Jersey​ is delighted to announce a brand new satirical podcast from local writer, musician and producer Paul Bisson - Blak Butter​ features a series of comedy sketches with a distinctly local twist.

Inspired by the kindness of three islanders who recently travelled to France to deliver aid to refugees over the Christmas period, ​ArtHouse Jersey ​commissioned filmmaker Luke Romo Hodges ​to join them and document some of the stories they encountered along the way.

First performed by Louis Jordan in 1946, Let the Good Times Roll is a well known blues standard and has been described as ‘a buoyant invitation to party.’ This might be a stretch given current Covid restrictions, yet over fifty Jersey performers have assembled here to see islanders over 2020’s finish line in musical style, and with a nod towards better times to come.