In a thrilling development for the arts scene on the island of Guernsey, a captivating new music venue is set to make its debut at the heart of a cultural hub. St James, nestled in the picturesque town of St Peter Port, has announced the grand opening of The Pit, a dynamic space located in the basement of the building.
Scheduled to welcome its first guests on 5th April, The Pit boasts a cozy setting with a capacity of 90 individuals, complete with its very own bar. Offering versatility and innovation, this area will serve as a multifaceted resource for educational endeavors, as a dedicated venue for under-18s events, and as a vibrant performance space available for rental.
Embracing the spirit of creativity and community, the organizers at St James are gearing up to unveil The Pit amidst the festivities of the upcoming Decibel Tower Festival. Attendees can anticipate an evening brimming with live music as three local bands take the stage, promising an array of surprises to captivate the audience.
Describing the unique appeal of The Pit, a spokesperson for St James remarked, “With a capacity of 90 and its own entrance accessible via the lower wooden staircase, this venue stands as a distinctive addition to the island’s cultural landscape.”
For further updates and behind-the-scenes insights, stay connected with BBC Guernsey on X and Facebook. Share your story concepts and suggestions with us at channel.islands@bbc.co.uk, as we continue to uncover and celebrate the vibrant arts community flourishing on the enchanting island of Guernsey.
