Soak up the last of the summer and the start of autumn with music, workshops, athletic events and the Autumn Walking Festival this September.
Read on to discover upcoming events our Islands have in store for you.
SEPTEMBER
1st - 4th September: Art at the Park
Art at the Park is delighted to host Georgina Smart's first solo exhibition - 'Land, Sea and Feathers'.
Running from Tuesday 4th August until Friday 4th September, 10am until 5pm daily (but closing at 2pm on the final day), the exhibition focuses on our local wildlife, in particular the birdlife of the island, as well as some landscapes. Georgina's free watercolour style is refreshing and light, befitting the birdlife it portrays.
5th September: Alderney Fly In
Discover aircraft from across the Channel Islands, UK and Europe, organised by the Alderney Flying Club.
5th September: Sarktoberfest
Join in Octoberfest themed fun at La Seigneurie Marquee in Sark, with music, beer, games and lots of fun.
6th September: The art of Tai Chi and Eastern Arts
In collaboration with Guernsey Arts , discover the art of mindful movement, cultivate inner balance, and experience the beauty of Eastern culture. For the first time in Guernsey, meet Heng Yue, a Shaolin practitioner from Shaolin Temple, the birthplace of Chinese martial arts.With over 20 years of dedicated practice, Heng Yue will share the authentic traditions of Shaolin Tai Chi, Qigong, and Chinese wellness.
7th - 19th September: The Nao Victoria in St Peter Port
Step aboard the Nao Victoria, the remarkable replica of the first ship to circumnavigate the globe, as it arrives in St Peter Port this September.
Docked at the Cruise Tenders Pontoon on Albert Pier, the historic vessel will open its decks to the public for a series of self-guided tours. Explore the ship at your own pace and discover the story of one of the most extraordinary voyages in maritime history.
The ship can be visited on the 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 19th September.
8th September - 2nd October: Art at the Park
The National Trust of Guernsey's Art at the Park Gallery, Saumarez Park is delighted to showcase Mark Naftel's first solo exhibition entitled 'Nature in Focus'. The exhibition includes a selection of black and white animal pictures and some beautifully observed bird and animal paintings in oils. From a baby giraffe being nuzzled by its mother to dive bombing kestrels and slinking foxes, Mark has created each moment caught in time with photo-like qualities.
8th September: Meet the Pilots
Come and meet the talented pilots & crews that will be taking part in the Guernsey Air Display. A chance to see some incredible aircraft up close and discover what life in Aviation is like. Free to attend. Donations welcome help support the future of the Guernsey Air Display and the Guernsey branch of RAFA.
9th-16th September: Art Retreat in Herm
Immerse yourself in the calm, creative rhythm of island life with a five-night artistic escape for all abilities, led by esteemed tutor Richard John Nichols.
Known as “The Around Britain Artist,” Richard brings decades of professional creative experience, from publishing and design leadership to international art tutoring, to craft inspiring, supportive, and deeply enriching art retreats in some of the world’s most unique locations.
Surrounded by the peaceful landscapes of Herm, this retreat offers the perfect balance of expert guidance, inspirational scenery, and relaxed island charm.
9th September: Guernsey Air Display
Guernsey’s annual air display has been enjoyed by thousands of people for over 60 years, hosting some of Britain’s most historic and treasured military aircraft, including the iconic Red Arrows, one of the world’s premier acrobatic display teams.
The Air Display takes place between Guernsey and Herm, with amazing views from Guernsey's east coast.
12th-13th September: Granite Weekender
A full weekend of multi-sport adventures. From open water swimming, Novice Try A Tri events and a sub-sea level 100km triathlon.
The weekend will celebrate all things swim/bike/run, allowing visitors to explore our stunning
surroundings and enjoy some excellent competition.
12th September: Channel Islands Pride
The Channel Islands Pride celebrations return on 12 September 2026 for the the 10TH YEAR IN GUERNSEY! At Channel Islands Pride, you’ll find activities for people of all ages, family areas, live music performances on the main stage and a whole variety of acts.
12th-27th September: Autumn Walking Festival
Join experienced and professional guides from the Bailiwick of Guernsey Guild of Accredited Guides for their annual Autumn Walking Festival. From Saturday 12 to Sunday 27 September 2026, there are a range of fantastic guided walks, showing off the wonders of Guernsey, Herm and Sark.
From coastal rambles to hidden ruettes tranquilles, to exploring our beautiful capital, each walk starts close to a bus stop and parking area, and all are rated from an easy amble to a more testing hike. Through locally accredited guides, this is such a wonderful way to discover so much about the islands.
17th September: Traditional Spinning Demonstration
Join our heritage spinners on the Courtyard at the Folk and Costume Museum for a hands-on demonstration.
Whether you’re curious about taking up a new hobby, eager to learn a traditional skill, or simply enjoy watching craftspeople at work, these mornings offer a wonderful glimpse into the island’s textile heritage — all set within our beautiful museum surroundings. This is a free event.
23rd-26th September: Six Fest Herm
Head to Herm for their 'six' festival, with craft-brewed drinks, live music and food.
25th-26th September: La Fêtê des Bêtes
La Fête des Bêtes is back to celebrate Mabon, the autumn equinox and midpoint between light and dark. Join us for a weekend of unbeatable world music, contemporary folk and trad music.
26th-27th September: History Fest - Back in My Day at Guernsey Museum
Take a trip back in time and discover post-war food in Guernsey, from packaging and home growing to fishing, markets and everyday life.
Come along and reminisce about how food was produced, sourced and enjoyed in post-war Guernsey, with stories and insights bringing this fascinating part of our island’s history to life.
26th September: Seaweed Foraging Tour
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 - we will be using seaweed moisturiser and you will have the opportunity to eat multiple types of fresh seaweed straight from the beach.
Make sure to visit the What's On page to find out things to do on the Islands of Guernsey in future months.
