Fifty-five of 290 leisure listings produce or host entertainment — eight individual artists, seven art-tuition studios, six theatre companies, five arts charities, plus cinemas, galleries, and the island's only community leisure centre. Beau Séjour opened in December 1976 with Fiddler on the Roof. —
Twenty artists working from private studios — seven in the Guernsey Art Network, weighted toward landscape, workshops and commissions.
Ten galleries across the Bailiwick — the oldest trading since 1963, the newest a Sark non-profit opened late 2024.
Eight organisations — two venues and six producing companies, from GADOC in 1927 to Music Theatre Guernsey and Moor Theatre in 2020.
Six centres, four in St Peter Port — anchored by St James (reopened 1985) and the Victor Hugo Centre (2022).
Four cinema venues on the island — one dedicated (The Mallard, Forest), Beau Cinema inside Beau Séjour, and a roaming community club.
Four listings under live music — anchored by the Fermain Tavern, hosting bands since 1970 and known locally as 'the home of Guernsey music.'
Three escape-room operations — AdventureRooms Guernsey (2018) at Fermain Valley, MTG Escapes (2022) from St Saviour's Community Centre.
One firm per niche, picked for editorial depth.
Collage and paper cut illustrator; prints of local landmarks and the Milk Card
Art gallery and framing service; established 1994, conservation framing
First multi-functional performance space; adaptable theatre seats 300
Concert and assembly hall; basement music venue for under-18s
community leisure centre; 25m indoor pool, football pitches, active gym
Music pub; live bands since the 1970s, available for private bookings
Live escape game provider at Fermain Valley Hotel; 60-minute challenges for 4-7
Amusement arcade; Neon Bowling, AR Darts, Neoshuffle, mini golf, basketball
Nightclub with a VIP area for 60, five booths, and a Function One sound system
Tagged in Arts & Entertainment but not in one of the specific niches above.