The Café at St James

Dress to impress and get down on the floor at Guernsey’s most glamorous club night as Studio 54 returns this May!

St James is transformed into a New York style night club with DJs, multi-room dancefloors and the restaurant upstairs open for snacks and cocktails.

Don’t hang about – Studio 54 tickets get picked up quickly.

Doors/Bar 8PM | Age 21+

A night of smooth sounds, featuring the very best of British soul and blues and fronted by UK vocal royalty Jo Harman. Performing with Jo will be a first class live band, who have worked with the likes of Emeli Sande, Jessie J, Joss Stone and Boy George to name a few.

Jo Harman, considered by The Daily Mirror to be ‘UK’s best female blues soul voice’ is an award winning, BBC Radio2 play-listed artist of the highest pedigree who has recorded duets with the likes of US soul superstar Michael McDonald, Motown songwriting legend Lamont Dozier and the legendary Joan Baez.

Presenting a dynamic show of original songs and timeless classics these big guns of the British soul scene will provide an unforgettable evening that will, by turn, break your heart and have you dancing in your seats.

Guernsey girl Eloise Fabbri will bring her own brand of funk to the night, whilst Greg’s bar will see a DJ takeover. Relax upstairs in the lounge bar with cocktails and tapas.

Bar/Food: 6pm DJs: 7pm | Live Music: 8pm

PLEASE NOTE: THIS EVENT HAS NOW BEEN POSTPONED TO 24 JUNE

Laugh out loud in the Café

April’s Comedy Club sees the return of Glenn Wool to Guernsey. Recently seen supporting Reginald D Hunter in the main hall, Glenn is now bringing his show ‘The Tiny Kings of Winter’ to the more intimate surroundings of Local & Wild, upstairs.

Glenn’s show is an hour of unsettling stories about settling down. He has burned his party lifestyle to the ground and from the ashes emerged a phoenix of personal responsibility that includes a wife, two kids and a nice little house in the countryside. Growing up, growing out and dropping off (kids at school), getting older, dumber and wiser in equal measures.

EFFORTLESSLY FUNNY WITH AFFABILITY OTHER COMEDIANS CAN ONLY DREAM OF – The Guardian

Warming up the crowd with their ever-funny school boy humour are local outfit Band Wagon, and story-telling. musical comedian Sophie Duncan.

Food/Bar: 6pm |Show: 8pm

There is no allocated seating, so make sure you arrive in plenty of time for the show.

Please note: Comedy Nights might not be suitable for a younger audience. Adult themes and strong language likely.