Isle of Arts Festival
The Isle of Arts Festival was founded in 2011 by four Ventorians, Gillian Jenner, Christopher Bonney, Janneke and Philip Oxley.
The festival is set in and around Ventnor and offers a wide range of performances in The Arts, from comedy to dance, theatre to live music.
Below are a selection of articles we’ve published over the years about Isle of Arts Festival.
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There are some great outreach projects for young people as part of Isle of Arts Festival
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If you're into gothic horror, the Dracula special at the Isle of Arts Festival next week is definitely worth checking out. It'll be 100 years to the day of Bram Stoker's death and his great grandson will be talking, Nosferatu will be screened with live musical accompaniment and there'll be garlicky nibbles to keep the vampires away.
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Fantastic selection of musical brunchs taking place on Sunday as part of the Isle of Arts Festival
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The plans for this year's Isle of Arts Festival just get better and better. Gilly tells us about a fantastic opportunity for Island writers and performers. Please share with your friends and family.
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We announce our winner in the Phill Jupitus ticket competition
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Kyle Eastwood's music is described by the Evening Standard as "Thoughtful, contemplative, admirably understated and highly listenable". If you're a jazz fan this is a must-see gig.
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Another competition from Isle of Arts, vote for the classic film you'd like to see and you could win two all day passes
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Love him or hate him, Gyles Brandreth has the ability to make people of all ages laugh. Book now to see him open the 2015 Isle of Arts Festival on Friday 1st May.
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Vote for the classic film you'd like to watch on the big screen and you could win two all-day passes to the film festival
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We're chuffed to be sponsoring the Saturday headliner at this year's Isle of Arts Festival.
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Fresh from its London premiere after an Edinburgh season, Naked Hope shows Quentin both in his beloved Chelsea flat as the 1970s dawned, and in his final years in his adopted New York. Book now to avoid disappointment.