Carisbrooke Priory and Aspire in Ryde will be set Ablaze over the weekend of 14 and 15 September as the Christian Arts festival returns to the Island.
The festival is free to attend, with refreshments provided offering numerous workshops and performances to guests.
Talented artists, crafters, musicians, writers and performers will share their skills and knowledge with those attending workshops and both venues will feature performances from a number of well-known Island artists and bands, such as JC and Angelina, with a full programme of events in both locations over the two days.
Ablaze founder and organiser, Suzanne Anderson, said:
“We are so excited to be returning with a bigger Ablaze festival than ever before.
"This year we have two venues to ensure that people can access the workshops and performances across the Island.
"We are so very grateful to all of our artists and performers who are giving up their time for free.”
The Festival will run at Carisbrooke Priory from 10.30am – 4.30pm Saturday and 12.30pm – 6.30pm Sunday and at Aspire (Dover Street) from 10.30am – 9pm Saturday and 1pm – 8pm Sunday.
Free tickets are available online.
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