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The weather may be a bit 'ruff' this weekend but there will be plenty of things to do, whether it's indoors, outdoors, with family or with friends – even the furry kind.
When? Saturday 23 September – 09:00
Where? St. Ouen’s Parish Hall
What? The perfect place to hunt for original and unique gifts. There will be loads of lovely tables, brimming over with handmade gifts for all occasions. Come show your support for local crafters and stay for a spot of lunch!
When? Saturday 23 September – 09:00
Where? Start from the Watersplash then head to L'Etacq and back
What? Grab your friends – furry or not – and come support the animal shelter. The charity is asking for a £5 donation per dog and each will get a little doggy bag for taking part. Participants can also enter a raffle for the chance to win a hamper from K9 Wellness Centre.
When? Saturday 23 September – 11:00 to 15:00
Where? Charing Cross, St. Helier
What? The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a discreet tool to signal to others that the wearer has a hidden disability and may need some help, extra time, patience and understanding. The Government of Jersey is hosting a series of events to celebrate being a hidden disabilities sunflower friendly island. This will include an art competition, face painting, inclusive art and a scavenger hunt.
When? Saturday 23 September – 18:30 to 21:30
Where? St. Brelade’s Beach
What? Join Jersey Hospice Care for a special evening as they illuminate St. Brelade’s Beach with candles. The event aims to give islanders the opportunity to join with friends, family and as a community, to reflect, celebrate and remember loved ones.
When? Saturday 23 September – 19:00
Where? Methodist Centre, Halkett Place
What? Join the Jersey Youth Choir for an evening of ABBA songs. You will not only get to hear all the hits from the Swedish band but you will also be supporting the Choir’s future projects.
When? Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 September
Where? Albert Pier
What? Come and see the Jubilee Sailing Trust’s tall ship Tenacious, the only sea-going tall ship that can be sailed by a mixed ability crew including people with disabilities.On Sunday, visitors will be able to take a free tour of the vessel between 13:30 and 17:30.
If you haven’t been to Queen’s Valley Reservoir to see Luke Jerram’s Floating Earth, this weekend is your last chance. Lit 24/7, the globe is on display until Sunday 24 September and the soundtrack will be audible from 08:00 to 22:00 each day.
This piece is presented by ArtHouse Jersey, in partnership with Jersey Water, as part of the exhibition No Place Like Home, which you can see at Capital House in St. Helier.
