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Iconic songs from the Beatles and Queen will be reimagined by a Spanish guitarist at a charity festival this weekend.
Every weekend, Express presents a selection of exhibitions, performances, workshops, events and other historic, creative and delicious content to help islanders get their weekly dose of culture.
Here's what's coming up....
Iconic songs from the Beatles and Queen will be reimagined by Spanish guitarist Carlos Bonell in the International Guitar Festival organised by Music in Action.
The classic songs will be performed alongside Mr Bonell's own compositions at the Yard at the Jersey Museum on Friday 8 November at 19:30.
Mr Bonell will then accompany violinist Harriet Mackenzie at Lawrence Church on Saturday 9 November in a matinee performance of Spanish music from 14:00.
Jazz, folk and funk music will conclude the festival on Saturday evening with American guitarist Vicki Genfan at St Helier's Methodist Church from 19:30.
You can find more information on the performances and book tickets here.
Local crafters will be selling their handmade Christmas products at St Andrew's Church from 10:00 until 15:00 on Saturday 9 November.
Toys, cosmetics, candles and jewellery will be just some of what's on offer.
Entry is free and raffle tickets can be purchased in aid of Jersey Cancer Relief, and Chestnut Farm Animal Sanctuary.
Learn about Jersey's long history of language from the Stone Age to present day in ArtHouse Jersey's latest exhibition 'The Sound of Colour: Arrivals'.
The projection mapping and soundscape exhibition has been created by international artist Akhila Krishnan and electroacoustic composer Natasha Dettman.
Following the success of the first 'Sound of Colour' exhibition, the event will transform the Town Church into an immersive experience from Friday 8 November until Saturday 23 November.
Entry is free from 10:30-18:00 from Monday to Saturday, and 13:00-18:00 on Sunday. No booking required.
Join Jersey Premier Brass in their annual Autumn concert this Friday 8 November at the Town Hall.
New arrangements will be played, as well as multiple solo performances ranging from all areas of the band.
The concert is free and starts at 19:30.
Jersey Heritage are offering families the chance to reconnect with nature in Jersey's vibrant woodlands in a 'Terrific Trees' discovery day.
Family-friendly crafts, trails and tree-related activities will take place from 10:00 until 14:00 at St Saviour's Woodland.
Sponsored by Mourant, local artist Nicola Lucas will lead a session in mono-printing, and specialists from Jersey Trees for Life and Wild Days Wilderness School will share their tree expertise.
Discover behind-the-scenes action at Bramble Farm this weekend with sustainable co-operative SCOOP.
Islanders can witness how the farmers use regenerative farming practices to rear animals and grow produce from 12:00 until 14:00 on Sunday 10 November.
The farm tour is followed by delicious local food, with ingredients produced on site.
Tickets are free, and you can reserve your place here.
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