What's On

Heritage Open Days returns for 2018.

Join us for a seasonal knees up at Cregneash. Ticket price includes a light but warming supper.

Meet Jinny the Witch in her traditional cottage at our celebratory Hop tu Naa festival - a firm favourite in the family calendar.

Join Manx artist and the man behind much of the street art found throughout Douglas, James Duggan, as he hosts a moot carving workshop.

Head to Cregneash and carve your turnip lantern in time for Hop tu Naa.

As the lights turn off, join us for an evening of immersive theatre with tales of Manx history brought to life.

Ray Kelly returns to the museum to deliver a new sitting walk to coincide with the release of his latest book, Tholtans 3.
The talk will be followed by a book signing and complimentary hot chocolate.

Join Textile Conservator, Jaqueline Hyman, as she focuses on our wonderful and rare 200 year old collection of military uniforms, worn by local people during Napoleonic times.

Join us at the House of Manannan and enjoy an afternoon of creative and colourful lantern making.

Visit The Grove Museum this winter and enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of a traditional Victorian Christmas.

Celebrate our latest exhibition, 'That's Entertainment' with our annual Christmas concert.

Ronald Hutton, Professor of History at the University of Bristol, will present a lecture on Queen Elizabeth I.