Jersey Arts Centre

Half-term drama mornings for 8 to 13-year-olds, with games, improvisation and character work to build confidence, and no experience needed

An emotional musical about an anxious teenager caught in a web of lies, with songs by Pasek & Paul; suitable for ages 12 and over.

A Hallowe'en workshop for 13 to 17-year-olds, learning scary clown makeup with liquid latex and stage blood from a special effects artist.

A hands-on workshop for adults with a special effects artist, learning to create a horror makeup look with latex and stage blood for Hallowe'en.

A Monday afternoon screening of Ralph Fiennes' wartime Yorkshire choir drama, with free tea or coffee and biscuits afterwards.

Alain Guiraudie's black comedy thriller follows a funeral visit that turns into disappearance, menace and an abbot's shady intentions in rural France.

A classical guitar recital by Samrat Majumder, a YCAT 40th Anniversary Artist and one of Classic FM's 2026 'Rising Stars'.

An evening on Jersey's role in supporting communities worldwide, with insights, lessons learnt and a look at the island's future in international aid.

An event centred on the 2025 Costa Rican expeditions, for visitors curious about these journeys into a garden of Eden.

A gala evening of singers, musicians and guitarists from the mental health charity's twice-monthly karaoke and open mic nights

A poetry workshop with local poet Juliette Hart on using writing and emotional expression to build self-awareness and acceptance, for adults 18+.

Jersey Academy of Dancing students perform their own original routines across dance genres, judged by expert adjudicators at Jersey Arts Centre.

An evening of inside stories and frank opinions from cycling commentator Carlton Kirby, drawn from 25 years covering the Tour and other big races.

An evening showcase of singing, Makaton signing and dancing from the Les Amis choir, full of community spirit and suitable for all ages.

A relaxed one-day textile art course creating an abstract botanical landscape with felting, dyeing, stitch and beading, suitable for all abilities, materials included.

The Music Festival's closing concert, bringing together outstanding performances from across the week of competition.

An evening of local talent from the English, Speech and Drama classes, including the Young Actor of the Year finals.

A black-and-white, largely dialogue-free slapstick comedy in which an applejack maker courting a merchant's daughter battles a colony of beavers.

Two illustrated lectures by a Courtauld graduate on Renaissance painting, from Giotto and Botticelli to Leonardo, Michelangelo, Van Eyck and Holbein.

An amateur staging of Ella Hickson's Peter Pan retelling that puts Wendy centre stage, with a BSL-interpreted performance on 16 December.

A traditional family pantomime with local jokes, toe-tapping music, magic and sparkle, and plenty of chances to boo the baddies this January.

Sponsor and dedicate one of the theatre's new seats for £300, or £250 for JAC Members, and help keep local theatre thriving.

Jersey's international film festival returns from 16 to 23 May with curated new films from around the world, across every genre.