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GADOC presents: The Hunchback of Notre Dame
The fabulous GADOC will return to the stage this Saturday the 4th of April – next Saturday the 11th of April, for 7 performances of their latest production, The Hunchback of Notre Dame!
Victor Hugo’s timeless story of love, sin, and sanctuary comes to Guernsey! After putting on Les Misérables 10 years ago, GADOC is now bringing one of Hugo’s other most famous works to the stage, The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
This special version of the iconic tale of Quasimodo and Esmerelda features songs from the Disney film of the same name, but this time follows the darker themes and narrative of Hugo’s masterpiece. A mature and epic musical, Hunchback features a full live band and choir. When paired with its gothic sets and sprawling choreography, this is one musical not to miss.
Get your tickets before they’re all gone!
Bailiwick Wildlife Photography Exhibition – Sark
For the first of their major exhibitions of 2026, Sark Art Gallery and Museum are delighted to host the Bailiwick Wildlife Photography Exhibition again this year, in conjunction with Guernsey Arts and generously sponsored by Mourant.
If you missed the run of the exhibition, now is your chance to enjoy it in the beautiful setting of Sark!
This leg of the exhibition will run from this Friday the 3rd of April, up until the end of May. Don’t miss your opportunity to see this fabulous showcase of local wildlife photography!
Château de Val Festival
Music, traders and food stalls all within the walls of Vale Castle. Using temporary structures and decor to reproduce the feel of when the castle had buildings inside the walls.
Featuring a tavern, the Grand Hall, music across three areas, entertainment (both medieval and modern!), a street fayre on the castle’s existing cobbled street and much, much more.
Head down to the Château de Val Festival this Saturday the 4th of April, 11am – 11pm! Tickets on sale now.
JACK RHODES: PART TIME WIZARD – FULL TIME MORON
Fresh from quitting his job as a nuclear engineer, Jack Rhodes somehow ended up as runner-up on Britain’s Got Talent… and now he’s bringing the madness to St James, next Thursday the 9th of April from 7:30pm!
With a background in close-up magic and stand-up comedy, Jack’s racked up over 250 million views with his ‘comedy, magic and nonsense’ videos—firmly establishing himself as a magician who doesn’t take himself (or magic) too seriously.
But this isn’t your typical ‘ta-da’ magic show.
It’s a fast-paced, highly original mix of magic and media—packed with slick visuals, perfectly timed video effects, and big, theatrical moments. All delivered with a healthy dose of Northern mischief. Expect a night of tricks and giggles that redefines what a comedy magic show can be. One minute you’ll be laughing out loud, the next you’ll be wondering “how on earth did he do that?!”
Join Jack for a one-of-a-kind evening that’s part magic show, part comedy gig, and entirely unlike anything you’ve seen before. Discover why Simon Cowell calls him “one in a million”… and why Jack’s dad calls him “a part-time wizard, full-time moron.”
Why not come in early and enjoy a drink before the show? St James’ bars open at 6.30pm!
Get your tickets today:
Making an Honest Living – Emma Griffin & James Kail
The latest Greenhouse Gallery exhibition is here!
Opening next Friday the 27th of March and running through until the 14th of June,’ Making an Honest Living’ is a celebration of the growing industry in Guernsey, brought to you by local artists Emma Griffin and James Kail!
Guernsey-born painter and printmaker, Emma Griffin has been researching the Guernsey growing industry since the idea came to her in 2023, whilst she was invigilating an exhibition by Alberta Whittle, at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. The theme of the exhibition was focused on identity, which led Emma to explore her own origin story.
The Greenhouse Gallery, within Guernsey Museum at Candie, will be open from 10am – 5pm. Normal admission applies. Free for discovery pass holders.
SAC – Arts & Crafts Exhibition
The next George Crossan Gallery exhibition is just on the horizon… You won’t want to miss this!
From next Wednesday the 1st of April, members of the Sarnia Arts & Crafts Club will showcase select pieces from their collections that hold particular significance to them.
The exhibition will feature a diverse range of media, including oils, pastels, gouache, watercolour, and textiles, among others.
The gallery, located within the Inner Market, is open from 9am-5pm and is accessible via stairs and lift. The exhibition will run form the 1st – 18th of April. Free entry.
