ArtHouse Jersey

ArtHouse Jersey Working with artists for the benefit of our community. https://arthousejersey.je
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ArtHouse Jersey supports artists from Jersey and across the world to create ambitious work that has a positive impact on our Island community and international audiences. ArtHouse Jersey is based in Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, located near the coast of Normandy, France. Surrounded by sea, Jersey has some of the world’s largest tides, revealing hidden moonscape beaches at low tide.

Jersey’s unique landscapes form small coves, vast beaches, rugged sand dunes, tiny country lanes and spectacular cliff path vistas. The beautiful and varied terrain of the island provides areas rich for exploration and is sure to be an inspiring location for artists of all forms. We are producers
We produce large-scale exhibitions, theatre pieces, concerts and community-focused workshops and projects. We are supporters
We are here to enable artists who have ambition and talent to create inspiring, high-quality work that can change lives. We provide Jersey-based artists with financial support and offer free advice and artist-led development opportunities, ranging from facilitated workshops and projects, guided residencies, and industry networking, to drop-in sessions with our team. We are there to nurture and provide a helping hand at critical moments in an artist’s journey, from young people choosing to pursue a career in the arts, to established professionals. We also provide international artists with residency opportunities to encourage the creation of new work. We are a community
The ability of the arts to deliver transformational change drives our work and focus on community outreach. Each of these values is linked to the others and together they guide and influence decisions at every level - upholding them is obligatory for everyone working with ArtHouse Jersey.

FINAL FEW TICKETS FOR ‘MANWATCHING’ TONIGHT AND TOMORROW! TWO COMPLETELY UNPREDICTABLE NIGHTS OF THEATREWe’re down to th...
19/06/2026

FINAL FEW TICKETS FOR ‘MANWATCHING’ TONIGHT AND TOMORROW! TWO COMPLETELY UNPREDICTABLE NIGHTS OF THEATRE

We’re down to the last few tickets for our ‘Manwatching’ show at ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House so book now via Eventbrite! This internationally acclaimed theatrical phenomenon is a funny, revealing and completely unpredictable night of theatre where a male performer walks on stage having never seen the script before.

Taking on the challenge in Jersey will be comedian Christian Jegard tonight, Friday 19 June and writer/performer John Henry Falle on Saturday 20 June. Written anonymously by a woman and first developed by London’s Royal Court Theatre before touring internationally, the show offers a candid, sharp and often hilarious exploration of heteros*xual female desire, relationships and s*x, all read aloud in real time by an unprepared man.

Age guidance 16+
This performance contains s*xually explicit language and explores themes of a s*xual nature.

MORE & TICKETS (£20) AT THE LINK IN COMMENTS!

OPEN CALL FOR THE 'THE ARTHOUSE JERSEY PORTRAIT AWARD' - DEADLINE 30 SEPTEMBER 2026Don’t forget that we currently have a...
18/06/2026

OPEN CALL FOR THE 'THE ARTHOUSE JERSEY PORTRAIT AWARD' - DEADLINE 30 SEPTEMBER 2026

Don’t forget that we currently have an exciting opportunity for artists to submit applications for the ArtHouse Jersey Portrait Award, an open call celebrating outstanding contemporary portraiture by artists from Jersey and across the Channel Islands.

The award forms part of a major exhibition of portraiture at our Capital House gallery in 2027, showcasing local and international artists side by side.

We’re inviting submissions from emerging and established artists working across all mediums.

— First Prize: £1,500
— Two Runner-Up Prizes: £500
— Free to enter
— Deadline: 30 September 2026

Portraiture can reveal identity, memory, connection, vulnerability, humour, imagination. We’re excited to see the stories and perspectives artists bring forward.

Applicants must be 16+ and live in, or have a strong connection to, Jersey or another Channel Island.

To submit email [email protected]

Full details available via the link in comments.

IMAGE: A painting by Martyn Harris called A Friend Reaching Out

ART IN THE ARCHES: SAFE HAVEN - CHILDREN AT BEL ROYAL SCHOOL GET THEIR MURAL UNDERWAY! 💫What does a safe haven mean to y...
17/06/2026

ART IN THE ARCHES: SAFE HAVEN - CHILDREN AT BEL ROYAL SCHOOL GET THEIR MURAL UNDERWAY! 💫

What does a safe haven mean to you? For pupils at Bel Royal School, it's a question that's becoming a mural.

Students have been developing ideas and putting paint to wall as part of Art in the Arches 2026: Safe Haven, transforming part of Elizabeth Marina into a public artwork that explores belonging, connection and the places that help us feel secure.

Over the coming weeks, their mural will sit alongside work created by artists, schools and community groups from across the Island, each bringing a different perspective to this year's theme.

Taking part will be Bel Royal Primary School, Mont à L’Abbé School, Hautlieu School, La Passerelle Primary School, JCG Foundation, Jersey Marine Conservation community mural, Ocean Culture Life and Saturday Art School. They will join artists Max Corbett .art, Sami Osman , Yulia Makeyeva , Kate Sugden , James Colmer and Jamie Cole in helping transform Elizabeth Marina into a vibrant outdoor gallery.

Delivered in partnership with Ports of Jersey and supported by Viberts we'll be sharing more from across the project as the murals continue to take shape throughout the summer 🙂

HOW DO YOU HOLD ON TO LOVE WHEN EVERYTHING AROUND YOU IS FALLING APART?On Friday 3 & Saturday 4 July at 7.30pm you're in...
16/06/2026

HOW DO YOU HOLD ON TO LOVE WHEN EVERYTHING AROUND YOU IS FALLING APART?

On Friday 3 & Saturday 4 July at 7.30pm you're invited to join us in a candlelit room in Port-au-Prince, where two lovers face an impossible choice. Stay and fight for the future of the city they love, or leave and build a new life elsewhere.

Poetic, funny and deeply moving, Port-au-Prince and its Sweet Night follows Zily and Ferah as they navigate love, loss and hope against the backdrop of a city in crisis. Performed in French with English subtitles, this internationally acclaimed production offers a rare opportunity to experience contemporary theatre from one of the Caribbean's most distinctive voices.

The evening also includes Antigone / Agonist, a new live music and spoken word performance created by Jersey-based artists Rui Figueiredo, Michael Freeman and James Tyson.

⭐️Friday 3 & Saturday 4 July, 7.30pm
📍 ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House
🎟 £15 / £10 / Pay What You Can

Whether you're a regular theatre-goer or simply curious to try something different, we'd love to welcome you.

Part of the ArtHouse Jersey Summer Series, supported by our Corporate Patron Spoor & Fisher Spoor & Fisher Jersey Presented in association with the Maison de la Normandie et de la Manche and with the support of the Institut Français.

Book now via the LINK IN COMMENTS.

JOIN US FOR A POETRY WORKSHOP WITH DAVE STEELE, THE BLIND POET - THURSDAY 25 JUNE, AT ARTHOUSE JERSEY AT CAPITAL HOUSE, ...
15/06/2026

JOIN US FOR A POETRY WORKSHOP WITH DAVE STEELE, THE BLIND POET - THURSDAY 25 JUNE, AT ARTHOUSE JERSEY AT CAPITAL HOUSE, 6PM

We’re very pleased to be partnering up with EYECAN Jersey to host sight loss inspiration Dave Steele at ArtHouse Jersey Capital House on Thursday 25 June. Dave Steele, also known as ‘The Blind Poet’ - is an award-winning poet, author and advocate for the low vision and blind community.

Writing from lived experience at the final stages of sight loss, his work explores disability, mental health and identity, giving voice to emotions people often struggle to express and helping them communicate their reality to loved ones.

The workshop celebrates 140 years of EYECAN and it will be in two parts. The first involves Dave sharing his story and how after his diagnosis he turned to poetry and became known as The Blind Poet. In the second part, Dave will teach his method of writing and provide an opportunity to explore writing your own work.

FREE TICKERES can be booked via Eventbrite [LINK IN COMMENTS].

12/06/2026

ARTHOUSE JERSEY SUMMER SERIES: A PROGRAMME OF LIVE CULTURE IN THE HEART OF ST HELIER 💥

This June and July we’re delighted to present a diverse series of events in our ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House exhibition space featuring an exciting mix of music, theatre and film.

The Summer Series kicks off this Saturday at 7pm with the mind-bending disco-funk of Tea on Mars, a new local ensemble playing mind-bending, optimistic and high energy original compositions. This will be followed by the internationally acclaimed theatrical phenomenon ‘Manwatching’ with comedian Christian Jegard on Friday 19 June, and performer John Henry Falle on Saturday 20 June.

In July you’re invited to experience a powerful evening of international theatre by award-winning Haitian writer Gaëlle Bien-Aimé with her semi-autobiographical play Port-au-Prince and its Sweet Night. From the subversive cabaret Much Too Much and the Berlin-based folk of Viv le Vav to the cutting-edge and audiovisual experiments of Grace MacDonald and Shamica Ruddock, the series culminates in a performance by Turquoise Days.

⭐️ Tickets for all events can be booked now via Eventbrite at the LINK IN COMMENTS!

Video music by Shamica Ruddock

THIS SUNDAY: SONGWRITING WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG CREATIVES AT GREVE DE LECQ BARRACKS,10AM TO 4PM 🎵PLUS A CELEBRATORY GIG ON F...
11/06/2026

THIS SUNDAY: SONGWRITING WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG CREATIVES AT GREVE DE LECQ BARRACKS,10AM TO 4PM 🎵

PLUS A CELEBRATORY GIG ON FRIDAY 19 JUNE, 7PM

We’re excited to be hosting a Songwriting Camp at our HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks which brings together talented songwriters, producers and artists from Jersey, the UK and beyond.

Led by Jersey and Swiss-based professional songwriter Kaiya Campbell and the camp begins with a one-day workshop for young local creatives this Sunday from 10am to 4pm. The workshop will provide insights into the day-to-day workings of the music industry, covering songwriting basics, the benefits of collaboration, as well as information about publishing, production, creative roles and career pathways. Tickets are £30 with a pay-what-you-can option via Eventbrite.

On Friday 19 June there will be a special celebratory gig with local musicians showcasing new songs created during the camp. Tickets £15.

Learn more and book tickets via Eventbrite [LINKS IN COMMENTS]!

NEXT WEEKEND - MANWATCHING!TWO JERSEY-BORN FUNNY MEN.ONE COMPLETELY UNSEEN SCRIPT WRITTEN BY AN ANONYMOUS WOMAN.ABSOLUTE...
11/06/2026

NEXT WEEKEND - MANWATCHING!
TWO JERSEY-BORN FUNNY MEN.
ONE COMPLETELY UNSEEN SCRIPT WRITTEN BY AN ANONYMOUS WOMAN.
ABSOLUTELY NO PREPARATION.

Next weekend, Friday 19 and Saturday 20 June, internationally acclaimed hit show Manwatching comes to ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House for two very different, gloriously unpredictable nights of comedy and confession. Written anonymously by a woman and performed by a man seeing the script for the very first time live on stage, Manwatching is funny, revealing, awkward, sharp, brutally honest and completely unique every single night.

Taking on the challenge in Jersey will be comedian Christian Jegard on Friday 19 June and writer/performer John Henry Falle on Saturday 20 June.

And importantly… both performers are walking in blind.

Christian Jegard, brings his brilliantly awkward, fast-thinking comic energy to the Friday performance. Saturday sees acclaimed local storyteller and performer John Henry Falle step into the spotlight bringing his mix of storytelling, comedy and theatrical chaos.

Originally developed by London’s Royal Court Theatre before touring internationally, the show became a word-of-mouth sensation thanks to its mix of spontaneity, vulnerability and comedy.

⭐️ ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House
⭐️Friday 19 + Saturday 20 June
⭐️ 7pm
⭐️ £20 via Eventbrite
⭐️ Link in bio

Age guidance 16+
This performance contains s*xually explicit language and explores themes of a s*xual nature.

MORE & TICKETS AT THE LINK IN BIO!

FROM DISCO FUNK TO LATIN GROOVES - BOOK YOUR TICKETS FOR TEA ON MARS! THIS SATURDAY 13 JUNE, 7PM 🔥 Our Summer Series kic...
09/06/2026

FROM DISCO FUNK TO LATIN GROOVES - BOOK YOUR TICKETS FOR TEA ON MARS! THIS SATURDAY 13 JUNE, 7PM 🔥

Our Summer Series kicks off this Saturday with the mind-bending disco-funk of Tea on Mars! This is the first in a diverse series of events taking place in our ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House exhibition space in June and July featuring a vibrant selection of music, theatre and film.

Tea of Mars is a new local ensemble playing mind-bending, optimistic and high energy original compositions (by Martin Coxshall) from disco funk to acid jazz to Latin grooves. With the promise that there will be something everyone will love and ‘it will change your life’, Tea on Mars features Jennah Smart (flute, sax), Tama Coxshall (bass), Dan Macfarlane (guitar), Marcus Verrel (drums), Bean Le Bouec (rap), Tim Horsfall (sax) and Lily-Mae Fry providing theatre and magic.

Doors at 6.45pm on Saturday 13 June and the run time is 90 minutes. Please note there will be a mixture of seating available and drinks will be available for a donation.

Tickets £15 via Eventbrite at the LINK IN COMMENTS

LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE REFRAMING DEMENTIA EXHIBITION AT ARTHOUSE JERSEY AT CAPITAL HOUSE! OPEN 12PM TO 6PM UNTIL SUNDAY ...
05/06/2026

LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE REFRAMING DEMENTIA EXHIBITION AT ARTHOUSE JERSEY AT CAPITAL HOUSE! OPEN 12PM TO 6PM UNTIL SUNDAY 7 JUNE

Don’t miss the Reframing Dementia exhibition, a powerful photography show by ArtHouse Jersey and Dementia Jersey. Open at ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House and appearing in the Royal Square until Sunday 7 June. Free entry, no booking required.

The exhibition features portraits of nine Islanders living with dementia, photographed by five Channel Island photographers: Paul Chambers, Sophie Darwin, Oliver Doran, Étienne Lainé and Natalie Mayer.

Rather than focusing on loss or decline, Reframing Dementia offers a different perspective - one that foregrounds individuality, connection, resilience and joy. The exhibition offers a reminder that a diagnosis does not define a person, that identity, humour, relationships and creativity remain. It aims to reduce stigma, encourage open conversation and offer reassurance to those who may be navigating a recent diagnosis.

Learn more via our website [LINK IN COMMENTS].

Photography by Max Burnett (Royal Square) and Blake Watson (Capital House)

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ArtHouse Jersey At Capital House, 8 Church Street, St Helier
St. Helier
JE23NN

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:30
Thursday 09:00 - 17:30
Friday 09:00 - 17:30

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