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Curated by the very lovely Raff Sunday 16th October sees the return of the Shopping Trolley at the Quay Arts...
The Arts
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.
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Ventnor Film Society presents My Summer of Love at the Botanic Gardens Visitors’ Centre. Starts at 7.30pm and you can...
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Bound to make blast fast as I cast past. Make these words my very last so I can sound cool....
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You might already know that each year in the UK, October is Black History Month. Diversity is sparse on the...
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I am very happy to say that with much help from Simon, we have just launched a number of discussion...
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Ventnor resident, Peter Lawson opens his exhibition, Images from Inside the Bell-Jar, at the Quay Arts Centre later this week....
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Ventnor Film Society presents The Story Of The Weeping Camel (certificate U, 87 mins) at the Botanic Gardens Visitors’ Centre....
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Ventnor Film Society presents Vera Drake (directed by Mike Leigh and starring Imelda Staunton) at the Botanic Gardens Visitors’ Centre...
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Ventnor band, The Bees will be playing The Venue @ Ryde Theatre on Saturday 29th October. Tickets are selling fast,...
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Peter Lawson lives and works on the Isle of Wight. He studied painting at Epsom and Ewell School of Art...
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The third event is expected to be even bigger and better than the previous two.
