What's on in March 2027

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.

A free guided tour of the States Chamber, offering visitors a look inside the heart of Jersey's democracy.

A rare chance to watch a classical realist painter create a portrait from life in a live demonstration.

Isthmian League South Central football at Springfield Stadium as Hendon travel from north-west London to face the island's club.

The Dead Ringers impressionist brings his new 2027 show of famous voices, with stand-up, stories, sketches and song, to the stage.

A traditional life drawing class with a Florence Academy of Art trained painter, offering a chance to draw from a live model.

A gala marking an 80th anniversary and raising funds for Jersey dDeaf Society, with full details still to be announced.

Saturday afternoon rugby in St Peter as the island's senior side welcome Havant from Hampshire in the English national leagues.

Winchester City cross from Hampshire to Springfield Stadium for Isthmian League South Central football; kick-off time to be confirmed.

A two-day conference celebrating Jèrriais and the Norman languages of the Channel Islands and Normandy, open to anyone interested in languages and culture.

A musical theatre evening celebrating West End women, with songs from Wicked, Les Misérables and Mamma Mia, an all-female band and backstage stories

Local musicians play Pink Floyd's full Dark Side of The Moon plus classics at the Jersey Opera House, raising money for island charities.

A family session where adults and children make portraits together using paint and collage.

An intimate musical portrait performance by composer and musician Viv le Vav, with a chance to put questions to the artist afterwards.

Southall travel from west London to Springfield Stadium as the Bulls host an Isthmian League South Central Division match on Saturday 27 March.

Local musicians perform Pink Floyd favourites from the 70s, 80s and 90s at the Jersey Opera House, raising money for four island charities.