Tchoeu du Tchoeu – Choir of the Heart performs at La Faîs’sie d’Cidre, singing in Jèrriais to celebrate Jersey’s native language and its deep connections to the island’s landscape.

A hands-on workshop exploring seaweed, sound writing and printmaking, led by artists Margarida Lourenco Olivier and Esther Rose Parkes.

The Vraiqu'sie Choir performs original Jèrriais songs inspired by Jersey’s intertidal landscape at La Folle d’Avoût (Corn Riots Festival).

Explore cyanotype and printmaking techniques using seaweed and natural materials in this drop-in workshop inspired by the Vraiqu'sie exhibition

Explore cyanotype and printmaking techniques using seaweed and natural materials in this drop-in workshop inspired by the Vraiqu'sie exhibition

The Lullaby Choir presents a multilingual a cappella concert of lullabies collected in Jersey and beyond, including original songs by choir members, performed in languages such as Jèrriais, Māori, Dutch, Urdu, Romansh and Farsi, in a joyful final performance celebrating harmony and togetherness.

The newly formed Vraiqu'sie Choir performs original Jèrriais songs inspired by Jersey’s intertidal landscape, extending the Vraiqu'sie exhibition. Performing as part of Jersey Heritage’s Victorian Seaside Family Day.

Société Jersiaise’s programme of Spring Lunchtime talks. A talk & film screening by the Vraiqu’sie collective on ‘Vraiqu’sie’, a collaborative arts project exploring Jersey’s seaweed heritage and traditional vraicking.

Aras Amiri will be giving a gallery talk on Spectatorship, a solo exhibition by Iranian artist Amir Khashayar Ghasemi. This is a chance to delve deeper into Amir’s process and ideas. We will also be showing some of his film works that are not included in the exhibition.

Launch of the Lullaby Project Website — our brand new online home for the island’s lullaby archive with special lullaby choir performance at 4pm at Le Tacheron farm.

She Rose celebrates the connection between body, language, and landscape. This second event will take place at Le Pinacle and audience members are welcome.

She Rose celebrates the connection between body, language, and landscape. It welcomes everyone, with or without a background in dance, to weave a thread, by way of their bodies, with Jèrriais. Breton dance serves as both a guide and a metaphor—a thread that holds together the edges of landscape, language, and the body.

Join us for Artist Talk with Dr Zakiya McKenzie and Launch of publication Black Earth in collaboration with Fancy A Pint: Artist Talks.

An evening featuring a special choir formed for this 13-week project, with original and traditional lullabies and the stories behind them.

An evening featuring a special choir formed for this 13-week project, with original and traditional lullabies and the stories behind them.

The Moving Arts Collective invites you to a public listening party to celebrate the launch of the 'H.M.P His Music Productions' album

The Lullaby Project are delighted to be offering another lullaby sharing evening at the magical Birdsong Garden.

The Moving Arts Collective, Finding Rhythms and HMP La Moye celebrate the launch of ‘H.M.P His Music Productions’ Album at Listening Party