Spring has arrived on the Islands of Guernsey...
With the return of the sunshine and warmer weather on the horizon, there is no better time to be planning your island escape.
Whether you are looking for an Easter getaway, an island-hopping adventure, or are simply looking to relax and recharge, there is plenty to do in Guernsey.
See below the upcoming events Guernsey has in store for you.
MARCH
1st March: Ardal O'Hanlon Live
Stand-up comedian, Ardal O'Hanlon will be performing at St James.
He has performed all over the world and appeared in TV shows such as Taskmaster and Would I Lie To You? with leading roles in other shows such as Death in Paradise.
1st March: The St Peter Port Sketch Club Exhibition
Come and see The St Peter Port Sketch Club Exhibition at George Crossan Gallery, in the Market Building, consisting of sketches of over 20 locations across St Peter Port from participants aged 7 to 70 years of age.
1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th March: Guernsey Parkrun
Guernsey Parkrun is a 5k run held every Saturday morning at Pembroke Bay all year round. After the run, most runners go to the Pembroke Beach café for a coffee.
1st, 15th & 29th March: Seaweed Foraging Tours
Learn everything about the fascinating history of seaweed in Guernsey and its many uses in cosmetics, farming, cooking and the fashion industry. This is a hands-on learning experience where you will get to use seaweed moisturiser and have the opportunity to eat multiple types of fresh seaweed straight from the beach.
1st, 15th & 29th March: Guernsey Football Club Fixtures
If you love to support your football team across the UK, why not make the short trip to Guernsey and make a weekend of the experience? We boast over 27 scenic beaches, a fantastic restaurant scene, exceptional wellness retreats, historic museums and plenty more activities to keep you entertained.
8thth & 22nd March: Guernsey Raiders Rugby Home Fixtures
Watch a Guernsey Raiders rugby fixture and make a weekend out of the match.
8th March: Guernsey Symphony Orchestra Celebrating International Women's Day
Join the Guernsey Symphony Orchestra for a musical performance celebrating International Women's Day, showcasing many female instrumentalists.
14th March: Callum Aitken Live
Come along and hear Callum’s new songs for the first time in the lead-up to his debut solo record ‘Small Town Hero’, with music inspired by Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Paul Weller & Sam Fender.
15th March: A Night with Sarge ‘Pete’ Frampton and The Escape Committee
Pop down to St James for an evening of Blues and Rock with Sarge’ Pete’ Frampton and The Escape Committee
Formed by Guernseyman Pete Frampton in 1989, The Escape Committee has performed hundreds of gigs in the UK. They will be performing arrangements from the Friends Band repertoire as well as original songs.
15th & 29th March: Seaweed Foraging Tours
Learn everything about the fascinating history of seaweed in Guernsey and its many uses in cosmetics, farming, cooking and the fashion industry. This is a hands-on learning experience where you will get the chance to use seaweed moisturiser and eat multiple types of fresh seaweed straight from the beach.
16th March: Sunday Afternoon Walking Tours
These approximately 2-hour tours will be led by silver-accredited guide, Keith Pengelley, on selected Sundays throughout the season.
19th March: The Fanny Davies International Piano Series presents Luke Jones
Welsh international prize-winning pianist, Luke Jones, performs Ravel's colourful Sonatine and Beethoven's early Sonata in C major, Op. 2 No. 3 before Liszt's Sonata in B minor. You can drop in at a free workshop and chat with Luke at the bar after the concert.
21st & 22nd March: The Doghouse Tribute Nights
See some of the UK's top tribute bands perform at The Doghouse for their final year of Tribute Nights.
22nd March: Guernsey Symphonic Winds Is There Anybody Out There?
Join Guernsey Symphonic Winds in this family concert that is packed full of entertainment. The music is chosen to take you on a journey through space and other mystical dimensions.
Classic greats, TV themes, video games and film music make up a fun-packed programme.
21st - 23rd March: Traditional Guernsey Basketry Course
Guided by Claire Gaudion and her father Max Gaudion, you will be taken through each step of the basket-making process, creating your own Ponier à Cou from scratch, all whilst learning about the historic baskets from your knowledgeable hosts.
The course is priced at £200 per person, with all materials and tools included, and will take place at Les Caches Farm, Rue des Villets, Forest, hosted by The National Trust of Guernsey.
28sth - 30th March: Alderney Literary Festival
The Alderney Literary Festival is the Channel Island’s boutique history festival, where people who enjoy reading and writing about the past come together to talk books and have a great weekend.
APRIL
Throughout April: Art at the Park - Deb Soper's 'Edge of the Sea'
Deb Soper will be showcasing her 'Edge of the Sea' exhibition at the Art at the Park Gallery, Folk and Costume Museum, Saumarez Park between Tuesday 1st April until Friday 2nd May.
The Gallery opens from 10am until 5pm daily, is accessible friendly and has free entry.
2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th April: Go Guernsey Guided E Bike Tour
An expertly guided cycle tour every Wednesday, starting in a peaceful area of St. Peter Port.
You’ll discover historic sites and buildings, barracks and fortifications, stunning natural surroundings and spectacular views over the Channel towards the islands Herm and Sark.
2nd April: Ed Byrne's A Tragedy Plus Time
From the quote attributed to Mark Twain, humour is defined as Tragedy Plus Time. Come and join Ed as he tests that formula by mining the most tragic event in his life for laughs.
6th April: Sure Guernsey Marathon 2025
The Sure Guernsey Marathon is a hugely popular sporting event in Guernsey. The race is split into three categories with the relay race taking place along with the marathon, as well as the 'the marathon mile', the day will be open to runners of all levels wishing to take part in their chosen race.
6th & 20th April: Sunday Afternoon Walking Tours
These approximately 2-hour tours will be led by silver-accredited guide, Keith Pengelley, on selected Sundays throughout the season.
5th, 12th, 19th & 26th March: Guernsey Parkrun
Guernsey Parkrun is a 5k run held every Saturday morning at Pembroke Bay all year round. After the run, most runners go to the Pembroke Beach café for a coffee.
12th April: Guernsey Raiders Rugby Home Fixtures
Watch a Guernsey Raiders rugby fixture and make a weekend out of the match.
13th & 21st April: Guernsey Football Club Fixtures
Watch a Guernsey Football Club fixture and make a weekend out of the match.
12th & 19th April: Easter Egg Hunt at Camp De Reves
Back by popular demand, enjoy an action-packed morning of Easter-themed games around the glampsite with delicious prizes on offer for the winners.
12th & 26th April: Seaweed Foraging Tours
Learn everything about the fascinating history of seaweed in Guernsey and its many uses in cosmetics, farming, cooking and the fashion industry. This is a hands-on learning experience where you will get the chance to use seaweed moisturiser and eat multiple types of fresh seaweed straight from the beach.
16th April: Easter Holidays Archery Session
Head to Camp De Reves to hone your archery skills and enjoy a bit of friendly competition with free session, hosted by Outdoor Guernsey.
16th April: Japanese Calligraphy Evening Workshop
Japanese calligraphy, known as "Shodo", is one of the oldest surviving traditional Japanese art forms. Emerging in Japan in the 4th Century, the art of writing Kanji (Chinese characters) creates beauty through the careful use of space and character formation.
While focusing on the formation of the individual brush strokes in each Kanji, Shodo teaches deep concentration and mindfulness.
18th - 21st April: EY Easter Running Festival 2025
The festival consists of four races, allowing participants to enter as many or as few races as they like.
The festival will be taking place from Friday, 18 April – to Monday, 21 April, and includes a 5km road race, 4.75-mile full course cross country, 4x1 mile relay race, and 10km road race.
18th & 19th April: The Doghouse Tribute Nights
See some of the UK's top tribute bands perform at The Doghouse for their final year of Tribute Nights.
18th April: Street Food Festival
The Street Food Festival is a celebration of local establishments, creating one dish to celebrate the diversity of food influences in Guernsey.
Come down to enjoy the food and drinks, meet their special guest, and enjoy the atmosphere on the seating provided.
20th April: The Farmhouse Gazebo Gigs
The perfect summer afternoon at The Farmhouse with great food and live music on their poolside terrace.
26th April: Sark Triathlon
Mr. Hester’s Sark Triathlon returns as a highlight of the Bailiwick's triathlon season. Set in the scenic Isle of Sark, this off-road triathlon promises stunning views and local support.
26th April - 4th May: The Guernsey Literary Festival
Come and celebrate great writing and big ideas in the beautiful island of Guernsey.
The Guernsey Literary Festival, now established as one of the biggest annual arts events in the Channel Islands, will feature more than 50 events, including a full education and community programme.
29th April: Paula Obrien LIVE
Join Paula Obrien for a performance at the Duke of Richmond Hotel.
Make sure to visit the What's On page to find out things to do on the Islands of Guernsey in future months.
