Rushen Heritage Trust will deliver a talk on an artist who had a passion for the Manx landscape.
William Hoggart will be the focus of the event, as he lived on the Island for 55 years.
He is a well-known painter, but was also an outspoken campaigner and champion for the protection of the Manx countryside in the late 1930s.
The talk is taking place at 7:30pm on Monday January 8 at Erin Arts Centre - you can book tickets here.
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