What's On

Explore the golden days of the Isle of man’s tourism industry in this special lunchtime listen at the iMuseum, Kingswood Grove. Refreshments included.

Discover a magical world in miniature at our special Doll’s House display.

This unique display is a place of endless discoveries, with every piece designed, developed and assembled by hand.

Visit Rushen Abbey to enjoy a day designed for Little People which will be buzzing with music, games and crafts 🐝

Manx National Heritage, in collaboration with Kensington Arts and Isle of Pride, are excited to share that the launch of the much anticipated Cabinet of Queeriosity will be Saturday 25th June 2022!

Our Children’s Trails, ‘’Kings and Ketchup’’ 👑 and ‘’Forage for Strawberries’’ 🍓 are available at Castle Rushen and Rushen Abbey.

Have a go with your little ones!

A stunning pod of giant and majestic Dolphin sculptures is visiting Manx shores thanks to Hospice Isle of Man. Designed and painted by some of the island’s most talented artists and school children, they’re hidden in some of our Island’s most beautiful coastal locations.

Join us on a tour of our Castletown Heritage Sites, meeting at Castle Rushen and then heading over to the Old Grammar School, followed by the Old House of Keys and finishing at the Nautical Museum.

An exhibition celebrating the traditional trades of our Island community.

Explore the atmosphere, drama, light, and movement of the Isle of Man TT in an exhibition of paintings by Manx artist Paul Parker - featuring iconic riders including Joey Dunlop, Mike Hailwood, John McGuinness, Peter Hickman, Ian Hutchinson and more racing legends as they journey around the Isle of Man TT Course. Each of the paintings are available to purchase.

Your chance to see behind the scenes at ‘the Peggy’, every Tuesday, 10am – Free to attend.

The Secretary of the House welcomes you to join in the debates on law setting in this participatory experience. Animated portraits of Keys members and a simulated model of Mr Speaker bring the debating chamber to life.

David Fletcher ‘Paintings’