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Satisfy your cultural appetite with Guernsey Arts and a selection of music, dancing, drama, and Japanese embroidery...an eclectic feast!
It's time to dive into the world of art with our weekly art fix:
TEASPOONRIVERNECK will be returning to the St. James stage along with a bunch of excellent handpicked performers, from 20:00 on 21 September!
Jersey two-piece Semu Cà will be serving up Mogwai-esque soundtracks using home made tech, bass, and guitar and obviously a trombone!
Also along for the ride are the unmissable, indescribable, track suited, SKYSKRAPERS, who continue to astound/confound with each staggering sweat drenched performance.
The mystical, HOLLIE THORNE (accompanied by JOHN SEALEY), will bring her spellbinding gothic noir to enthral the big hall with her exquisite songwriting while highly impressive box fresh “newbies”, PLAY NICE, will open SPOONFEST with whip smart tunes, spinning tales of angst & romance.
Tunes all night from aRK.
Get your tickets HERE before they're all gone!
Make your way down to Candie Gardens this Sunday, as Mariposa Strings take to the stage for this week's instalment of Candie Concerts!
Taking place on Sunday 22 September between 15:00 and 16:00, this free concert makes for the perfect day out for the whole family.
Whether you’re looking to discover your new favourite band, or just fancy soaking up the sun with some live entertainment, this is the event for you.
For the full Candie Concerts lineup, visit the Guernsey Street Festival website.
Ever thought about getting involved in Guernsey’s vibrant dance scene? Belles and Broomsticks Morris Dancers practice throughout the year, every Monday at St Martin’s Community Centre from 19:30pm - 21:30!
Everybody is welcome and it’s a great way to stay fit, all while getting in touch with your creative side.
To try your hand at traditional morris dancing, get in contact through their Facebook page: Belles and Broomsticks Guernsey Morris
Art at the Park is delighted to show Betty Watson’s beautiful embroideries, opening next Tuesday 24!
“Japanese embroidery is a continuation of a thousand-year-old tradition that first began in China then spread to Japan, and more recently to other countries around the world. Japanese embroidery involves the mastery of 46 techniques and all students are introduced to these through a series of 10 phases.”
Betty has attended courses held by accredited traditional Japanese embroidery tutors in England and France to work through the 10 phases, which she achieved within 5 years culminating in a graduation certificate in the UK.
The exhibition is at the Art at the Park Gallery, Folk and Costume Museum, Saumarez Park. The show runs from Tuesday 24 September until Friday 25 October, 10:00 until 17:00. Free entry, Accessible friendly, Museum Shop.
Please note: On the final day of the exhibition, the gallery space will be closing at 14:00.
This gripping play has thrilled over five million people around the world, receiving seven Olivier Awards and five Tony Awards, including best play.
MTG will be bringing this beloved phenomenon to the Guernsey stage from 25 - 28 September!
Based on Mark Haddon's worldwide, best-selling novel, the story follows Christopher, a fifteen-year-old boy, who discovers his neighbours' dead dog. He makes it his personal mission to solve the case!
Though Christopher struggles with his relationships in everyday life, he has an extraordinary brain that is exceptional at maths. Forbidden by his father to discover the real killer, Christopher must embark on this frightening detective work independently, despite never having been to the end of his road alone.
Get your tickets HERE to this fabulous performance!
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