This second edition of The Channel Islands Contemporary Art Show is inspired from the diverse voices, social realities, ecosystems and global connections of the present day Channel Islands.

Corey Chad Ceccarelli is a Canadian contemporary multi-disciplinary artist who now resides in Jersey. Nina Zaech creates minimal and optical large scale acrylic paintings and lino prints. For many years Corina Tuinea has drawn buildings, mythology and faces in black ink. Recently she has ventured into acrylics and clay.

A storm. A shoreline. A trio of long-buried stones re-emerge. So begins Held in the Tide, a bold new opera exploring identity, belonging, and the things we hold on to when everything is shifting beneath our feet.

You, Me and the Sea is an exhibition showcasing artwork created by families who took part in creative nature workshops at Grève de Lecq with ArtHouse Jersey.

Lie down. Listen deeply. Join concert pianist and sound medicine practitioner, Georgina Sutton, for an immersive evening of sound and stillness. The journey begins with a wash of sound frequencies featuring a magnificent octet of endocrine alchemy crystal bowls.

‘Reframing Dementia’ is a photographic exhibition designed to challenge preconceptions. Featuring real people living with dementia, it captures strength, diversity, joy, skills, love, support, and optimism among its subjects.  It celebrates them as real people, not solely defined by their diagnosis.

This pop-up exhibition celebrates the changing seasons through mixed-media artworks created by young people from across the island during Saturday Art School workshops.

The second edition of the Jersey Songwriting Camp brings together talented songwriters, producers and artists from Jersey, the UK and beyond.

Following an international tour with the Royal Court Theatre we are thrilled to present this funny and frank insight into heterosexual female desire, read out loud by a male comic. This is a show about what one woman thinks when she thinks about sex with men.

David Gardiner decided to pursue photography professionally in 2012 with travel playing a central role in his practice. Nicola, at Elizabeth Sarah Art shows creativity and emotion come together on canvas. Painting, sketching, and building textured pieces are her passion.

Joseph Evans is a semi-professional blacksmith and he will be presenting a series of sculptural faces. Minna Pemberton’s work focuses on the human form and surreal themes, expressed through drawing and intaglio printmaking.

Full Bloom is a new exhibition by Jersey-based artist Danny Booth, inviting visitors into an imaginative, sensory journey shaped by the rhythms of nature and the passing seasons.

Nigel Curnock is an ex chef who started painting seriously around six years ago. Yvonne Webb has recently been experimenting with a more abstract way of working using acrylics and mixed media to explore colour and form. Louise Ramsay has a background in fine art, art history and easel painting conservation.

Now in its third year at Capital House, ArtHouse Jersey is proud to be working with the States of Jersey Prison Service to present Inside Out 18, an annual showcase featuring art created by prisoners from HM La Moye Prison.

ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to be working with Jersey Festival of Words to present a unique collaboration between words and image. Look out for further details of accompanying events and workshops closer to the date. 

The Association of Jersey Architects (the AJA) returns to Capital House to host Architecture Week 2026, a multi-day event comprising walks, talks and activities for all ages. Centred on a pop-up architectural studio and exhibition, the gallery will become a platform for exploring the world of architecture both on our Island and beyond our shores.