Amanda Barrie, Larry Lamb and Clive Tyldesley among authors still on sale at Isle of Wight Literary Festival
With just a week to go, there's still a chance to grab some tickets for Literary Festival events
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.
With just a week to go, there's still a chance to grab some tickets for Literary Festival events
Twenty-four illustrated tarot cards reimagine Island history, folklore and people this October
Pam Underwood, a founder of Newport's Apollo Theatre, has died aged 95
Common Place, an exhibition of handmade work from Brighstone, closes on Thursday
Wet Leg's Rhian Teasdale urges support for Sandown's bid to be UK Town of Culture
Fossil drawings go on show at Nettlestone Point, and visitors can take part too
Farmer, firefighter and crime historian join October's Island Women evening in Cowes
Ryde Art Collective's ten Island artists open their 2026 Quay Arts exhibition on Friday evening
Sandown's Glory Art Glass marks 30 years with exhibition honouring the late Martin Evans
Popular children’s author Peter J. Murray returns with ten more spine-chilling tales set in familiar locations across the Isle of Wight
Artists respond to plastic pellet pollution in a new Quay Arts exhibition
Artist Steve Miles brings carnival-inspired new work to Ryde's phone box gallery