The Manx Year, albeit with some minor adjustments, was a singular opportunity to reflect on a whole host of cultural celebrations through the medium of
While the rest of the world’s gone a bit crazy and all of those forthcoming events we were looking forward to have been cancelled, there’s
A recent musical adaptation of the book M is for Manx Cat recently finished its tour of Island venues at the Centenary Centre, with many
This absorbing publication, issued to mark the fortieth anniversary of the Tynwald Millennium celebrations, offers a unique insight into the history of the Isle of
A recent exhibition at the Manx Museum in Douglas reflected upon the work of the artist William Hoggatt, who spent many years living on the
A number of students of Manx language and folklore have travelled to the Island over time to learn more about our unique traditions and native
The Manx Gaelic song album under the title of Sollys (light) was originally released in 2012, gathering together thirty much-loved Island songs and some lesser
An informal get-together recently at Culture Vannin in St John’s marked the official launch of Brian Stowell’s autobiography amongst family and friends. Respected by many,
NAMA is a group of Americans and Canadians dedicated to the preservation and appreciation of Manx heritage, and the culture of the people from the Isle of Man
