A popular carnival of years gone by is to return next month in the South of the Island.
The Port St Mary Beach Day will be taking place on Chapel Beach on Saturday, August 4.
Port St Mary resident and member of Port St Mary Commissioners Events Committee, Glenys Brunt, believes it will be a 'magical' day for the community.
The carnival will start at Midday on the beach and lower promenade.
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