Name: Jersey Premier Brass’ Summer Concerts
About: The Jersey Premier Brass Band returns this summer with their much‑loved concerts set against the beautiful backdrop of Howard Davis Park. Visitors can look forward to a lively mix of music with something to suit every taste, making it the perfect opportunity to bring a picnic, relax, and enjoy the uplifting sound of this outstanding local brass band. Entry is free for all ages, and donations are warmly encouraged to help support charities across the island.
Location: St Mark’s Church, David Place, St Helier, JE2 4AY
Dates & times:
23rd August 2.30pm
10th September 7.30pm
Location: Howard Davis Park, St Clement’s Road, St Saviour, JE2 4QA
Link: For more information, visit here
Name: Beach Racing at Millbrook
About: Feel the roar of engines and the rush of sea air at Millbrook, where beach racing turns the sands of St Aubin’s Bay into a high‑octane motorsports arena. This thrilling spectacle blends enduro and motocross as motorcycles, cars and buggies tear across soft sand, dunes and man‑made jumps in a fast‑paced scramble format. Organised by the Jersey Motorcycle & Light Car Club, the event showcases junior and senior bike classes, production cars from 1300cc to 2000cc, and the ever‑popular beach buggies that guarantee some of the day’s most entertaining action. A favourite with competitors and spectators alike, Sand Racing at Millbrook delivers pure adrenaline in a stunning coastal setting — an unforgettable day out for motorsport fans of all ages.
Location: St Mark’s Church, David Place, St Helier, JE2 4AY
Dates & times:
13th July – 10:30am
25th July – 9am
12th & 13th September – 1pm
Link: For more information, visit here
Name: Sundown Sessions
About: Settle in for an intimate evening at The Sundown, where Jersey’s homegrown songwriting talent shines in a relaxed, atmospheric setting curated by the Songwriters Society.
Blending emerging voices with established local artists, these Sundown Sessions strip music back to its purest form — original songs, heartfelt stories and performances that often debut live for the very first time. With its close‑up, welcoming vibe, it’s the perfect chance to connect with the island’s vibrant grassroots music scene.
Food and drinks are available on the night, with exclusive offers for ticket holders, making it an ideal pick whether you’re a dedicated music lover or simply looking for something a little different to enjoy in Jersey.
Location: The Sundown,
Wharf Street, St Helier
Dates: 25th June / 23rd July
27th August / 24th September
22nd October / 26 November / 24th December
Times: 7:30 to 10:30pm
Link: For more information, visit here
Name: La Mare Meadow In Bloom
About: La Mare’s wildflower meadow is the kind of place that makes you slow down without even trying — two acres of colour, bees humming, grasses swaying, and that soft countryside hush you only get in Jersey. Wander through the paths, spot the butterflies, let the kids run ahead, or just flop down in the grass and take it all in. It’s free, it’s open to everyone, and is blooming all summer long.
Location: La Mare Wine Estate, La Rue de la Hougue Mauger, St Mary, JE3 3BA
Dates: 15th June to 30th September 2026
Times: 9:30am to 4:30pm
Link: For more information, visit here
Name: Living History
About: Step back in time to May 1945 and experience the moment Jersey was free after five long years of German Occupation. This was when Force 135 arrived on the Island, charged with the enormous task of restoring civilian life, clearing military defences and helping Jersey rebuild after wartime hardship.
Today, the Force 135 Living History Group brings this pivotal chapter vividly to life. Their passionate re‑enactors recreate the emotion and atmosphere of Liberation Day, offering an immersive glimpse into the joy, relief and resilience that shaped Jersey’s modern identity.
*If Force 135 is going to be the highlight of your trip to Elizabeth Castle, please call +44 (0) 1534 634048 before you visit to check that performances are confirmed for that date.
Location: Elizabeth Castle, St Aubin’s Bay
Dates: 30th & 31st August 2026
Link: For more information, visit here
Name: Garden Railway Open Day
About: Discover the charming HSBA Garden Railway, a delightful G‑Scale miniature railway tucked away in the parish of St Mary. Winding through over 138 metres (455 feet) of track, the trains weave through tunnels, cross bridges and glide past a peaceful garden pond. A few times each year, the garden gates open to the public, inviting you to step into this enchanting miniature world. All proceeds from these open days support local Jersey charities, making your visit both memorable and meaningful.
Location: HSBA Garden Railway, St Mary
Name: Falconry at Mont Orgueil Castle
About: Join Jean and his hawk for a captivating introduction to traditional falconry, where you’ll see how trust, instinct and skilled training come together in this historic art. Watch as he demonstrates the techniques used to prepare a hawk for the hunt and explains the patience and communication needed to build a true partnership. It’s a memorable glimpse into a Tudor‑era practice where these magnificent birds were both essential hunting companions and powerful symbols of status.
Location: Mont Orgueil Castle, St Martin, Gorey
Dates: 3rd June to 30th September 2026
Times: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday – 10am to 4pm, with main flying at 1pm
Link: Get your tickets here
Name: Art in the Arches: Safe Haven
About: Art in the Arches returns to St Helier’s Elizabeth Marina for its third summer, infusing the waterfront with fresh colour, creativity, and energy. As you wander beneath the arches, you’ll discover a new collection of evolving murals, each one shaped by this year’s evocative theme, ‘Safe Haven’- a fitting reflection of Jersey’s coastal spirit and its welcoming sense of place.
Location: Elizabeth Marina, St Helier
Dates: 2nd June to 31st December 2027
Free entry
Name: Jersey’s Titanic Story
About: Discover the compelling stories of the Jersey men and women who sailed aboard the Titanic on its ill‑fated maiden voyage in 1912. Ten islanders were among the passengers and crew who left Southampton on 10 April, just days before the ‘unsinkable’ ship struck an iceberg and sank with the loss of around 1,500 lives. Jersey’s First and Second Class passengers – including celebrated fashion designer Lady Duff‑Gordon, Rosalie Bidois, maid to the wealthy Astor family, and young solo traveller Bertha Ilett- survived to recount the dramatic events of that night. For the Jersey crew members, however, the outcome was far more uncertain.
Location: Jersey Maritime Museum, St Helier
Dates: 2nd June to 31st December 2027
Link: Get your tickets here
Name: Vraiqu’sie art exhibition
About: This captivating exhibition celebrates the island’s beloved vraic — the seaweed that drapes its shores in ribbons of green and gold. Through an imaginative blend of sculpture, costume, sound, song, movement, video, creative writing and treasures from the Jersey Heritage collections, the exhibition brings the age‑old tradition of vraicking to life.
Artists re‑envision the communal gathering of seaweed by conjuring horses and carts, swooping birds, scuttling crustaceans and the vraic itself, inviting visitors to explore the delicate reciprocity between people, wildlife and the ever‑shifting shoreline.
It’s an immersive, thought‑provoking celebration of the island’s past and present — and a reminder of the care and balance that bind us to the sea.
Location: Elizabeth Castle, St Aubin’s Bay, St Helier
Dates: 2nd June to 1st November 2026
Link: Get your tickets here
Name: Liberation 80: A Day To Remember
About: Step into a powerful retelling of Jersey’s Liberation story, brought to life through rare archive film and an extensive collection of historic photographs. Follow the Island’s journey from the tense final days of occupation to the joy and relief of 9 May 1945, when German forces finally surrendered and Force 135 arrived to restore safety and order.
As freedom returned, islanders emerged from years of restriction to rediscover their home, beginning the long process of rebuilding their lives. Families welcomed back civilians and servicemen carrying news—both hopeful and heartbreaking—of those who would never return.
The exhibition closes with reflections from the descendants of Occupation survivors, expressing the deep gratitude they feel for the freedom secured in 1945 and the future it made possible.
Location:Hamptonne Country Life Museum,
La Rue de la Patente, St Lawrence
Name: Seeing The Light Exhibition
About: This free exhibition celebrates the way Jersey’s artists have captured and interpreted the Island’s remarkable light. With Jersey recognised as the sunniest spot in the British Isles, its bright, distinctive clarity has long inspired both visiting and local artists. This exhibition explores how they have used light as a subject in its own right, as a source of reflection, and as a way to shape and share a vision of Jersey. Visitors will also be able to enjoy a selection of artworks from the Jersey Heritage collection that have not been displayed publicly for many years.
Location: Jersey Museum St Helier
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: 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: 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
Name: Norman Market
About: The much‑loved Norman Market is returning to Jersey, bringing its vibrant flavours and artisan charm to the Royal Square from 8 to 12 July. From 9am to 6pm each day, visitors can wander through stalls overflowing with Norman delights — cheese, cider, saucisson, fresh fruits, biscuits, soaps, charcuterie and even hearty sausage sandwiches. Organised with the support of Maison de la Normandie et de la Manche, the market celebrates the rich quality of Norman products and offers a taste of something different in the heart of St Helier. Their own stall will be stocked with favourites you can also find year‑round in their local shop. This second visit of the year promises returning classics — and perhaps a few surprises — all delivered by the wonderful Norman traders who make this event such a highlight.
Location: Royal Square
Dates: 8 to 12 July from 9am to 6pm
For more information, visit: Norman Market | Event | Visit Jersey
Name: Jersey Premier Brass’ Summer Concerts
About: The Jersey Premier Brass Band returns this summer with their much‑loved concerts set against the beautiful backdrop of Howard Davis Park. Visitors can look forward to a lively mix of music with something to suit every taste, making it the perfect opportunity to bring a picnic, relax, and enjoy the uplifting sound of this outstanding local brass band. Entry is free for all ages, and donations are warmly encouraged to help support charities across the island.
Location: Howard Davis Park, St Clement’s Road, St Saviour, JE2 4QA
Dates and times:
9th July 7:30pm
23rd August 2:30pm
10th September 7:30pm
For more information, visit: Jersey Premier Brass’ Summer Concerts | Event | Visit Jersey