Manx music will be put on the international stage as it takes part, for the first time, in a worldwide event.
The Island makes its debut in the Make Music Day on June 21 in collaboration with Culture Vannin.
Different forms of traditional Manx composition will be part of the occasion now celebrated by cities in 120 countries across the globe.
It'll take place at the Henry Bloom Noble in Douglas on the day from 10am.
Kewaigue work sees temporary traffic lights this weekend
More work on the Island's wastewater network means temporary traffic lights on a busy road in Kewaigue this weekend.
Dog attack leaves one sheep dead, others injured
Police are appealing for information after a dog attack killed one sheep and injured others this week.
Peel restaurant to close this month
An Indian restaurant in Peel is to close later this month.
OnlyFans model looks forward to Island return
An OnlyFans model says she enjoyed the Isle of Man after visiting for a hen do.
More road closures for hotel demolition work
Part of a road in the south of the Island will be closed to traffic and pedestrians until July as a landmark is demolished.
Witnesses sought to Creg ny Baa crash
Police are appealing for witnesses to a crash on the Mountain Road last night.
Braddan road closed after crash
Police say a busy road in Braddan will be closed until later this afternoon.
Government agencies 'failed to meet aims' since 2017
A report by a Tynwald committee says Department for Enterprise agencies have failed to meet any of their aims since they were set up almost ten years ago.
