Guild founder Mary Louisa Wood looks set to be honoured by Tynwald.
When the court sits in June, it'll consider adding her to the Manx Patriots' Roll of Honour, which recognises those who've made an outstanding contribution to Manx life.
Born in Manchester, she taught at Douglas High School and ran the Isle of Man Fine Arts and Industrial Guild for the first time in 1892.
Tynwald is due to sit from Tuesday, June 16 in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
MHK to quiz minister over immigration rule change
Has the Manx government contacted the UK over proposed changes to immigration rules?
More seats released for sell-out Proclaimers gig!
The Villa Gaiety says high demand means it's made more tickets available for best-selling Scottish duo the Proclaimers.
Milky Quayle stars in spectator safety video
TT organisers have released an online video reminding spectators to stay safe during this year's race festival.
Solar farm for Andreas?
A company planning to build a renewable energy grid in the north of the Island is to host a public showcase of its proposals next month.
Harry Potter star joins TT film cast
A star of Harry Potter, Justice League and Game of Thrones will be featuring in the TT film being shot at this year's festival.
Happy birthday Wheelie Konni!
A true TT star was celebrating yesterday - when he marked his birthday in Douglas.
Billown Circuit hosts qualifying and race session today
Roads will close around the Billown Circuit later for the second day of the Pre-TT Classic.
One-way Mountain Road opens - but not to cyclists
Police say the Mountain Road has now reopened - and are reminding people it's one-way.
