Language and links to the calendar year of festivals, celebrations and traditions
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Jersey Heritage Podcast
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How does Jersey's native language,Jèrriais, link to the Island's festivals, celebrations and traditions. Starting in January in the depths of winter we take a look at the calendar year from old Christmas day, to 'quarter days' such as Michalmas. Mel and Perry are joined once more by Geraint Jennings, Jèrriais Promotions Officer and take a tour around the year and find out why St Brelade parishioners are 'caterpillars' and people from St Helier had the runs!
If you've been inspired to find out more about Jersey's Heritage, take a look at our website for details on becoming a Member, undertaking your own research or visiting a Jersey Heritage site. www.jerseyheritage.org
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