Town Hall Art CollectionCollection d’Art d’la Salle Pârouaîssiale

The Parish of St Helier has an incredible collection of artwork on display in the Town Hall, which the Constable of St Helier, Simon Crowcroft describes as a “‘well kept secret”.

The art work has been collected over numerous decades and features paintings left to the Parish by relatives of former Constable of St Helier, Pierre Le Sueur, depictions of historical moments in the Island’s history, such as the Battle of Jersey and the Bombing of St Helier Harbour, gifts from the Parish’s Twin Towns and a collection of John Le Capelain prints of Queen Victoria’s visit to Jersey and the scenery of the Island.

The Parish’s artwork collection has recently undergone restoration work to ensure the collection is preserved to be enjoyed for generations to come.

The Constable of St Helier would like to remind parishioners that the Town Hall is open to those who would like to explore and enjoy the varied artwork on display. The collection is available to view at the Town Hall on weekdays (Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays) between 8.45am and 4.45pm, provided the rooms housing the works are not in use. To avoid disappointment, please call 01534 811811.

Please enjoy the Constable of St Helier’s guided tour of some of the highlights of the collection.

Virtual Tour

Please enjoy exploring the art collection using our new virtual reality tour of the Town Hall.

Brochures

Brochures have been produced to complement the art collection, which can be viewed here. Should you have any questions about any of the pieces on display at the Town Hall, please get in touch at [email protected].

To view the full St Helier Art Collection brochure, please click here.