Behave or be dealt with - that's the message from police before one of Castletown's largest annual events.
The Castletown Festival takes place on Saturday, with family entertainment and stalls.
Police have taken to Facebook to say they're looking forward to a fun event, but are also warning people about bad behaviour.
In particular, officers say they won't tolerate any underage drinking at or near the event.
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