1. Take part in ‘Manx Wildlife Week’

    The Isle of Man’s natural environment will be celebrated in the seventh annual Manx Wildlife Week, which takes place at venues across the Isle of Man from 27 April to 5 May 2024.

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  2. Drawing Nature at the Manx Museum

    Come and hone your drawing skills and immerse yourself in the Natural History collection at the Manx Museum with Biosphere Artist in Residence, Ali Hodgson.

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  3. National Art Gallery Officially Reopens at the Manx Museum

    The Isle of Man’s National Art Gallery has officially reopened at the Manx Museum. The redisplay features a mixture of historic and contemporary pieces by Manx artists or artists inspired by the Isle of Man and its people. The gallery includes a vibrant new colour scheme, over 130 artworks, creative story telling interpretation, and a section dedicated to how the collection is cared for.

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  4. Consultation on Proposed Sculpture at Niarbyl.

    Isle of Man residents are invited by the family of Bryan Kneale RA to attend a pre-planning consultation to meet with them to learn more about proposals to install a new public artwork close to the Raad ny Foillan in Niarbyl.

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  5. Celtic Duo Ruth Keggin and Rachel Hair to perform in Candlelit Concert at Castle Rushen

    Two highly respected shining lights on the thriving Celtic music scene, Manx Gaelic singer Ruth Keggin and Scottish harpist Rachel Hair, will present the music and song from LOSSAN, the first ever first ever duo harp and Manx Gaelic vocal album to be released in a unique and unforgettable concert by candlelight performed in the Presence Chamber at Castle Rushen on Saturday evening

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