Family Fun

Retro Games Days -›

Do you remember Space invaders, Operation, Guess Who and the first edition of Trivial Pursuit? Do your children have no idea what these things are?

Force 135 Re-enactment Weekend -›

Find out about the story of the Liberation of Jersey first hand from ‘Tommies of the Royal Artillery, Force 135’ who will interpret the events that followed the Liberation of the Island on 9 May 1945

Summer Fun -›

Come and play as a family as we enjoy a summer of fun. From circus skills to wild play days there will be something fun to do at each of our visitor sites throughout the school holidays.

Discovery Days -›

Join us at Mont Orgueil Castle on Sunday 18 June for a day of cannons and catapults.

Love Your Castle Tours -›

Come and explore some of the castle's hidden nooks and crannies, discover some of the history of this castle and find out our plans for the future of Elizabeth Castle.

Bringing together communities, volunteers and of course apple and cider experts. It’s not all about the cider - live music, creative activities for children, dance, great food, great company, competitions, poetry, Genuine Jersey stalls and living history. Lots to do, things to learn, people to meet and fun to be had!

A Victorian Christmas -›

The Victorians changed the face of Christmas. The era saw the introduction of traditions such as the Christmas tree, making and sending of Christmas cards, Christmas crackers filled with sweets and decorating homes with greenery.

Living History at Elizabeth Castle -›

Hear tales from the Regimental Surgeon, see Cannon Louis the holy man and meet Sarah Brown a soldiers wife. Please check listing to ensure that Living History is on today.

Living History at Jersey Museum Merchant's House -›

Meet the Victorian Housekeeper every Wednesday in the Merchant's House.

Living History at Mont Orgueil Castle -›

Please check listing to ensure that Living History is on today. History comes to life at the castle with something different to see almost every day, meet the Medieval man at arms, hear the tale of the Battle for Sark or tales or espionage and bravery from the 1700s.