
‘REAL’ SHOWS RETURN TO THE RJA&HS
The first “normal” Show being held by the Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society since October 2019 is going to be the 2021 Early Sumer

The first “normal” Show being held by the Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society since October 2019 is going to be the 2021 Early Sumer

Jersey’s exceptional landscapes and seascapes are the inspiration behind a new visitor centre at Jersey Museum. The Aspiring Jersey Island Geopark Visitor Centre tells the

The National Trust for Jersey is staging its fifth environmental festival – ‘LoveNature’. Staged over the half term holidays from 30 May to 6

The Domaine des Vaux Opera Festival, which had to be cancelled in 2020 because of Covid restrictions, is back. It will take place on 23,

Genuine Jersey Markets have returned, The first market took place last Saturday (15 May) at St Aubin. As previously, before the pandemic brought them
The results of the 2021 Genuine Jersey, Jersey Royal potato growing competition have been annouced. In the school’s competition, which involved all 33 primary schools,

The 15th century thatched buildings at Hamptonne Country Life Museum are being rethatched for the first time in 30 years. Five thatchers from Devon have

‘CCAI’ is known for its’ longstanding and real relationships with the artists it works with. Whether this is mentoring and supporting local artists through the

TIME FOR TEA An afternoon seminar and tea tasting (including Jersey tea) is being led by ‘tea sommelier’ Eunice Pallot on 12 June. Eunice is

We continue our series of article in Jèrriais – Jersey’s own traditional native language. The ‘frouque’ in question is a digging fork, rather than a

In a statement, the Government of Jersey said that its representatives had met French fishermen and listened to the concerns that led to today’s protest.

Government of Jersey representatives are meeting French fishermen this morning. It follows 50 boats arriving into Jersey waters off the south coast of the Island,