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Welcome to this week's Art Fix with Guernsey Arts.
This is where we dive into the creative world...to help you plan your own art fix!
Are you passionate about local history? Perhaps you're an aspiring writer? This may just be the perfect opportunity for you.
In 1945 the Islands of Guernsey felt the relief of Liberation from the occupying forces. This momentous day has been celebrated annually by all who live (or have lived) in the islands, and still has significant meaning to all.
In 2025 we celebrate 80 years since this date, and reflect on, commemorate and celebrate this occasion in our shared history.
To honour the milestone, Guernsey Arts are thrilled to welcome our island's creatives to submit a piece of their own work.
Liberation 80th Poetry Open looks to use poetry, prose and the written word as a means for the community to share their words on such an important date in the Bailiwicks history.
For more information and to submit your entry, follow the link.
Discover more about Guernsey's ghoulish past with Halloween themed children's activities, today at Candie Museum.
The impressive lineup of events includes everything from a Gruesome and Grisly History Trail, to "Witchy" Willow Weaving! Film screenings, interactive storytelling, a Garden Pumpkin Treasure Hunt and more.
The Museum is open 10am - 5pm but activities have certain timings, head over to the Guernsey Museums website for more information:
PS... Free entry applies to children in fancy dress!
Returning to the Rat Pack era, in the realms of Las Vegas, dress to impress and Come Fly With Us at St James - the heart of Guernsey music!
Tonight, The Infrequents & Friends bring you the iconic Sinatra.
From 19:30, join Tom Strawbridge and his eight piece band alongside special guests as they sing the night away in aid of Parkinson's Guernsey and Parkinson's UK.
Pick up your tickets here before they're all gone!
Moor Theatre presents: The Crucible
In a small, tight-knit Puritan community, gossip and rumour spread like wildfire, inflaming personal grievances until no-one is safe from accusation and vengeance.
In the face of such fervour, how can John Proctor, a local farmer, hope to protect his family and his dignity?
From Tuesday 5 to Saturday 9 November, the wonderful Moor Theatre will tell the story of The Crucible by Arthur Miller. A total of five performances will take place in the Holy Trinity Church, each starting at 19:30.
Secure your place in the audience today:
The Victor Hugo In Guernsey Society presents a Lecture & Recital at St James by Arnaud Bigaignon de Sullé.
Arnaud has attended many operas around the World and speaks regularly to public audiences about them. He was always filled with admiration for Victor Hugo. This will be the first occasion that he has spoken about Hugo's influence on music and opera.
During his lecture, Arnaud will talk about the many and close links between Victor Hugo and music, and especially opera. His talk will be interspersed with performances by renowned international artists, and a performance of songs from Les Misérables by the fabulous GADOC.
The evening will be in two parts with a Victor Hugo bookshop and a licensed bar open before and during the interval.
Get your tickets today.
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