Tonight is the annual Tower of Refuge Walk.
Douglas City Centre Management are hosting the event, raising funds for the RNLI, which begins at around 6.15pm at the Bottleneck Car Park on Douglas Promenade (behind the sunken gardens).
It coincides with the RNLI's 200th anniversary year, with the Tower itself built by the charity in 1832.
Anyone who's coming down tonight is advised to wear suitable footwear.
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