Creative Island

There's a chance to see a new landscape and portrait exhibition, as well as live music from the Tea n Biscuit Boys

Published by Beachy Books, ‘Personae Vectenses: Isle of Wight Notables’ is written by Island-born, Phillip Armitage, and is a labour of love that took him twelve years of research

After spending nine months in talks with Port Talbot council, art dealer John Brandler says he's given up setting up a Museum of Street Art there and is looking to the Isle of Wight

If you're a fan of Tom Petty, The Waterboys, Elvis Costello, Pink Floyd or Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds you'll want to check out Doug Alldred and the Silver Lining's new track on Monday 14th October.

Become a Friend of Ventnor Exchange and get 2for1 tickets to all events. With the new season out this week, you'll need to act fast to avoid missing out

Signing to Chess Club Records will give this Isle of Wight band, Coach Party, a platform to go onto do huge things, says manager

Celebrating Age, is a major Isle of Wight exhibition that shines a light on the wealth of creative expression to be found in our later years

Independent Arts will use ‘Space to Connect’ funding to hold a series of creative and accessible community consultations with stakeholders to evidence the case for a shared community space.

Based in the grounds of Wolverton Manor and led by the AvantHardCollective, Wolverton FM has now launched.

Learn how to play a harp, learn how to make a harp, listen to world-class harpists or enjoy a harp-themed candlelit dinner. There's much to choose from at this year's Harp On Wight Festival.

Grace Petrie exploded on to the national protest scene in 2010 with the emotive anthem Farewell to Welfare, which captured the spirit of the new wave of dissent in austerity Britain.