A two minute silence will be held in Castletown this weekend to mark Remembrance Sunday.
It's to honour all those who have died in the service of their country.
It'll take place at 11am on Sunday - a parade will leave the Town Hall at 9.40am for a 10am service in Arbory St Methodist Church.
This will be followed by the laying of wreaths and the act of remembrance at the war memorial.
A further two minutes silence will also be held on Wednesday, November 11 to mark Armistice day.
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