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<strong>En</strong> <strong>Voyage</strong><br />
WHAT’S ON<br />
IN THE BAILIWICK?<br />
19 March<br />
IOD GUERNSEY BRANCH<br />
MID-TERM BREAKFAST<br />
St James<br />
The Guernsey branch of the<br />
Institute of Directors will hold its<br />
mid-term breakfast, sponsored by<br />
Carey Olsen, starting at 7.45am.<br />
This year’s mid-term discussion will<br />
pick up on the island’s machinery<br />
of government following last<br />
October’s Guernsey referendum<br />
on the method of electing people’s<br />
deputies which came out in favour of<br />
island-wide voting. An invited panel<br />
will discuss what further changes<br />
may now be appropriate following<br />
the referendum and whether the<br />
time is right for another review.<br />
22 March-19 May<br />
CHIMERA<br />
Guernsey Museum at Candie<br />
The Guernsey Arts Commission<br />
presents a photographic exhibition<br />
by Aaron Yeandle: Chimera is an<br />
anthropological, social and historical<br />
photographic project which delves<br />
into the unseen world of Guernsey’s<br />
community of make-believe history<br />
and fantasy. Chimera observes how<br />
the past, present and the future<br />
can be brought to life, through<br />
imagination and fabrication.<br />
22-23 March<br />
BLONDIED<br />
The Doghouse<br />
The Doghouse is one of Guernsey’s<br />
finest live music venues where you<br />
can enjoy fabulous food, great wines<br />
and cocktails. In March, Blondied,<br />
one of the UK’s top Blondie tribute<br />
acts, will be live both nights.<br />
29-31 March<br />
ALDERNEY LITERARY<br />
FESTIVAL<br />
Island Hall, Alderney<br />
The Alderney Literary Festival is<br />
the Channel Island's boutique<br />
history festival where people who<br />
enjoy reading and writing about<br />
the past come together to talk<br />
books and have a great weekend.<br />
29 March-12 May<br />
ON BRITISH SOIL: VICTIMS<br />
OF NAZI PERSECUTION IN<br />
THE CHANNEL ISLANDS<br />
Guernsey Museum at Candie<br />
During the German occupation<br />
of the Channel Islands 1940-<br />
1945, many thousands of people<br />
were persecuted, including slave<br />
labourers, political prisoners and<br />
Jews. Their story has been largely<br />
omitted from a British narrative of<br />
'standing alone' against Nazism and<br />
WHAT’S ON<br />
ELSEWHERE?<br />
BRITISH TATTOO<br />
ART REVEALED<br />
16 March-19 June<br />
@M Shed, Bristol<br />
A ground-breaking and<br />
comprehensive history of British<br />
tattooing, featuring cutting-edge<br />
designers, leading academics<br />
and major private collectors<br />
to tell a story that challenges<br />
long-standing myths and preconceptions.<br />
The exhibition<br />
features over 400 original artworks,<br />
photographs and historic artefacts.<br />
bristolmuseums.org.uk/m-shed<br />
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30 <strong>En</strong> <strong>Voyage</strong> | Aurigny’s Magazine
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