Below are the Audited Financial Statements for 2021, adopted by the Membership at the AGM on 18 May 2022, and the 2021 Annual Report:
DID YOU KNOW? that in 2021 Jersey Arts Centre delivered the following events, activities and experiences:
- 572 activities + 1,430 social media posts = 2,002 communications over 15 weeks during lockdown*
- 168 ticketed performances with 9,759 attendances between April – December
- 13 exhibitions in the Berni Gallery
- 18 exhibitions in the Bar Gallery
- 7 public courses and workshops (40 sessions) with 85 participants
- 16 workshops in 14 schools for Liberation Day with 389 participants
- 1 youtheatre production: My Father, Odysseus
- 2 ACT projects: Sherlock’s Women + Fruit Basket
- Our 19th consecutive year of assisting with the Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony
- The 8th Polish Film Festival
- The 17th Human Rights Festival (BLM theme)
- The hosting of 7 Project Trident students
- JAC’s 5 community theatre companies ran including the Brighter Futures Company
- Our first Oddsocks Summer School in Coronation Park with 37 participants
- The JAC Advent Calendar online in December
- Our 6th Community Christmas Production: Helen Edmundson’s adaptation of Arthur Ransome’s Swallows & Amazons with 1,281 attendances over 13 ticketed performances with two teams of actors
- 21 workshops in 15 schools with 511 participants exploring Ransome’s story
*In summary, and between Friday 8 January and Friday 23 April 2021, and for 15 weeks during the second lockdown, JAC presented:
- 355 Daily Recommendations
- 66 featured images in Off the Wall
- 73 JAC-anories
- 46 Scenes from a… from 9 Jersey writers
- 20 Flash! Fiction! featured stories
- 10 Bathtime for Britain songs from Dr. Adam Perchard
- 1 Andy Makes Puppets video tutorial from Andy Heath
- 1 Nelly Draws for Durrell’s Virtual Exhibition
There were a total of 572 activities and experiences, plus a further 1,430 communications, across our digital platforms during these 15 weeks – Grand Total: 2,002
And all physically distanced, sanitised and, where necessary, masked…
Our thanks extend to everyone for their support, enthusiasm and social and cultural engagement…
The 2023 Annual General Meeting is currently scheduled for:
Wednesday 24 May 2023 in the Benjamin Meaker Theatre: 6pm – 7pm