What's on in April 2027

Investigative journalist Donal MacIntyre recounts true cases of killers who nearly escaped justice, and the evidence and discoveries that finally caught them.

A food festival celebrating Jersey's seafood, dairy and Jersey Royals through creative menus, special dining events and unique experiences.

The tenor known as "The Voice" performs arias, classical favourites and musical theatre songs at the Jersey Opera House on 2 April 2027.

Berkshire visitors Windsor & Eton make the trip to Springfield Stadium for Isthmian League South Central football in St Helier.

Barnes cross the Channel to take on the island's senior rugby side at St Peter in an English national league fixture.

Hear Jersey-born Norman poet Wace's 12th-century verse read aloud in Jèrriais, part of Jersey Heritage's 2027 European Year of the Normans programme.

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

Isthmian League South Central football at Springfield Stadium as the Bulls welcome Westfield to St Helier; kick-off time to be confirmed.

Historian Rupert Willoughby reveals the stories, symbolism and people behind the Bayeux Tapestry in this Arts Society Jersey lecture for MILLENIUM 2027.

Period-instrument concert tracing the music and poetry of the Breton orphans who sailed to New France in the seventeenth century

The award-winning comedian brings a new hour of high-energy observational stand-up, fresh from a sell-out tour; strictly for ages 14 and over.

An accredited trainer leads this Level 2 food safety and hygiene course for anyone wanting a recognised grounding in safe food handling.

John Barnes, Ronnie Whelan and Steve McMahon share stories and banter from their careers, with limited pre-show meet and greet tickets available.

An annual charity golf competition for corporate, family and friends' teams, raising money for Jersey Mencap, with breakfast, lunch and a goody bag included.