Hospice Isle of Man has announced that Stewart Clague Company (SCS) is supporting this year's Wild in Art trail.
The Big Splash will see over 30 life sized dolphins on a public trail from May to September.
SCS are helping with the moving and placement of the sculptures, and are providing premises for them to be painted in by Manx and UK artists.
After being heavily involved in the 2019 Wallabies Gone Wild trail, they look forward to seeing what the next one brings to the Island.
Bushy's TT village sponsor announced
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Business marks Island security first
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Industrial estate plans for former mine
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Island slips down finance centre rankings
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Police raid egaming firm's offices
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Skills shortage strategy launched by DESC
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Cav supports sports investment fund
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