Lé Petit Viaër Marchi

Overview

Join the fun of a Guernsey market place with a jewel of a two-day event – Lé Petit Viaër Marchi – to be held on the courtyard at The Folk and Costume Museum, Saumarez Park with parking at Home Farm field.

Just about all of the usual elements of our annual large scale event, Lé Viaër Marchi, will be taking place over two days of entertainment, food stalls of traditional Island food, heritage craft demonstrations and attractive artisan stalls. 

Schedules for Saturday and Sunday are listed below and, if you like the look of what's happening on both days, why not come along twice. 

The Courtyard is where the original Viaër Marchi started in 1970 and we appreciate how lucky we are to be able to host Lé Petit Viaër Marchi in these beautiful heritage surroundings, with the superb and natural acoustics of the Courtyard.

Entertainers and Performers – Saturday 17 July

1130am – 1.30pm Punch and Judy
3pm – 3.30pm Guaine du Vouest, traditional Guernsey folklore songs
4pm - 4.30pm GU10 sing sea shanties and songs with a nautical theme

Entertainers and Performers – Sunday 18 July

1130am – 1pm Punch and Judy
1.30pm – 2pm The Boys' Brigade Brass Band
3pm –3.30pm Les Danseurs de L'Assemblaie Guernesiaise dance in traditional costume

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All weekend food and refreshment stalls 

Bean Jar
Guernsey Farmhouse ice-cream and butter
Pancakes, Guernsey honey and Mead with Guernsey Bee Keepers
Gâche, Guernsey biscuits, Doughnuts and Cakes
'Cider with Rosé' around the cider press trough
Teas, coffees, water and snacks
Guernsey Dairy in The Dairy

All weekend traditional craft demonstrations, side stalls and artisan stalls

Crab and lobster pots (static display)
Lace making
Wool spinning
Crochet
Patois teaching
Crown and Anchor
Books
Eclectic vintage and restored items
Bric-a-Brac
Jamblin Flower Farm island flowers

See the best of Guernsey's heritage and traditions at Lé Petit Viaër Marchi 2021.
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Kindly sponsored by Islands' Insurance and Guernsey Dairy with corporate volunteer help from C5 Alliance