Monkton Arts awards night celebrates community volunteers and young people
Monkton Arts celebrated community champions and young achievers at its annual awards night
The Isle of Wight has a rich history of incredible creative talent. Home to famous poets, writers and photographers in the Victorian age, the talent is still strong today.
From artists and photographers to poets, theatre groups, live music and more, there is always something cultural to report on or feature. If we’ve written about it, this is where you’ll find it.
Monkton Arts celebrated community champions and young achievers at its annual awards night
Brevity Shuffle stages pocket dramas at Department in Ryde next Wednesday
Island-raised Caty Macaulay opens her first solo exhibition in Ventnor this November
Pianist Arthur Kokerai joins Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra for Britten concerto next week
Sandown residents can join a free evening of art and storytelling supporting the town’s UK Town of Culture bid
Paul Knights turns footage of Alverstone Mead’s red squirrels into new film
Meet Island author Emily Bullock as she discusses her Ventnor-set ghost story
Ventnor’s MacNaughton-Howe Festival showcases over 150 arts and crafts exhibits this Friday and Saturday
Starting Thursday, Ryde hosts Harp on Wight’s 12th festival, a five-day celebration of the harp
Sarah Nicole becomes the Island’s first Poet Laureate after a public vote
Island Line creative project earns Highly Commended at South Western Railway Awards
Tarot cards retelling Island stories are on show in Ryde until Saturday