SixFest at the Mermaid Tavern
Herm's long-running ale and cider celebration at the Mermaid Tavern packs four days of live bands, dozens of craft beers and ciders, and six-themed everything into the only pub on this tiny car-free island.
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"Guernsey's premier agricultural and horticultural show, over 100 years old, brings together the western parishes at the former L'Eree Aerodrome for two days of livestock classes, cakes, vegetables, lawnmower racing, a funfair and evening music in the beer tent."
The West Show
"Guernsey's flagship summer show at Saumarez Park combines traditional livestock classes, horticultural exhibits and craft competitions over two days, culminating in the Battle of Flowers floral float parade and a spectacular illuminated cavalcade with fireworks."
North Show and Battle of Flowers
"The Channel Islands' longest-running music and arts festival, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2026 at the historic Vale Castle with over 50 acts across 6 stages, local food stalls and a community atmosphere rooted firmly in island culture."
Vale Earth Fair
"Guernsey's new biannual food festival celebrates the island's exceptional dairy, seafood and restaurant culture through a month of exclusive set menus, immersive producer experiences and themed food events across the Bailiwick."
The Big Eat Guernsey
"Residents of Torteval fill their front gardens with themed scarecrows for a charming two-day trail that starts at the parish church, with food and drink tents in the churchyard fields and trail maps to guide visitors through the lanes."
Torteval Scarecrow Festival
"Held at Saumarez Park, the Royal Show is Guernsey's premier livestock showcase featuring Guernsey cattle, horses, sheep and goats paraded by island farmers in a traditional agricultural setting with cup and trophy presentations."
Royal Guernsey Agricultural and Horticultural Society Show