Name: POSTERISED Art Exhibition
About: Art in the Frame Foundation (Jersey charity no. 21) welcomes you to POSTERISED, a vibrant exhibition at The Harbour Gallery Jersey. Showcasing the striking photography of Paul Lakeman alongside a wide selection of re‑imagined works transformed into bold Art Deco posters, delicate watercolours and affordable wall art, the exhibition offers something for every taste. Visitors can enjoy browsing unique pieces while supporting a good cause, as profits from sales will be shared with Jersey Hospice Care.
Location: 19 The Quay, Commercial Buildings, St Helier
Dates: 28th March to 12th April 2026
Link: Get your tickets here
Name: Farming After Liberation
About: Step back into the island’s rural past with a trip to Hamptonne Country Life Museum, where a compact but engaging exhibition explores the site’s remarkable Occupation story and the island’s agricultural revival after Liberation. Islanders were concerned that the unique Jersey breed of cattle was under threat due to looting and food shortages, and many felt the decimated farms would never get back to pre-war production. However, the sector not only survived but flourished. At Hamptonne, you’ll uncover the surprising tale of how resilience, determination, and community spirit helped Jersey’s farms rebound and thrive in the post-war years, offering a vivid glimpse into an essential chapter of the island’s heritage.
Location: La Rue de la Patente, St Lawrence
Dates: 29th March to 17th May 2026
Link: Get your tickets here
Name: Wild Immersion at Jersey Zoo
About: Embark on an unforgettable global adventure at Jersey Zoo with its latest virtual reality experience, where you can come face to face with some of the world’s rarest animals. Step into the vast Serengeti National Parks in Kenya and Tanzania to watch elephants walk across the plains, lions roar in the distance and zebras graze nearby. Dive beneath the waves to swim alongside sharks, colourful tropical fish and migrating sea turtles, or take a full worldwide journey and walk beside polar bears, giraffes and kangaroos. Hosted in the Discovery Centre, this cutting‑edge VR experience offers an exciting new way to explore wildlife and is not to be missed during your visit to Jersey.
Location: Les Augrès Manor, La Profonde Rue
Name: Peter Rabbit Trail
About: Little explorers, from toddlers through to primary school-aged children, can immerse themselves into a whimsical Beatrix Potter-inspired trail filled with playful surprises. Cook up carrot creations in the mud kitchen, hunt for Jemima’s woodland friends, and get creative with Peter Rabbit and friends loose‑parts play. There’s plenty more to discover too: nature painting, woodland crafts, cosy hammocks, bumpy wagon rides, and a whole bundle of Easter‑themed fun tucked among the trees. It’s a joyful outdoor escape that brings stories, imagination, and nature together in the heart of Jersey.
Location: St Saviour’s Woodland, St Saviour
Name: 1781 Jersey Militia Performance
About: Step back into Jersey’s past with the 1781 Jersey Militia – Living History Group at Elizabeth Castle. This immersive experience offers a vivid glimpse into the daily life of a militia soldier and his family during the 18th century. Discover the impressive range of skills required to defend the island—from musket firing and artillery drills to tactical know‑how and maintaining the castle’s fortifications. Discipline, teamwork and constant readiness were all part of the job, especially when handling the powerful artillery that protected Jersey’s shores. As you explore, you can watch the dramatic musket fire, observe daily drills, and learn how uniforms and equipment shaped a soldier’s role. It’s a captivating way to connect with Jersey’s history in one of its most iconic settings.
Location: Elizabeth Castle, St Aubin’s Bay
Name: Sing-A-Long Train Rides
About: Hop aboard the Easter sing‑a‑long express for a joy‑packed journey from Liberation Square to St Aubin and back. Little travellers can climb onto Le Petit Train, belt out their favourite movie tunes, and enjoy a ride that’s every bit as magical as the soundtrack.
Location: Liberation Square, St Helier
Name: Genuine Jersey Artisans’ Market
About: Discover the island’s creative spirit at the St Aubin Artisans’ Market. Set in the picturesque harbour village of St Aubin, this regular market brings together a wonderful mix of local talent. Wander between stalls inside and outside the parish hall, where growers, bakers, and skilled craft makers showcase their handmade goods and delicious produce. Adding to the lively atmosphere, local musicians perform throughout the day, making it a delightful spot to browse, taste, and soak up Jersey’s community vibe.
Location: St Aubin Parish Hall
Dates:11th to 24th April 2026
Link: For more information, click here
Name: The Trading Point Farmers & Spring Market
About: If you’re visiting Jersey in April, The Trading Point Spring Farmer’s Market is a lovely way to experience local creators’ collections and sample delicious food. The market brings together a lively mix of local artisan stallholders, seasonal produce, handmade crafts and fresh blooms, all set within the charming countryside setting of St Lawrence. It’s an easy stop for travellers, with free parking on site and the number 7 bus stopping right outside. The relaxed, pet‑friendly atmosphere makes it a welcoming place to browse, chat with makers and pick up unique gifts.
Location: Alexandra House, Carrefour Selous, St Lawrence
Name: JAYF Open Garden – Government House, St Saviour
About: Step inside the historic charm of Government House, the official residence of Jersey’s Lieutenant-Governors since 1822, and enjoy a rare opportunity to explore its magnificent 12‑acre grounds. Wander expansive lawns framed by rose beds, herbaceous borders and commemorative trees planted by Royal visitors, or follow the wooded valley alive with wildlife, from playful squirrels to waterfowl on the tranquil lakes filled with lilies and koi carp. Along the way you’ll spot cannons from Elizabeth Castle, lush plantings of Gunnera and Arum, and a rich mix of natural and ornamental trees including Acers, Willows, Sumachs and Conifers. Visitors can enjoy delicious Jersey cream teas for £5.50, browse the tombola, and join free nature walks, with all proceeds supporting JAYF – a charity committed to helping young people experiencing homelessness. Admission is £7.00, children under 12 go free. The gardens are open by kind permission of His Excellency Vice Admiral Sir Jerry Kyd KBE and Lady Kyd.
Location: Government House, St Saviour
Name: Les Landes Horse Race Days
About: Experience the thrill of race day at Les Landes Racecourse, where the excitement on the track is matched only by the breath-taking scenery. Cheer on the horses as they thunder past and take in sweeping views of the dramatic Grosnez Castle ruins and the distant silhouettes of Guernsey, Sark, and Herm.
Location: Rte de la Villaise, St Ouen
Dates: 26th April to 30th August 2026
Link: Get your tickets here
Name: Barclays Boat Show 2026
About: Join the biggest free event in the Channel Islands, showcasing impressive vessels, hands‑on demonstrations and expert talks. Visitors can wander among sleek yachts and powerboats, meet industry professionals, enjoy family‑friendly activities, and soak up the buzzing festival atmosphere. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or simply curious, it’s a fantastic chance to dive into Jersey’s maritime spirit and experience the excitement of life on the water.
Location: St Helier Marina
Dates: 2nd to 4th May 2026
Link: Get your tickets here
Name: Liberation Day Celebrations
About: Join Jersey’s annual Liberation Day celebrations, marking the historic moment on the 9th May 1945 when the island was finally freed from Nazi occupation. Just as islanders did 81 years ago, crowds will gather in Liberation Square to honour the day British troops arrived and the Union Jack was raised from the balcony of the Pomme d’Or Hotel, symbolising the end of five long years of occupation and the beginning of freedom.
Location: Liberation Square, St Helier
Dates: 9th May 2026
Link: For more information, click here
Name: Musical Walks
About:Step behind the gates of St Ouen’s Manor for a rare and memorable afternoon exploring one of Jersey’s most historic west coast estates, guided by Seigneur Charlie Malet de Carteret himself. As you wander from the rose garden through the manor’s grounds, you’ll uncover more than 800 years of the de Carteret family’s history, brought to life through storytelling and the atmosphere created by live performances from Jersey’s emerging and established musicians. Presented as part of Music in Action’s mission to support local talent, this unique event blends heritage and music in an unforgettable setting.
Location: St Ouen’s Manor, Rue du Manoir
Name: Spring Norman Market
About: This much-loved Jersey tradition brings a vibrant taste of Normandy to the island, celebrating the region’s craftsmanship and high‑quality produce. Organised each year with the support of Maison de la Normandie et de la Manche, the market’s first visit of the year will feature an enticing selection of cheese, cider, fruit, sausage sandwiches, saucisson, charcuterie, soaps, biscuits and a few surprises. Join the traders at and enjoy an authentic slice of Normandy right in the heart of Jersey.
Location: Royal Square, St Helier
Dates: 13th to 17th May 2026
Link: For more information, click here
Name: Pirouettes and power moves
About: Ever wondered how a ballet comes to life? Ballet d’Jèrri’s Open Studios invite you into the heart of the creative process at Jersey Opera House.
Watch new pieces unfold—from rough sketches to polished movement—in an intimate, behind-the-scenes setting.
Location:Jersey Opera House, Gloucester Street, St. Helier
Dates: 7pm-9pm on 15th May 2026
Link: Get your tickets here
Name: Inside the halls of power
About: Discover a rare opportunity to explore Jersey’s historic Royal Court and States Chamber. This guided tour through the heart of the Royal Square offers insight into the island’s legal and political heritage—where laws are shaped, debated, and enacted.
Location: Royal Court, States Members Entrance Door, St. Helier
Dates: 10am-12pm on 25th April, 30th May, 27th June, 25th July, 29th August, 19th September and 24th October 2026
Link: Get your tickets here
Name: Easy like Sunday morning…
About: Every Sunday, the Jersey Tourist Guide Association runs two-hour Discover St Helier guided tours, where you will be taken on a fascinating journey about the island’s history and culture. Tickets cost just £10 per person.
Location: Meet at 10.30am in the heart of St Helier at the Liberation Statue in Liberation Square, JE2 3QA
Dates: All year round
Link: Buy your tickets here
Name: Genuine Jersey Artisans’ Market
About: Explore this fabulous artisans’ market in the pretty harbour village of St Aubin. All goods sold will have been crafted, brewed, baked or processed by the stall holder, so head over and soak up the atmosphere while celebrating Jersey’s finest. Entrance is free.
Location: In front of and inside the parish hall, La Neuve Route, St. Aubin
Dates: 11th April to 24th October 2026
Link: Genuine Jersey Event
Name: La Terr’rie d’Jerri
About: This free exhibition, translating as Being Jersey – Stories of our Island, celebrates some of the island’s significant moments and explores its history as home, haven, paradise, battleground and prison.
Location: Jersey Museum
Date: Running until 31st December 2026
Link: See more here
Name: Searching for Jersey’s Celts
About: The world’s largest Celtic hoard was discovered buried in a field in Jersey. Find out what might have led people to bury 70,000 coins and a hoard of jewellery on the island 2000 years ago and see some of the actual items up close at this special exhibition.
Location: La Hougue Bie, La Route de la Hougue Bie, Grouville JE3 9HQ
Dates: Until 31st December 2026
Link: Jersey’s Celtic Hoard