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.
Island has same rules for drug testing staff as UK
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says the legality of searching or drug testing shop staff on the Island is exactly the same as in the UK.
Survey launched on future of playgrounds
Douglas Council has launched an online survey about the capital's playgrounds.
Local authority to host Community Fun Day this weekend
Braddan Commissioners will be holding their Community Fun Day this weekend.
Peel MHK announces she's stepping down
Glenfaba and Peel MHK Kate Lord-Brennan has announced she won't stand in this year's election.
Wildlife Trust raises concerns about windfarm plans
Manx Wildlife Trust has issued a statement on the environmental impact of the Mooir Vannin offshore wind farm plans.
Plans to convert offices to tourist accommodation
Offices in Douglas could become tourist accommodation under new proposals.
Part of TT course to close next week
The Department of Infrastructure says part of the TT course in the west of the Island will close for work next week.
Classic TT dates announced
Organisers have unveiled the programme for this year's Classic TT festival.
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