Mon 9 Nov
Carlton Kirby's True Tales of the Tour de France
An evening of inside stories and frank opinions from cycling commentator Carlton Kirby, drawn from 25 years covering the Tour and other big races.
Carlton Kirby, the Voice of Cycling, shares inside stories and frank opinions from his 25 years covering the sport.
In a funny and revealing evening for all cycling fans, Carlton reflects on his front-row experiences from the Tour and other big races during the recent golden age of British cycling, plus his not-always-happy dealings with stars including Bradley Wiggins, Mark Cavendish and his own gantry partner-in-crime Sean Kelly.
Carlton is in conversation with former Procycling magazine writer Duncan Steer.
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- Family friendly
- Arts & cultural
Mon 19 Oct – Wed 28 Oct
Eutopia: Art Exhibition by Jason Butler
Jason Butler Studio, St. Helier
Free entry
Step into Eutopia, the latest exhibition by Jason Butler, presented in his stunning harbourside studio and gallery. Bringing together 50 paintings ranging from intimate miniatures to striking large-scale works, Eutopia continues Butler’s exploration of solitary figures set within ambiguous landscapes and mysterious, otherworldly environments.
- Family friendly
- Arts & cultural
- History & Heritage
Mon 19 Oct – Sun 1 Nov
Vraiqu’sie
Elizabeth Castle, St. Helier
£11.45 - £24.50
A charming and fascinating art exhibition celebrating the humble seaweed known as ‘vraic’ that festoons the rocks around our island.
- Family friendly
- Arts & cultural
Tue 20 Oct
Make Your Mark – An Artist Takeover by The Stoodio
ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House, St. Helier
Free entry
This is an exhibition you’re invited to touch, change, add to and help create. For ArtHouse Jersey’s first Capital House Artist Takeover, The Stoodio is taking over the gallery and turning some of the usual rules of an exhibition on their head.
- Arts & cultural
Tue 20 Oct
À bétôt? documentary screening - St Clement's Parish Hall
St. Clement's Parish Hall
Free entry
An opportunity to see this moving documentary about Jersey's precious native language.