What's On

Immerse yourself in the ultimate Christmas market experience at the Christmas Hygge Artisan Market.

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.

Add a little sparkle to your Christmas with a magical friendship bracelet workshop!

Step back in time and meet a traditional Father Christmas dressed in green, set in a charming Victorian setting.

Step back in time and celebrate Christmas the Victorian way! Explore the sights, sounds, and smells of a traditional Victorian festive season.

Get crafty this Christmas and make your very own Rudolph decoration!

Join Dr Rachel Crellin, Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Leicester, for a fascinating look at one of the most remarkable Bronze Age discoveries made on the Isle of Man.

Join us for a festive screening of the Christmas classic Home Alone (1990).

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.

Experience the world-renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at the House of Manannan. On loan from London’s Natural History Museum, discover breathtaking images showcasing the very best wildlife photography from around the globe.

Book now and be among the first to experience it.

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.

Celebrate the Isle of Man's incredible wildlife and landscapes by entering the Wild Mann Nature Photography Competition.

Image credit: ‘I can see you!’ by Paul Bromley

A fresh new adventure has arrived at the Manx Museum's popular play gallery.

A playful and thought-provoking exhibition of a future imagined by the Island’s young people - combing art, storytelling, audio and Manx language and culture.