Shanklin grand charity sale returns for 2024
Isle of Wight ObserverIf you want to grab yourself a bargain, and raise money for good causes at the same time, then make…
Read MoreChristmas spirit comes to Ventnor
Mal ButlerThis year’s Christmas in Ventnor festivities will take place tomorrow (Saturday) and will be bigger and better than ever. These…
Read MoreChristmas tree festival is back
This year’s Brighstone Christmas Tree Festival starts with a Lights of Love service on Wednesday (Dec 6) at 7pm, in…
Read MoreBrian’s vibrant work on show in Cowes
Cowes artist and designer, Brian Marriott, is holding his annual solo Christmas Exhibition at the Island Sailing Club, Cowes. Working…
Read MoreStep Into Christmas: fun for all the family
Get ready for a fantastic Christmas extravaganza at Step Into Christmas tomorrow (Saturday)! This year’s event, organised by the local…
Read MoreSPONSORED ARTICLE: A Christmas Cracker at Quay Arts centre
The Quay Arts’ annual Christmas Cracker Weekend returns next weekend! Go along to Quay Arts for a festive filled weekend,…
Read MoreSPONSORED ARTICLE: A galactic extravaganza in Ryde’s Depozitory
’Tis the season to be jolly, and what better way to embrace the festive cheer than by diving head first…
Read MoreSPONSORED ARTICLE: Don’t miss the Wight Brainy Bunch’s Christmas market
Experience the magic of the Wight Brainy Bunch Winter Wonderland Christmas market at Ryde fire station next Saturday (December 2)…
Read MoreRyde Chorus presents an evening of Baroque Music
An evening of Baroque music is being performed by Ryde Chorus tomorrow (Saturday) at All Saints’ Church, Ryde, at 7pm.…
Read MoreMacbeth still has a message for us
Maureen SullivanFollowing their open-air sell-out productions of ‘Hamlet’ last year and ‘Comedy of Errors’ in the summer, Ad Lib Theatre are…
Read MoreNativity! The Musical at Shanklin Theatre
Festive family favourite play, ‘Nativity! The Musical’ is playing at Shanklin Theatre from Thursday. This feel good, funny musical, from…
Read MoreIsland places, people, and literary connections
Photographer John Bradshaw explores remarkable people, where they lived, and also literary connections associated with the Island. His exhibition is…
Read MoreSir Ranulph Fiennes: Mad, Bad and Dangerous
Sir Ranulph Fiennes – ‘the world’s greatest living explorer’ – will be sharing stories from his exploits and adventures and…
Read MoreThis year’s DECADeANCE hopes to hit six figure mark
DJ and Mountbatten supporter, Tony Martin, is aiming to surpass a landmark fund-raising total at this year’s DECADeANCE. The popular…
Read MoreIsland Theatre with Maureen Sullivan
It’s hard to believe it’s November already and we’re on the cusp of panto season – oh yes we are!!…
Read MoreSalt House at Quay Arts
Salt House, a mainstay of the folk music scene, are performing at Quay Arts on Wednesday (November 8). The band’s…
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