This is an exhibition you’re invited to touch, change, add to and help create. For ArtHouse Jersey’s first Capital House Artist Takeover, The Stoodio is taking over the gallery and turning some of the usual rules of an exhibition on their head. Led by artists and co-founders Hayley Gibaut and Sophie Harris, Make Your Mark begins as an open, empty space.

This autumn, ArtHouse Jersey presents Luke Jerram's internationally acclaimed touring artwork, Museum of the Moon. Measuring six metres in diameter and featuring highly detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface, this extraordinary illuminated sculpture combines light with surround sound composition to invite audiences to encounter our closest celestial neighbour in an entirely new way.

Everyone is welcome to St. Helier Methodist Centre for Sunday Worship beneath Luke Jerram’s spectacular Museum of the Moon. Worship at the Centre takes a variety of forms, bringing together music, traditional hymns, preaching, and opportunities for prayer and reflection. Whether you are a regular churchgoer, have a faith of your own, or are simply curious to experience the Centre and its community, you are warmly invited to join us.

Pause beneath the Moon and enjoy the evocative sound of the pipe organ in a special lunchtime recital at St. Helier Methodist Centre. Take a pause from the everyday and experience the Moon through music, imagination, and creativity. Lunar Lunchtimes are free sessions offering a space in the middle of the day to slow down, look up, and discover a new perspective.

Experience Luke Jerram’s spectacular Museum of the Moon at a gentler pace, with fewer people, softer sound, and a calmer atmosphere. Quiet Hours offer an opportunity to spend time beneath the Moon with fewer distractions and more space to pause, explore, and take everything in at your own pace.

This November, the lights go down, the cocktail shakers come out, and ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House becomes The Cocktail Studio. Across two long weekends, 19 to 22 & 26 to 29 November, the gallery will host a series of artist-led workshops and hands-on experiences designed for curious adults looking for a different kind of night out.

What does the Moon make you think, feel, or imagine? Take time out with scientist Dr. Martin Delap and poet Juliette Hart and discover where your imagination takes you in this free session. Take a pause from the everyday and discover the Moon through science, creativity, and poetry.

A lively, family-friendly morning of lunar discovery for children and their grown-ups! What can stories, science, and a little imagination tell us about our closest celestial neighbour? Join us beneath Luke Jerram’s spectacular Museum of the Moon for a family-friendly morning of storytelling, space discoveries, and creative activities.

An exhibition exploring how original drawings, paintings, inspiration imagery, and colour studies are developed into repeat patterns for both interior and fashion applications.

Join Toby Clyde-Smith for a guided walk through St. Helier, discovering Jersey’s landscapes and stories connected to the Moon. From the ground beneath our feet to the skies above us, this guided walk invites you to see Jersey from a different perspective. Led by Toby Clyde-Smith of Tall Tales Tours, we’ll explore the Island’s landscapes, histories, and stories, reflecting on our relationship with the Moon and our place in the wider universe.

Returning this December, Future Festive transforms ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House into a festive celebration of creativity, community and thoughtful gift-giving.

The Glory of Gaming is a new project designed to celebrate and connect Jersey’s diverse gaming communities while introducing new audiences to the creativity, challenge, and social benefits of gaming culture

Sophia Bourne presents a blend of visual art, poetry, and movement-art exploring natural cycles and somatics. Francesca Warner showcases plein air soft pastel drawings of local flora that capture plant lifecycles and highlight the interconnectedness of nature. Christine Finn shares art and writing shaped by her background in investigative journalism and her experience remaking home across diverse global locations.

Facing Now celebrates the many different ways artists capture people, bringing together striking contemporary portraits by internationally recognised artists alongside exciting emerging talent from Jersey and the Channel Islands.

At the heart of Cake & Cabaret is a simple belief: everyone deserves good company, great entertainment and a warm welcome. Created for Jersey residents aged 65 and over, the project transforms parish halls into vibrant spaces for live music, conversation, tea and cake.

This exhibition celebrates creativity as a way to process emotion, strengthen wellbeing and connect with others. Created in partnership with artist Lucy Blackmore and funded by the Government of Jersey's Connect Me grant, it features work from participants in Jersey Hospice Care's therapeutic art programme. We invite the community to discover the transformative role art can play during life's most profound moments

David Michael Adams is a filmmaker and animator whose work focuses on educating and raising awareness on various environmental and ecological topics. Bob Tompkins is a self-taught painter inspired by his background in farming and environmental projects.