What's on

A two-month autumn festival of island restaurants, cafés and eateries serving menus built around Jersey seafood, vegetables, cheeses and dairy.

JADC's family stage musical with immersive special effects, songs like "Under The Sea", a buy-one-get-one-free night and a sing-along performance

A Hallowe'en walk through St Peter's Valley woods with an ecologist, looking for bats along the way.

A family craft session at Le Quétivel Mill where children and adults make spooky decorations together for Halloween.

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 tennis camp for junior players in Jersey, offering young visitors a chance to get on court during their stay.

A hands-on exhibition at Capital House where visitors paint, draw, write and build together, shaping a collective artwork over three weeks.

Sit down with a retired Royal Artillery gunner at the Castle's Military Hospital and hear first-hand stories of an army life of service and duty.

Halloween at Jersey Zoo, with a daytime Trick or Treat Trail, spooky evenings and the Hellevator, all included in standard admission.

Halloween half term at TambaBowl, with a family zombie adventure by day and Jersey's first live scare maze in over 10 years by night.

An art exhibition celebrating Jersey’s seaweed, ‘vraic’, and the tradition of gathering it, through sculpture, song, video and Jersey Heritage objects.

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 family Halloween craft session at Le Quetivel Mill, where children and parents make spooky decorations together.

Stand to attention for the lunchtime parade, hear centuries of Castle history and feel the bang of a signal gun and flintlock musket.

A Halloween night of dance music at the Watersplash on the Five Mile Road.

Half-term storytelling and creative writing workshops with a resident ghost writer, plus a ghost story competition for under 12s and over 12s.

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 candlelit Halloween literary salon at 16 New Street, with readings from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, gothic conversation and eerie refreshments from 5pm.

An evening of crafts, games, music, food and prizes, all built around learning about a favourite superhero.

An interactive Halloween show with songs, dancing, comedy and panto-style silliness for all ages, with dressing up encouraged.

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

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

A Guy Fawkes evening of three local-ingredient cocktails, filling canapés and dark tales of treason, plots and executions, all for £75.

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 autumn evening of brass music at St Helier Town Hall, featuring arrangements new to Jersey, soloists and a demanding feature piece.

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

Miriam Margolyes OBE brings stories from her new book, candid confessions and an anything-goes Q&A to the stage in a frank, funny evening.

A fundraising disco night with DJ Mel playing 80s and 90s hits, plus food, raising money for JCH.

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

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

A book launch offering an intimate evening in the company of Danielle Mynes and Jacque Rutter.

A hands-on guided foray through St Ouen's countryside and shoreline, finding wild plants, seaweeds and shellfish, then cooking them over a beach fire.

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.

A moving documentary about Jèrriais, Jersey's native language, shown at St Lawrence Parish Hall.

A screening at St Saviour's Parish Hall of a moving documentary about the island's precious native language.

Rachael Hawnt, winner of ITV's Starstruck, leads a party-style tribute spanning every decade of Cher's disco and pop hits, with lavish costumes

A fundraising night for Le Rocquier School PTA with betting on screen horse races, a prize draw and a plated meal, tickets £20

An intimate evening of guitar, song and storytelling blending classical, folk and Celtic music, led by a former student of Julian Bream.

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

A seaside weekend market with local stalls, seasonal produce, crafts, festive food and choirs, ideal for early Christmas shopping with the family.

A charity DJ battle at the Royal Yacht Hotel on 14th November, with participants competing for the top spot in aid of Macmillan Jersey.

Luke Jerram's six-metre illuminated moon sculpture comes to St. Helier, with yoga, family storytelling, performances and creative events beneath it this autumn.

A festive fair of local art and crafts, with mulled wine, mince pies, Bohemia Chocolates and wines at wholesale prices for Christmas gifts.

Monthly meet-ups for artists, filmmakers and photographers, a chance to join the Société Jersiaise's creative community.

ArtHouse Jersey's two-week November pop-up at Capital House pairs artist-led workshops with a seasonal cocktail bar, for adults seeking a creative night out.

Over thirty local stallholders, artisan gifts, festive wreaths and courtyard food in historic barns, with free parking and proceeds supporting Healing Waves.

A West End tribute concert with light and video show, featuring Bee Gees hits from Night Fever to How Deep is Your Love.

A behind-the-scenes look at how a tailor and a textile designer take garments from printed fabric design through pattern cutting to construction.

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.

A relaxed, hands-on evening learning simple morris dances with sticks and hankies, open to complete beginners curious about a centuries-old tradition.

A festive market of more than 70 local artisans in Royal Square, with handmade gifts, hot food and live local music

A festive elevator ride to the North Pole at Jersey Zoo, meeting Santa and his helpers and choosing a Christmas gift.

Emerging and established Jersey songwriters perform original material, some live for the first time, in a relaxed, stripped-back evening at The Sundown.

A long-running Guns N' Roses tribute band, with over two decades of international touring, returns to The Drift for a night of rock 'n' roll

Ballet d’Jèrri's original Nutcracker premieres at Jersey Opera House, 27–29 November 2026, with professional dancers, local performers and Pay What You Can tickets.

Heated private dining domes on the hotel's terrace, with twinkling lights and coastal views, for festive gatherings of up to 12 guests.

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

The veteran singer-songwriter marks six decades in music at Jersey Opera House, with new songs and classics such as Alone Again (Naturally) and Clair.

A festive fundraising dash in aid of Jersey Hospice Care, worth saving the date for.

Practical tips and activities for parents, childminders and nannies to help children aged 0 to 3 communicate with confidence.

Safeguarding training covering both adults and children, led by Safeguarding Partnership Jersey trainers in line with current SPJ guidance and procedures.

Jersey's show band brings Christmas singalongs, dancing and prizes to the Opera House, with Britain's Got Talent 2025 winner Harry Moulding as guest

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

French cheese, cider, crêpes, calvados and cashmere at the Weighbridge, 8 to 13 December, for festive shopping with a taste of Normandy.

A festive day at Jersey Museum with Christmas card and decoration making, carol singing, a light trail and a family film with popcorn.

A garden transformed into a festive G Scale model railway, with Christmas lights, detailed miniature scenes and trains for families to play with.

Jersey Opera House's first fully professional pantomime brings laughs, music, dazzling costumes and festive magic for audiences of all ages this Christmas.

An evening of carols, seasonal music and festive favourites from a long-established local brass band on 18 December, welcoming audiences of all ages.

Tom Earnshaw's signature festive menu at Michelin-starred Bohemia, a leisurely Boxing Day lunch to share with family and friends.

See in 2027 with a Michelin-starred tasting menu, a three-course bar dinner or late-night dancing, plus a live DJ and champagne at midnight.

A relaxed, less formal staging of the pantomime, welcoming neurodivergent people, those with additional needs or dementia, young families and anyone wanting a calmer setting.

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

Free-to-attend poetry, songs and performances in Jersey's Norman language by pupils and adult learners, part of MILLENIUM 2027 – European Year of the Normans.

A playful workshop with artist Wilfrid Wood, exploring drawing, sculpting and storytelling through Plasticine portraiture.

An award-winning ABBA tribute night with live band, costumes and sing-along classics, marking 50 years of 'The Album' on its 2027 tour

A junior Victorian murder mystery at Hamptonne Country Life Museum, where young detectives work to solve a strange case and uncover the truth.

LSO leader Roman Simović plays Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons on a 1709 Stradivari with the Jersey Chamber Orchestra, raising funds for local music outreach.

A relaxed drop-in art session where families and groups of all ages can draw, paint and collage together.

Historical re-enactors bring 1066 and the Battle of Hastings to life at the Maritime Museum with sword fighting, longboats and horses this February half-term.

An immersive horror theatre experience set during a late-night rehearsal in a theatre with a dark reputation, for audiences aged 15 and over.

A school production of the award-winning Broadway musical, adapted for young performers, with 1920s songs, dance and satire for ages 9 and over

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 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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Fascinating Aïda's Liza Pulman returns to Jersey Opera House with Streisand classics, a six-piece band and witty stories behind the songs.

Three orchestras led by violinist Harriet Mackenzie trace 1,000 years of Norman history in a concert of favourites and newly commissioned works.

Jersey's national day on 9 May marks 82 years since liberation from German occupation, with parades, re-enactments, exhibitions and local entertainment.

An international short film project for aspiring filmmakers, exploring the legacy of Norman migration as part of MILLENIUM 2027 – European Year of the Normans.

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

The BBC Radio 4 comedian turns his plain-speaking explanations to the state of the world in a brand-new stand-up show for ages 14 and over.

Olivier Award-winning improvised musical comedy returns to the Jersey Opera House, building a brand new show from audience suggestions each night

Olivier Award-winning improvisers turn children's ideas into a brand-new musical comedy on the spot, with plenty of chances for young audiences to join in.

A free, family-friendly five-day celebration of Jersey's motoring past and future, with vehicle displays, motorsports, music, food and drink.

The Pub Landlord brings his brand-new tour of political satire, audience interaction and Common Sense hot-takes for a night of laughs.

A brand new stand-up show of all-new one-liners and cheerful filth from a comic whose last tour ran 378 dates; strictly 16+.

Steve Steinman and a live band perform Meat Loaf's Bat Out of Hell in full, plus hits like I Would Do Anything for Love.

A tenth-anniversary celebration of French and Norman culture, with a medieval fair at People's Park and Bastille Day festivities in Royal Square.

Knights, craftspeople, musicians and demonstrations for all ages celebrate Jersey's Norman heritage and 1,000 years since William the Conqueror's birth.

Jersey's century-old summer parade of floral floats and carnival entertainment returns in 2027 as part of the European Year of the Normans.

An all-day, old-school Ibiza house party on the Splash terrace with Café Mambo and RUSH DJs, moving indoors at sunset, with midnight coaches home.

A weekend of knockout challenges, team games and family entertainment for all ages, raising money for Friends of Jersey Neonatal Unit.

Watch apples crushed and pressed by cider makers and a farm horse, then sample last year's cider at this family-friendly Norman heritage festival.

The Any Dream Will Do winner, joined by a pianist, talks and sings through twenty years of West End roles from Joseph to Wicked

A festive charity dash raising money for Jersey Hospice Care, with full details still to be announced.