Nic Dinnie is a soulful singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music effortlessly blends jazz, blues, indie, and acoustic storytelling. Originally from South Africa and now a vital part of Jersey’s music scene, Nic brings groove, honesty, and raw emotion to every performance.

Visual artist Athene Greig and musician Christopher Haddow merge their creative practices in an openended exploration of land, sea, and the sensory traces they leave behind

Step into a world of captivating musical storytelling as mezzo-soprano Georgia Mae Bishop takes you on a journey through witches, britches, and b*tches. In this enchanting and intimate evening of stereotypes and surprises, expect a thrilling fusion of operatic arias, show tunes, and pop anthems, ranging from Mozart and Verdi to Beyoncé and Lady Gaga.

Join us for an evening presentation of new collaborative exchange with the Caen-based Festival Interstice, one of France’s leading experimental sound and installation art hubs, working at the forefront of new innovative work at the intersection of science, art and new technologies.

After a long absence, the Jersey Folk Festival is back - and you’re invited to join the celebration! From 1pm, L’Auberge - The Farm House in St. John will be alive with toe-tapping folk tunes, soulful ballads, and spirited sing-alongs. Expect live music in every corner, from main stage sets to intimate acoustic sessions, poetry upstairs, and a lively sing-around at the bar

Joe Rogerson is a Jersey-born singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for his emotive voice and lyrically rich songwriting. His sound draws from folk, indie, and acoustic traditions, combining authenticity and craft in equal measure.

An evening of new work created through a series of art residencies in the Channel Islands and the Puglia region of southern Italy.