The leaves are changing on the Islands of Guernsey...
Our Islands are soaking up the last of the summer warmth and getting ready for the cosier seasons!
With concerts, festivals, outdoor explorations, cultural activities and more on offer, you're sure to find plenty to do in the coming months.
See below the upcoming events Guernsey has in store for you.
SEPTEMBER
1st - 30th September: Guided Walks around St Peter Port
Join one of Guernsey's tour guides for a 90-minute exploration around the island's capital, St Peter Port. Taking place daily at 10:30am from the Visitor Information Centre, these tours continue rain or shine, and can also be enjoyed in Dutch on Mondays at 2pm.
1st - 30th September: The Guernsey Ice Cream Route Map
Enjoy a delicious self-guided walk around the coast with Guernsey Dairy's Ice Cream map!
Sample your way between kiosks and cafes, and you can even get a loyalty card to collect stamps and earn a free ice cream. With 20 stops along seven walking routes, you will be spoilt for choice with flavours!
1st - 30th September: Guided Coastal Walks
The Guernsey Coastal Walk Series 2025 invites you to join their weekly Saturday venture, meeting at L'Eree Bay at 2pm for a 2-hour guided stroll around the coast. Discover tales of history, folklore, wildlife and more as you enjoy some of the most picturesque spots on Guernsey.
1st - 30th September: Dressing the Dream
Hosted by the Sark Art Gallery & Museum, the Dressing the Dream exhibition is a display of costumes and props made by the Sark Theatre Group for their 2017 production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Visitors are welcome daily, from 10am to 4pm.
1st - 30th September: Exhibition at Sark Art Gallery - Ecosphere Collection
The brand-new Sark Art Gallery and Museum will be hosting a new exhibition: Ecosphere Collection by Olympia McEwan.
Alongside portrait campaigns and commissions over the last 20 years, Olympia began painting wildflowers and pollinators in 2018. Since then, she has created two distinct practices, describing both subjects as "a joyful reflection of [her] love for people and their stories, as well as the beauty of nature and its fragility."
Olympia's work has featured in several exhibitions, including at the Greenhouse Gallery at Guernsey Museum at Candie, the Gatehouse Gallery at Elizabeth College, the National Trust of Guernsey's Art at the Park gallery, and the Royal Court House. Some of her portrait paintings are currently on display at the Guille-Alles Library and the Princess Elizabeth Hospital. She also has several of her portrait paintings in the permanent collection of the Guernsey Museums & Galleries.
Entry is free and the gallery is open daily from 10am - 4pm.
2nd - 26th September: Art in the Park - HeARTfelt by Maggie Le Conte
A new art exhibition by Maggie Le Conte entitled 'HeARTfelt' will be at the Art at the Park Gallery, The Folk and Costume Museum, Saumarez Park this September. It will be open daily from 10am until 5pm (except on the final day when the exhibition will close at 2pm), the Gallery has free entry and is accessible friendly.
Maggie's bright and detailed paintings delight the viewer, whether it is the bold, stark design of a snowy night at Stonehenge, an intense, vibrant scene of the Albecq rocks or a flower-packed view of the Victorian walled garden with plants so intricate that you could almost identify each type! Come and marvel at the detail.
2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th September: Occupation Tours 2025
With 2025 marking the 80th year of Liberation, every Tuesday until 28th October, you can enjoy a guided tour to discover life during the Occupation in Guernsey. Your guide will take you to some of the concrete fortifications on the island, recounting local stories from the war. Towards the end of your tour, you will have a chance to visit the German Underground Hospital, a museum set in a complex series of tunnels built by the Germans as a fuel storage facility for U-boats.
3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th September: Go Guernsey Guided E Bike Tour
Each Wednesday this month, you can enjoy an expertly guided e-bike tour around the Island of Guernsey. Starting in St Peter Port, you will discover historic sites and buildings, barracks and fortifications, and take in the stunning views across to Herm and Sark. If you're lucky, you will even have the chance to meet one of the famous Guernsey cows!
5th & 6th September: Defying Gravity - West End Women
Featuring the best-loved songs from the West End and Broadway, performed by a cast of incredible vocalists and an all-female band, this is a must-see for anyone who loves musical theatre.
With songs from Wicked, Les Misérables, Mamma Mia, Waitress and more, experience an unforgettable evening of stunning vocals, backstage anecdotes and fascinating insights into the world of our West End Women.
5th & 6th September: The Doghouse Tribute Nights
The Doghouse restaurant is ready to kick off its final year with the legendary tribute nights. Some of the top UK tribute bands and timeless hits will make this last year one to remember. This event occurs on various dates from June to November.
6th September: Herm Circumnavigation Kayak Tour with Outdoor Guernsey
This unique 2-hour circular trip around Herm includes views out to the other Channel Islands and a chance to spot seals, dolphins, peregrines and much more. There might also be the opportunity to stop and explore the Herm silver mine!
Please note, tours must be pre-booked.
6th September: One Fine Day presents Seladoria
This September, One Fine Day teams up with Seladoria to bring an unforgettable electronic music experience to the shores of Herm. An intimate dancefloor, world-class DJs, and a truly magical setting — this is not just another party; this is an adventure.
7th September: Havelet Regatta
Looking for a perfect summer send-off? Stop by the third Havelet Regatta for a day of family-friendly fun on land, sand and sea! Enjoy ice cream, balance bikes, madcap games, craft stations and more.
Designed with families in mind, this seaside celebration south of St Peter Port raises funds for the Guernsey Cheshire Home and proudly champions sustainability and accessibility.
Prefer to kick back and soak up the atmosphere? Relax by the water, take in the sights, enjoy live music from Guernsey’s best and explore a fantastic selection of food concessions.
7th September: Sunday Afternoon Walking Tours
Enjoy a 2-hour guided walking tour by Keith Pengelley, co-host of the 'Islands at War' podcast and regular guest on BBC Radio Guernsey, and discover the historical sites of the island.
7th, 14th, 21st & 28th September: Candie Concerts
Each Sunday in September, live music returns to Candie Gardens, and the concerts are completely free! Come enjoy a stroll through the gardens and listen to the melodies of some skilled musicians.
10th 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.
10th September: Flower Demonstration with Sharon Doner
Floral Design Guernsey is hosting a flower demonstration with popular YouTuber Sharon Doner at St Martins Community Centre on the 10th September.
Tickets are £17 and will be available on the door, which opens at 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
There will also be a raffle to win some floral arrangements.
10th & 11th September: Done to Death, by Jove!
A Great British Detective Play with a twist - by Nicholas Collett and Gavin Robertson
Holmes and Watson meet Poirot and Miss Marple (alongside the usual suspects) in a spoof homage - who murdered Lady Fanshawe? Why is Matron Maudesly so friendly with one of the guests at the Clinic of Hopes and Cures? Why have the sound cues got mixed up?
Made all the more tricky to tell, as Robertson and Collett attempt this 6-actor show, given that the other 4 are stuck in a broken-down van on the M6. With only the two of them to play all the assigned roles, what could go wrong?
Re-interpreting 'The Art of Coarse Acting' with a farcical result, it's time to guess WhoDunWhat and how.
12th September: Callum Aitken
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 the greats, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Paul Weller & Sam Fender.
13th September: The Recks
Join The Recks at St James for an evening of musical delights.
13th September: The WW2 British Commando Raids on Sark
Walk the actual routes of Operation Hardtack 7 (1943) and Operation Basalt (1942), British Commando raids, which resulted in Adolf Hitler’s infamous Commando Order, responsible for the deaths of thousands of Allied soldiers. Visit the field where an RAF Lancaster bomber crash-landed in November 1943 after mistaking Sark for the Isle of Wight, and, if time permits, a German underground tunnel.
13th September: Secrets of Saumarez Park & Discover the Walled Garden
A walk around Saumarez Park focusing on the Saumarez family, architecture, and gardens. Discover the link with oriental culture, why there is a Japanese walk, the lost buildings and a secret walled garden.
This tour can be wheelchair friendly, please get in touch with the guide to arrange.
Pre-book to receive a discount voucher for a hot drink at the Saumarez Park Cafe.
13th September: The Secrets of Sark's La Seigneurie
Discover the fascinating story of La Seigneurie grounds and gardens on this fully guided tour.
Visit areas not normally accessible to the public and hear about the site's history from the 6th century to the present, with a few surprises along the way.
13th September: L’Eree’s Historical Highlights and Magical Mysteries
During this fascinating coastal walk, you will hear tales of folklore, explore the secret gateway to Fairyland, learn about the various fortifications in the area, discover the stunning headland overlooking Lihou Island, explore WW2 trenches, and much more.
13th September: That 80s Rock Show
Back by popular demand, That 80s Rock Show returns to Herm for another unforgettable night of big hair, big riffs, and even bigger anthems.
One of the most-loved acts to hit the stage, this high-energy tribute brings over two hours of non-stop 80s rock classics and epic power ballads. Whether you're reliving your youth or discovering the decade for the first time, this full-throttle performance promises pure nostalgia and feel-good vibes from start to finish.
Dig out your neon, leather, and leg warmers - dressing up is highly encouraged!
14th September: The Butterfield Half Marathon 2025
The Butterfield Half Marathon is a sensational, fast, and flat course around the beautiful Guernsey coastline.
Commencing at L'Eree, situated in the southwest corner of the island, the route follows a stunning 13.1-mile coastal road, running along the seafront and concluding with a grand finish in St Peter Port.
2025 marks the 25th year the event has been organised by Guernsey Athletics, ensuring yet another incredible event.
14th September: Seafront Sundays
St Peter Port's picturesque seafront becomes a busy market filled with local arts and crafts, produce, drinks and food on certain Sundays throughout the summer. Stroll along the front and enjoy the casual, friendly atmosphere.
On 14th September, the event will centre around the Association of Guernsey Charities.
14th September: The Ghosts of the WWII Mirus Gun Battery
A tour of one of the four large Mirus underground bunkers that made up the largest gun battery in the Channel Islands. You will discover the paranormal activity and ‘ghostly goings-on’ that have been reported in these bunkers, with first and second-hand stories and sightings, including your guide's own personal experience.
14th & 19th September: Rollo's Raiders (Pembroke Coastal Walk)
The area of L’Ancresse has a curious history dating back further than Stonehenge & the Pyramids. Take a stroll across the Common, hear brave tales of folklore, the people who lived in the area in days gone by, its many defences, and those who guarded it from invasion.
15th September: In the Footsteps of the Le Marchants
A walk through town with tales of the reckless Romans, belligerent Bailiffs, parental pelicans, brave braves, peculiar parcels and more.
15th & 26th September: Folk on Foot, Fairies & Forts
Beginning at Portelet, head to where some say fairies meet, and others say footmen on an ancient procession feasted. You will also visit fortifications, some from WWII, others medieval. The area’s history is further evoked in the origins of place names and their stories.
16th September: Bordeaux Houichepotte
Just like the patois for pudding ‘Houichepotte’, the area of Bordeaux on the northern edge of the Vale is a delightful mix of a little bit of everything from Guernsey’s past. Embark on a walking tour and discover the prehistoric Le Gardien du Tombeau at Les Déhus, to quarries and a hero of the German Occupation, to modern-day resourcefulness.
16th September: A Place of Peace - Discovering the Shell Shrine
A fascinating coastal walk from Vazon to Albecq.
You will have an opportunity to visit The Shrine of the Sacred Heart (a former German bunker decorated with a million seashells), hear stories of local history and folklore and find the mysterious lion, baboon and camel rocks.
17th September: NEW TOUR - The Vale Castle: The Bastion of the North
A tour of the Vale Castle with its amazing history from the Iron Age, through its medieval development, to the occupation, and onto today.
17th & 25th September: St Peter Port’s Heart Unveiled
Join a walking tour of St Peter Port.
With so much in a small space, come explore part of a town that perhaps you have never really seen before.
18th September: Town With A Christmas Twist
Don’t panic, it’s only 3 months until Christmas!
Hear tales of our local Christmas & New Year traditions of times past. Is this the year to meet your true love? A local folklore custom may help! What is a Christmas Pudding Dive?
18th September: Hidden Gems of Guernsey
A captivating tour exploring Guernsey's natural gemstones, as well as other hidden gems. You will hear about our volcanic past, how our rocks were formed and see genuine precious and semi-precious gemstones.
18th September: Documentary & Information Evening - ACES (Adverse Childhood Experiences)
Join a viewing of the award-winning documentary ‘Resilience: The Biology of Stress and the Science of Hope‘ by the late James Redford, followed by a Q&A with a panel of experts ranging from health, psychology, early years and education.
19th & 20th September: Waterloo - A Tribute To ABBA
The iconic lyrics composed by Benny and Bjorn are sung in wonderful, captivating harmony from the opening refrain to the final sing-along chorus of this two-hour spectacular, featuring a full live cast and band, stunning costumes and breath-taking choreography.
From the iconic Waterloo, Mamma Mia and Voulez-Vous and so much more, this sensational show is an experience not to be missed by any ABBA fan.
19th & 21st September: Abreuvoirs, Bunkers and Crab Pots
A circular coastal walk around La Bouvee, St Martin, taking in cattle drinking troughs, WWII bunkers and crab pots at a small fishing harbour.
Venture past the areas mentioned in the Guernsey Literary Potato Peel Pie Society book, and enjoy an optional cream tea at the end of the walk.
20th September: NEW TOUR - Incarceration, Fortification, & Escapes
Join Jo May and Occupation historian and writer Nick Le Huray for a walk around the Bridge, Vale Castle and Bordeaux.
You will hear stories of three escapes by boat during the Occupation, being held prisoner, fortifications along the route and some local characters of the time.
20th September: L'Eree: In the Footsteps of History
What have prehistoric burials, folklore and witches, murder most foul, shipwrecks and pressganged sailors, Napoleon Bonaparte, the German occupation, frogs, and even airports have in common?
Find out on this fascinating walk by Gold Accredited Tour Guide, Malcolm Cleal, with a few surprises along the way.
20th September: The Jive Aces
Renowned for their high-energy spectacular showmanship, The Jive Aces have established themselves as the UK’s No.1 Jive & Swing band.
The new albums “Diggin’ The Roots Vol.1 Rockin’ Rhythm & Blues” and “Vol.2: Hot Jazz” are a journey into the two branches of music that make up the Jive Aces signature sound, proving that vintage music is very much timelessly classic.
Experience an unforgettable evening at St James, full of jazz and dance.
20th September: Seaweed Foraging Tours
Learn everything there is to know about the fascinating history of seaweed in Guernsey and its many uses in cosmetics, farming, cooking and the fashion industry in this 90-minute tour at Port Soif. A hands-on learning experience, participants will be using seaweed moisturiser and will be able to eat varying types of fresh seaweed straight from the beach.
21st September: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
Come and explore this stunning part of Vale with Gold Accredited tour guide, Soo Wellfair.
Discover how a quarry was transformed into a marina and follow the rugged northern coastline around to find where the Devil left his footprint!
22nd 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 where you will use seaweed moisturiser and have the opportunity to eat multiple types of fresh seaweed straight from the beach.
22nd September: Submerged St. Saviour’s – the Story
While walking in lanes and along reservoir paths, you’ll learn about displaced people and submerged properties: a celebrated hostelry, the ambitious dam construction and the three-valley flooding, WWII tunnels and other hidden activities, the old school, church and a striking act of God.
22nd & 26th September: NEW TOUR - GY1 Ghostly & Ghastly
Guernsey folklore is legendary.
Join Jo May for a walk through St Peter Port as you’ve never seen it before. Be prepared for gore, ghosts, torture and a few other surprises along the way.
23rd September: Lihou Island Adventure
Lihou Island can only be accessed at certain low tides and is full of history.
A stunningly beautiful part of Guernsey to visit, join this guided walking tour and bring suitable footwear as the causeway is slippery.
23rd September: NEW TOUR - Medieval Marshes and Mills
A stroll through the picturesque lanes of the Castel Parish surrounding La Grande Mare on the edge of the Vazon Bay Coastline, which was once medieval marshland.
The King’s Mills was part of La Chevauchee grand parade, checking the military highways and byways with unique customs observed on the route.
Can be adapted for wheelchair users on request.
24th September: Fort George the Defender of Our Freedoms
Explore Fort George, the defender of our freedoms for over 250 years, to celebrate our 80th year of Liberation.
Occupied for nearly 250 years by the British, except for 5 years during the German Occupation of WWII, what part did Fort George play in our history? Who is buried in the Military cemetery? Tunnels? Who lives here now?
Discover all in this guided walking tour.
24th September: From Beaucette to Bordeaux and Back
Discover this fascinating walk from Beaucette Marina to Bordeaux harbour and back, taking in the flora, stunning views and the history of the area from prehistoric times to the present day, with a few surprises along the way.
24th & 25th September: Ruby Wax - I'm Not As Well As I Thought I Was
Following a triumphant sell-out West End run and UK tour, and a subsequent sell-out tour of Australia and New Zealand, Ruby Wax returns to Guernsey.
Based on her bestselling book, I’m Not As Well As I Thought I Was, Ruby shares with audiences her deeply personal journey through transformative experiences such as swimming with humpback whales, a silent retreat and time at a Christian monastery.
With her celebrated combination of wit and vulnerability, Ruby masterfully dismantles stereotypes around mental health and happiness.
25th September: All Aboard The Ghost Train
All aboard the Petit Train for an evening ride around St Peter Port.
Your guide, Soo Wellfair, will tell you some of Guernsey’s spookiest stories and terrifying tales of hauntings, torture and folklore as you sit back and enjoy the ride on the Ghost Train!
25th, 26th & 27th September: Six Fest Herm
Ready to indulge in a sensory experience? SixFest is here, offering better than ever festival times at the iconic, newly revamped Mermaid Tavern in Herm.
The festival features 6 craft ciders, 6 craft brewed beers, and 6 craft brewed ales. The price per drink and for light bites is £6, with gourmet delights priced at £12. Ferry rides are also priced at £6 each way.
There will be live music with 6 electrifying bands at each festival, ready to set the stage on fire. The line-up includes:
Thursday 25th: Dan Guilbert & Neon Fire
Friday 26th: Space Pirates of Rocquaine & THE VINYLS
Saturday 27th: DJ Diva Janice, Sheena & Denis (bonus duo), Stuck to the Ceiling & THE SIX
26th & 27th September: La Fêtê des Bêtes
La Fêtê des Bêtes is back with a stomping Folk and Ceilidh edition to celebrate Mabon, the autumn equinox and midpoint between light and dark.
Opening up the weekend are the witty and endlessly funny ‘queens of the music hall’, The Ukuladeez, before Chimera rings out the ceilidh for the rest of the evening.
On Saturday, The Space Pirates of Rocquaine, Clameur de Haro and The Button Pushers will kick things off before the headline act, We Are The Monsters, close the night with big riffs and world-class folk music.
27th September: L'Eree Coastal Walk
Join a guide on one of the favourite walks on some of the most historic headlands in the world. With ancient tombs, raised beaches, and bunkers, as well as fairies and Napoleonic encounters and an airfield.
27th September: German Occupation - The Ones Who Stayed Behind
Enjoy a walk around our historic town, with stories of the lives of islanders who stayed during the German Occupation.
Not all families could evacuate, and some had to leave Alderney and start a new life in Guernsey with daring consequences. Hear real family stories of life during the German Occupation and extracts from family letters.
28th September: Herm by Beach and Dune
Join horticulturalist, Malcolm Cleal, exploring the wilder side of Herms coastal environments, flora and fauna, including foraging the shoreline and inland to discover what’s edible and useful and sampling some complementary homemade fennel and elderflower gin along the way.
28th September: NEW TOUR - Last Man Hanging
Follow the footsteps of the last man hanged in Guernsey.
From murder scene to gallows, we retrace Tapner’s dark journey - through Upland Road, Les Canichers, the town, and up to St James. Kelvin’s new book reveals the secrets of Britain’s longest trial at the time.
28th September: Potato Peel Pie story REVEALED (in Town)
It’s 1946, the island is recently liberated; follow in Juliet Ashton’s footsteps, walking through the streets of St Peter Port. Enjoy 1940s poetry stops on route read by the group, and photos of the locations.
OCTOBER
1st - 15th October: Guided Coastal Walks
The Guernsey Coastal Walk Series 2025 invites you to join their weekly Saturday venture, meeting at L'Eree Bay at 2pm for a 2-hour guided stroll around the coast. Discover tales of history, folklore, wildlife and more as you enjoy some of the most picturesque spots on Guernsey.
1st - 24th October: Art at the Park - Swimmers & Other Stories by Charlie Buchanan
An artist/illustrator living and working in Guernsey, Charlie works predominantly in watercolour on a variety of different papers. Her work explores folklore, storytelling, intergenerational connections and her relationship with the island.
Her new exhibition, Swimmers & Other Stories, will feature at Saumarez Park as part of the 'Art at the Park' series. Open 7 days a week, the exhibition is access-friendly and open from 10am - 5pm.
1st - 31st October: Jewellery Making Workshop
A fun introduction to beading techniques – you’ll make a stretchy bracelet and a pair of drop earrings using recycled sterling silver and a selection of semi-precious gemstones and pearls.
1st - 31st October: Guided Walks around St Peter Port
Join one of Guernsey's tour guides for a 90-minute exploration around the island's capital, St Peter Port. Taking place daily at 10:30am from the Visitor Information Centre, these tours continue rain or shine, and can also be enjoyed in Dutch on Mondays at 2pm.
1st - 31st October: Dressing the Dream
Hosted by the Sark Art Gallery & Museum, the Dressing the Dream exhibition is a display of costumes and props made by the Sark Theatre Group for their 2017 production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Visitors are welcome daily, from 10am to 4pm.
1st - 31st October: Tennerfest
Each year, local chefs gear up for a 6-week focus on food with the Tennerfest Food Festival. Hotels, restaurants, bistros, gastro pubs and cafes all take part in providing fixed price cost menus showcasing the best of their cuisine and the local produce available in Guernsey.
The sun may have set on summer, but this is a great month to visit the island, especially if you love your food.
1st - 31st October: Le Hechet Farm Pumpkins
Throughout October, Le Hechet Farm, one of Guernsey's landmark farms nestled into the hills of Castel, is open to visitors.
Pop along to choose your pumpkin, meet the farm animals, take photos on the farm's tractors and browse Le Hechet Farm's produce. You can even enjoy a Le Hechet Farm ice cream, available in a variety of flavours depending on the fruit grown - and picked - by the family. Previous favourites have included peach, apricot and plum.
2nd October: Royal Opera - Tosca
Enjoy a screening of 'Tosca' by the Royal Opera at The Princess Royal Centre for the Performing Arts.
2nd October: Street Food Festival
Head to Market Square in St Peter Port and taste a variety of mouth-watering dishes created by Guernsey's talented local chefs.
2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th October: Open Mic at The Vault
Open mic, every Thursday at The Vault!
The stage will be set up with everything you need to perform, or just come and enjoy the music.
Don't forget to take advantage of the in-house food menu, and under-18s are welcome before 10pm.
3rd-4th, 10th-11th, 17th-18th & 24th-25th October: The Doghouse Tribute Nights
The Doghouse restaurant is ready to kick off its final year with the legendary tribute nights. Some of the top UK tribute bands and timeless hits will make this last year one to remember. This event occurs on various dates until November.
3rd - 5th October: Herm Yoga Retreat with Evolution Adventures
Escape to paradise with this exclusive weekend yoga retreat in breathtaking Herm. The experience offers the perfect blend of invigorating yoga, restorative Qigong sessions and mindful meditation practices led by the dynamic and inspiring Caroline Wickham.
5th, 12th, 19th & 26th October: Autumn Tribute Lunches at The Farmhouse
October and November will be lively at The Farmhouse with plenty of top music tribute acts performing throughout Autumn.
Weekly on Sundays from the 5th October until the 23rd November, a 3-course carvery lunch will be available from 12.30pm and music from 2pm.
5th & 19th October: Sunday Afternoon Walking Tours
Enjoy a 2-hour guided walking tour by Keith Pengelley, co-host of the 'Islands at War' podcast and regular guest on BBC Radio Guernsey, and discover the historical sites of the island.
7th, 14th, 21st & 28th October: Occupation Tours 2025
With 2025 marking the 80th year of Liberation, every Tuesday until 28th October, you can enjoy a guided tour to discover life during the Occupation in Guernsey. Your guide will take you to some of the concrete fortifications on the island, recounting local stories from the war. Towards the end of your tour, you will have a chance to visit the German Underground Hospital, a museum set in a complex series of tunnels built by the Germans as a fuel storage facility for U-boats.
10th - 12th October: Herm Island Yoga Retreat 2025
Katie has been running retreats for 10 years, teaching for 13, and practising for 25.
She has developed an inclusive practice for all, which aligns mindful movement and focusing on the present moment, dissolving tension, releasing the mental chatter and bringing a sense of calm and grounding.
Optional treatments will be available, or guests may choose to simply rest and restore in the wonderful hotel grounds, or with sea swims and revitalising walks in the peace and stillness of nature.
All are welcome, from beginners through to the experienced.
17th - 18th October: The Music and Mirror Ball
Enjoy an interactive dining experience at the Duke of Richmond hotel with live jazz, dancing, a raffle and auction, all in support of Caritas Guernsey and Guernsey Foster Care & Adoption Association.
17th - 18th October: The National Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company
Following their sold out performance of Pirates of Penance in 2023, The National Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company are coming back with HMS Pinafore to the Princess Royal Centre for Performing Arts.
18th October: Souper Spooky Saturday
Souper Spooky Saturday returns to Saumarez Park this autumn.
Visit the Victorian Walled Kitchen Garden for a ‘Souper Spooky’ time with plenty of spooky activities for the young and young at heart.
18th October: Celebrate 10 years of stargazing at the Dachinger Observatory
Join the Sark community to celebrate a decade of stargazing under Sark's world-famous dark skies.
Following a warm start to the evening over food, drinks, and friendly faces at the Old Hall, enjoy a planetarium show and guided stargazing at the observatory (weather permitting).
Wrap up warm, bring your curiosity and celebrate 10 years of stargazing from the Sark observatory.
18th - 31st October: David Robilliard - Welcome to the Friendly Isle
Guernsey Museums & Galleries, in association with Guernsey Arts, present David Robilliard: Welcome to the Friendly Isle, a new temporary exhibition at Guernsey Museum at Candie.
Local-born David Robilliard has had exhibitions across the globe, and today his artwork is part of both national and international gallery collections, including the Tate Modern.
In 2024, Guernsey Museums & Galleries were able to add eight pieces of David’s artwork to their permanent collection and are delighted to be able to celebrate David’s local and international significance as a poet and contemporary artist. The Greenhouse Gallery, kindly curated by Guernsey Arts, will feature the newly acquired artworks, whilst the museum foyer will provide a retrospective of David’s life and career as well as his local legacy.
21st October: Lit with Liberate - Graphic Novels
Lit with Liberate will meet in October to discuss two graphic novels: The Prince & The Dressmaker by Jen Wang and Cosmoknights by Hannah Templer. Multiple copies are available to borrow.
Come along for pizza, drinks and book chat in the Rowswell Room on the second floor, no booking required. If you haven’t read the book but want to come along for a taster of the book group, please do!
21st October: The Metropolitan Opera - La Sonnambula
Enjoy a screening of 'La Sonnambula' by The Metropolitan Opera at The Princess Royal Centre for the Performing Arts.
24th - 26th October: Herm Yoga Retreat with HAY Yoga
Switch off your devices, leave your worries behind and enjoy a weekend of yoga in beautiful Herm.
There will be four themed flowing and restorative yoga sessions, led by Vanessa Willis, plus a blissful night of Yin/Yoga Nidra led by the lovely Sarah Thackeray.
29th October: Emmanuel Sonubi - Life After Near Death
Fresh from sold-out performances at the Melbourne and Sydney Comedy Festivals in 2025 and Edinburgh Fringe, his European Tour, and a hit New York Soho Theatre run, Emmanuel Sonubi returns to Guernsey.
Emmanuel’s hilarious and heartfelt show explores his eyesight and life after surviving heart failure. Facing the cause of the trauma and the strange, funny ways we all find to keep going when life gets hard. It’s about turning life’s toughest moments into comedy gold, finding the laughs in survival and the punchlines in perseverance.
One of the UK’s most in-demand comedians, Sonubi is a powerhouse on stage, delivering unstoppable energy, razor-sharp wit, and stories that hit hard as he can and still land even harder.
30th - 31st October: Global Collection Festival 2025
The Global Collection Festival 2025, a new 3-day festival for Guernsey, is here to inspire and excite, offering the audience a journey of discovering new and amazing music.
With 16 international artists resident on island for the duration of the festival and collaborating with local talent, expect an unprecedented listening experience in the heart of St Peter Port featuring everything from classic jazz to afrobeats, soul, house and more.
31st October: Halloween Party at The Farmhouse
A Halloween Ball with food and live music from a UK Cher Tribute will be taking place at The Farmhouse on Friday 31 October.
The event includes a 3-course meal, which is priced at £39.95 per person.
Fancy dress is encouraged, and the best dressed on the night will eat for free!
Make sure to visit the What's On page to find out things to do on the Islands of Guernsey in future months.
