The government is looking for an organisation to put together an event to celebrate the Bee Gees.
The Department for Enterprise is asking anyone interested to undertake research and explore options for it - including when and where it would take place and a proposed budget.
Those interested can apply on the government portal by 12pm on Friday, March 29.
The Bee Gees - born on the Isle of Man formed in 1958.
Sharp rise in capital's outstanding rates
Douglas Council says the amount of unpaid rates at the end of the financial year was more than twice the previous year's figure.
MP says Island should show common sense over immigration visas
The House of Commons has heard a call for the Isle of Man to show "common sense and flexibility" over visa rules.
Infrastructure minister admitted 95% rejected 20mph scheme
A meeting to review the all-Island 20mph scheme heard 95 per cent of people who'd contacted the new Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall opposed the idea.
Injured TT racer awaiting scan results in Liverpool
A newcomer who was seriously injured during a supersport race at this year's TT is awaiting scan results to see if he'll need spinal surgery.
New report shows government workforce rose again
The government says its total personnel increased by just under half a per cent in the first quarter of this year.
Total of 43 babies born last month
A total of 43 babies were born in May, according to the latest figures from the Jane Crookall Maternity Unit.
Only eight food hygiene staff to inspect 1,800 businesses
Food hygiene inspections are being contracted out because government has just eight qualified staff to inspect 1,800 Island businesses.
Council decides to start charging for Funeral streaming
Douglas Council says it's going to start charging bereaved families for streaming funerals at the Crematorium online in future.
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