Abundant Futures

Founded by Māori and Jèrriaise artist Rychèl Thérin Scott, The Women's Research Wānanga presents CONSUMED, a transdisciplinary exhibition at ArtHouse Jersey Capital House. Runs from Friday 24 October - Sunday 30 November

Dancing Together: A Ballad is an indoor reimagining of Kaarina Kaikkonen’s large scale public sculpture, Dancing Together, created at Charing Cross, St Helier, incorporating over 700 shirts donated by people in Jersey across the summer of 2024.

Alongside the exhibition, ArtHouse Jersey has curated a programme of events offering different ways to experience the work throughout August.

Events running alongside the exhibition Fallowfield by artist Clare Ormsby at ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House.

ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to present a season of new works by contemporary French artists as part of a month-long programme across June to July including a spotlight on collaborative projects between artists in the Channel Islands and France.

An evening of captivating musical storytelling from mezzo-soprano Georgia Mae Bishop.

Queer artists Karl Murphy, Lewis G Burton, Yasmine Akim, Dr. Adam Perchard and Jack Killick draw inspiration from the work of Claud Cahun & Marcel Moore in this multidisciplinary group exhibition. Fri 6 - Sun15 September at ArtHouse Jersey Capital House.

Very special programme of two performances by internationally acclaimed Japanese dance artists, Mitsuyo Uesugi and Takao Kawagachi.

After a long absence, the Jersey Folk Festival is back - and you are invited to join the celebration! From 1pm until late L'Auberge - The Farm House in St. John will be alive with toe-tapping folk tunes, soulful ballads, and spirited sing-alongs.

Live at the Barracks is an exciting programme of live music performances taking place at ArtHouse Jersey's Greve de Lecq Barracks in St. Mary, featuring local musicians.

Explore immersive, intricate and inspiring art through this student exhibition exploring scale through a range of materials and processes. Open from Thursday 12 February - Sunday 1 March 2026. ArtHouse Jersey @ Capital House gallery, St Helier.

MAPS is an island wide project that seeks to build partnerships between professional artists and local schools. We are excited to open several of these workshops to family groups, inviting parents, carers or guardians to experience the creative learning.

This June we’re bringing in the speakers and filling our gallery with music with an eclectic mix of underground and ambient club sounds, intimate blues and electronic experimentation!

No Place Like Home builds a rich narrative that delves into personal stories, global issues, childhood memories, and speculative worlds as well as the bleak realities of the current housing market to look at a broader concept of home.

This year's Skipton Big Ideas exhibition explores the subject of human connection where artists employ a range of different media to examine what connects us, how we express, preserve, and enrich these connections.

The Society of Cocktails return for their latest experimental blend of story, intrigue and sensation.

Structures & Memory (a place called Wurzach) and its accompanying programme of events forms part of Jersey’s official Liberation 80 anniversary programme.

In June and July ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House shifts into performance mode for a series of eclectic nights of theatre, independent local film and experimental electronic music.

ArtHouse Jersey and Art for Guernsey are delighted to announce the second edition of The Channel Islands Contemporary Art Show following the inaugural joint show in 2024.

A community outreach, learning programme and exhibition developed by ArtHouse Jersey in collaboration with local artist Alexander Mourant. Thursday 22 March- Sunday 5 May 2024 at ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House.

The Land and Us | La Tèrre et Nous was born out of a need to reconnect and prioritise Jersey’s precious ecosystem. In this exhibition at ArtHouse Jersey newly commissioned artworks explore our past, present and future habitation of the land.

An evening featuring a special choir formed for this 13-week project, with original and traditional lullabies and the stories behind them, showcasing the creativity and generosity of community members who have come together to bring these songs to life.