The spook-tacular Hop tu Naa Festival will be getting underway at Cregneash from this weekend - with music, crafts, and glowing turnip lanterns for all ages.
There'll also be ‘The Enormous Turnip’ concert for kids held at 11am and 1pm on Sunday, October 26 in the village.
And the first ever Tiny Turnips Festival for children under five will be going ahead throughout the day on Wednesday, October 29.
You can find out more and book tickets for the Manx National Heritage events here.
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