A small group of people sit at a table doing a colouring project

Community Outreach

Our outreach work shares and celebrates our Island story
throughout our community

Some of the projects that we have facilitated have included taking our ‘What’s your Street Story’ talks to the residents of Andium Homes as a way of connecting locals to the areas in which they live.

A small group of people watch at talk in a glass roofed building

We have run several art workshops with the members of Jersey Mencap, with the focus being on a local Jersey Artist or a painting from our collection.

A number of people hold up artwork they have completed

There is also the opportunity to visit sites like the ‘Cold War Bunker’ that has been untouched since the 1980’s.

A large group of people stand around a long table with maps on the wall

Contact

If you would like us to come to you to share our stories with members of our community, please get in touch with our Outreach Curator

History

La Cotte

At La Cotte de St Brelade (La Cotte) in Jersey, appearances are deceptive but there is more to it than meets the eye.

History

Dwarf Red Deer

Jersey Heritage has some rather unusual red deer bones on display at Jersey Museum.

History

Cider making in Jersey

Apple orchards and cider-making are an intrinsic part of our history, having once shaped the landscape, culture and economy of the Island.

History

Castles of Jersey

Why has Jersey been one of the most heavily fortified parts of the British Isles?

History

Claude Cahun and Jersey

Claude Cahun (1894-1954) was an artist, photographer and writer, best known today for surreal self-portrait photographs.