What's On

Artists from the Creative Network have come together to explore the traces we leave behind—on our island, our environment, our culture, and our lives. This diverse exhibition of contemporary Manx art invites reflection on how today’s creativity becomes tomorrow’s heritage.

Join us for a vibrant exhibition celebrating the beauty of the Manx language and its rich culture, presented in partnership with Culture Vannin as part of Blein ny Gaelgey, the ‘Year of Manx'.

An exhibition in partnership with bus vannin, celebrating 50 years of public ownership and how buses on the Isle of Man have evolved over the past five decades. Image credit: Thurstan Denne.

Popular local artist Paul Parker presents a selection of new works in this unique exhibition, which charts the entire coastline of the Isle of Man. Ranging from sleepy villages to busy harbours and sunlit beaches, the exhibition captures the amazing scenery – and diversity – of the Island’s coastal landscape. Most works available to purchase.

Back through popular demand, Wildlife Photographer of the Year returns to the House of Manannan. Discover the natural world in all its wonder and diversity, where remarkable photographs illustrate the precious beauty of our planet.

The Isle of Man made history in 2016 as the first entire jurisdiction and nation in the world to be designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, covering all of its land and territorial seas. Visit the Manx Museum to see Jeihosphere, celebrating ten years of our UNESCO Biosphere status.

A fresh new adventure is coming to the Manx Museum's popular under-5s play gallery this October.