The Quarry

A Colourful Mind by Luke Gallie is an exhibition at Guernsey Arts Greenhouse Gallery featuring artworks in acrylic, watercolour and spray paint. Using a variety of colour palettes, styles and aesthetics, professional tattoo artist Luke challenges and explores his own creative process. The exhibition is open until 25 October.

The story of Frances Hesselbein has come to Guernsey through a screening of a documentary which aims to preserve and spread her influence, Defining Moments. Francis was an American businesswoman and writer. She was the CEO of the Girl Scouts of the USA, from 1976 to 1990, and the president and CEO of the Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Non-Profit Management, the Leader to Leader Institute, and the Frances Hesselbein Leadership Institute, which later became the Frances Hesselbein Leaders...

The Quarry celebrated its one year anniversary with the Dig Deeper live event in the Cafe at St James. We were joined on stage by Ellen Groves, Gregory Harrison, Jade Kershaw and Martyn Dorey as we explored our cultural links with France, the opportunities they create and how they could be strengthened. Here, Ellen talks about why she has launched a new bilingual newsletter for the islands and France. The Quarry is proud to be working in partnership with Ellen, you can sign up to îles here:...

The Quarry celebrated its one year anniversary with the Dig Deeper live event in the Cafe at St James. It was great to see so many people in the room to hear more about the role of independent solutions-focused journalism and our plans for the coming year. We were joined on stage by Ellen Groves, Gregory Harrison, Jade Kershaw and Martyn Dorey as we explored our cultural links with France, the opportunities they create and how they could be strengthened. The energy in the room afterwards and ...

Le Déhus is a quiet, enigmatic place. You have to duck to get through the low door into the burial chamber, and stooping feels like a small act of respect, forcing you to nod to the people who built it 6,000 years ago on a low hill in the north-east of the island Inside it is cold and still, with only the pigeons cooing. Switch on the lights and, on a capstone above the central chamber, a face looks back at you from the granite: Le Gardien du Tombeau, the guardian of the tomb. ...