CONSUMED by the Women’s Research Wananga:
This autumn ArtHouse Jersey presents a new transdisciplinary exhibition that places women’s experiences front and centre. Through paintings, sculptural works, projections and installation, CONSUMED examines difficult and disobedient bodies and minds.
Resonant Landscapes Open Studio with Athene Greig & Christopher Haddow
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
Abundant Futures: What Does It Mean To Be Local? with Dr. Mariana Pereira
Join us for a welcoming conversation about migration, belonging and what 'local' means in Jersey, led by researcher Dr. Mariana Pereira.
Witches, Britches & B*tches - A Mezzo life for me
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.
Abundant Futures: When Children Name the Sea - Native Tongues Launch
The launch of Native Tongues, celebrating new Jèrriais names for seaweeds found along Jersey’s shores.
Abundant Futures: Roots and Remedies - Reimagining Borders with Róisín Shaw
Discover the healing power of local plants in this hands-on herbal workshop exploring belonging, care, and connection.
Ambivalences
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.
Jersey Folk Festival
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
Society of Cocktails
Maybe you were there last year, sipping impossible cocktails, watching the shifting rooms, drinking your way through a story. Or maybe you are yet to step inside. Either way, the Memory Bar by Society of Cocktails experience is waiting to unfold.
Collins Pop Up Exhibition Series: Janine Graham & Emma Faull
This one-off exhibition is a confluence of nature, history and narratives uniting avian life and folklore with an immersive exploration of hidden stories told through button art and narrative. Both artists unearth profound connections between the island, its past, and our rich tapestry of local lore.
Cake & Cabaret Featuring Georgi Mottram & Dr. Adam Perchard
This winter, Cake & Cabaret returns in sparkling form with a specially curated two-week tour bringing world-class entertainment and warm community connection to parish halls across Jersey.
LIVE AT THE BARRACKS: MUSIC with Joe Rogerson
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.
Future Festive: Winter Art Market
Come and seek some inspiration and some alternative Christmas gift ideas with a welcoming, playful interactive art environment and stalls featuring the work of local Jersey artists selling prints, original artworks and limited editions.
Here, Now and Light
An evening of new work created through a series of art residencies in the Channel Islands and the Puglia region of southern Italy.
Minimal Works by Connor Daly
Connor Daly’s Minimal Works presents a compelling paradox: photographs that reveal by concealing. Over six years (2016-2022), Daly turned his lens toward overlooked spaces—car parks, lido pools, tennis courts, walls, even a crazy golf course, stripping them of context to create something unexpectedly profound
Live at the Barracks: Will Howarth
Will Howarth is a rising Jersey artist with soulful vocals, natural musicality, and a quiet confidence. A multi-instrumentalist equally at home on guitar, keys, or rhythm, Will crafts textured, emotionally resonant performances well beyond his years.
LOOK! Student Exhibition
Explore immersive, intricate and inspiring art through this student exhibition exploring scale through a range of materials and processes.
Live at the Barracks: Phoebe Willson
Phoebe Willson is a vocalist and creative leader with deep roots in Jersey’s music and education scenes. As Jersey Manager for the School of Popular Music (SoPM), Phoebe has mentored and developed emerging talent while fostering a community built on creativity and confidence.
The Channel Islands Contemporary Art Show 2026
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.
Collins Pop Up Exhibition Series: Corey Chad Ceccarelli, Nina Zaech, Corina Tuinea
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.
Held in the Tide: A new opera for Jersey
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.
Live at the Barracks: Annie Law
Annie Law is a Jersey-born singer-songwriter whose music weaves folk roots, acoustic warmth, and a soulful, bluesy vocal style into a sound that is as honest as it is captivating. A gifted guitarist and accomplished performer, Annie is a well-respected f igure in Jersey’s music scene, known for her expressive voice and emotional depth.
LIVE AT THE BARRACKS: MUSIC with Nic Dinnie
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.