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Are you passionate about music, or just love a good party? Make your way down to St James this Saturday the 28th of September from 7pm, as Omega Nebula take to the stage!
OMEGA NEBULA are a husband and wife, electronic duo, taking influence from Jamaican and UK sound system culture.
Their music is a blend of hard hitting dub, high spirited reggae and powerful bass, all brought together by their own joyfully uplifting and recognisable sound.
Their show is a live/electronic hybrid performance, where you can expect a dynamic fusion of synthesisers, dub sirens, huge bass, live instruments, killer vocals and trippy effects. Revered for having a captivating stage presence and for connecting with the audience on a deep level, OMEGA NEBULA will leave you inspired, empowered and energized.
With continuous support from BBC DJ’s including reggae legend David Rodigan on BBC 1Xtra, this exciting new project is speedily on the rise and their live show is not to be missed!
This performance is supported by Its Own Animal, with tunes all night from Guernsey’s own Ark Sounds.
Head on down to Candie Gardens this Sunday, as Fourtissimo take to the stage for the LAST instalment of this years Candie Concerts!
Taking place on Sunday 29 September between 3pm and 4pm, 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 HERE.
November 1942: HMS Vanessa is detached from Convoy HX213 to join Convoy SC107. The convoy is attacked by a wolfpack of U-boats - over 4 days they sink 15 ships. It is the heaviest loss of ships from any trans-Atlantic convoy through the winter of 1942-43.
Gordon Collett is 19, from Sheffield - the city of steel. Determined to join the fight against the advancing forces of fascism, he volunteers for the Royal Navy in Ferbuary 1940. He serves on HMS Vanessa and in November 1942 they are sent to escort Convoy SC107.
I know this because I am his son - and I'm going to tell you his story.
Head down to St James for a tale of love and loss, both moving and funny, above all life-affirming - and a paean to those we miss most.
Two shows will take place on Wednesday the 2nd and Thursday the 3rd of October, both from 8pm.
Please note that this show might not be suitable for children.
Pick up your tickets today by heading over to the St James website HERE.
Save the date… taking place next Saturday the 5th of October, this fabulous event will be a celebration of trees, woodland & forests and how they support and benefit people & environment.
The event will include arts & crafts as well as a tree climbing competition for professional tree climbers & contractors. There'll also be tree trails and activities for people of all ages. tent peg makers, art workshops, a climbing tower, plus our very own wood chip pile to play on!
If that isn't enough to tempt you there’ll also be several organisations there which align with GTFL's values & goals such as La Societe Guernesiaise, National Trust of Guernsey & the Pollinator Project together with the Nature Commission all showcasing what they have to offer.
Guernsey Arts will also be in attendance, partnering with Wild Wolf Wellbeing to bring you a day of creative goodness.
The Fayre will be a community event which will appeal to all ages with commercial involvement limited to a few relevant businesses. Open from 10am - 3pm at Government House.
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