1 Jan 2027 – 31 Dec 2027
Wace: The Norman Conquests
at Freedom Centre

Step into a thousand years of history with Wace: Norman Conquests, a captivating live performance celebrating Jersey's remarkable Norman heritage as part of the MILLENIUM 2027 – European Year of the Normans. Inspired by the work of Jersey-born poet Maître Wace, this unique production brings the epic tale of William the Conqueror vividly to life.
Blending storytelling, live illustration and medieval adventure, the performance follows Wace as he races to complete his legendary Roman de Rou – an account of the Norman dynasty that shaped the history of England, Normandy and the Channel Islands.
Perfect for history enthusiasts, families and curious minds alike, Wace: Norman Conquests offers an entertaining journey through Viking legends, the Battle of Hastings and Jersey's enduring connection to the Norman world. As one of many events taking place across Europe in 2027, it's a chance to celebrate the island's shared heritage through creativity, culture and unforgettable storytelling.
Discover more about the event on our website.
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