The first jumble sale of the year took place at the weekend with, as usual, a good crowd waiting for the doors to open at 2 o’clock. The stalls of books, clothing, bric-a-brac and toys, along with the raffles and tombola raised almost five hundred pounds for the Professor Saint Fund. Pictures by Sue Daly Perusing the bookstall
Sark’s tapestry weaving group have been back at work on the three-part tapestry depicting Sark’s west coast. The project was begun in 2015 and since then many visitors have joined residents in contributing a stitch or two. Tapestry weaving is just one of many arts on offer during Creative Sark, a new fortnight-long celebration of local artisans and produce taking place during this year between the 1st and 15th of…
There was no shortage of volunteers for the Channel Island Big Beach clean here on Sark recently but there was a shortage of rubbish. The event was held on Dixcart beach but the small amount of rubbish that there was didn’t take long to collect so the organisers decided to run a sand sculpture competition for the children instead. The were several mermaids and a turtle created from sand and…
