What's On

Join us at the Nautical Museum and discover the story of the Manx fishermen who become Lusitania heroes in WW1.

Talk is free to attend but spaces are limited so booking is required - please see link below.

Join us at the Nautical Museum as Billy Stowell tells the stories of the Island's nautical past including tales of the Peggy.

Talk is free to attend but limited spaces - please book your space at the links below.

Heritage Open Days returns for 2019 -

Friday 4 - Sunday 6 October & Friday 11 - Sunday 13 October

Join The Kippercaillie Band for a seasonal knees up of dancing and live music.

Celebrate Hop tu Naa with turnip carving, Hollantide fairings, Jinny the Witch’s house, lucky herbal charms, traditional music and dancing, lantern parade, farmers market, face painting plus an artisan food and drink market.

Head to Cregneash and carve your turnip lantern in time for Hop tu Naa, Turnip carving is a key part of the traditional Celtic celebrations.

Crime and Punishment at Castle Rushen.

An immersive, fast-moving, though provoking promenade event.

Following the success of the 2017 exhibition, This Is Summer, we take a look back through the photographs taken by Bill Peters and his team at Manx Press Pictures exploring Island life during the winter months.