The Department for Enterprise says it's offered to fund just three TT events in the last three years.
A Freedom of Information request to the department asked for details of festival events funded by the Domestic Event Fund, which set up in 2020.
In its response, the DfE said it helped markets in Castletown and Port Erin last year, and North Quay Live and the Made in Mann Festival in 2025.
In total, it offered £31,750 in grants but says it can't yet confirm how much was actually claimed.
Plans submitted for new beauty salon in Douglas
There are plans to covert a flat into a new beauty salon in Douglas.
Wildfire warning as 27 degree heat forecasted this weekend
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service has issued a wildfire warning due to high temperatures this weekend.
Will there be an update on the Island Plan's progress this month?
Will the government give an update on its progress before next year's general election?
Over 75s and pregnant women invited for free vaccine
The over-75s and anyone 28 weeks pregnant or more are eligible for a free vaccine.
Council's plans for £1.4m sunken gardens overhaul approved
Douglas Council's plans to renovate the promenade's sunken gardens have been approved.
New soft play centre opens
A brand new kids indoor soft play centre opens today.
Most scam emails are related to Manx.net
The government's cybersecurity centre says scams relating to manx.net accounted for the highest number of suspicious emails reported to it last month.
Chibbanagh Plantation fully open
A plantation is welcoming visitors once more after improvement work.
