It's the last chance for members of the public to legally buy fireworks until next October.
The Isle of Man brought in laws 20 years ago to restrict their sale outside specified times.
The Fireworks Act 2004 means retailers can only sell them to the public at the end of October and early November for Bonfire Night, and for a week running up to new Year's Eve.
It means shops will only have fireworks on sale for New Year celebrations until they close later.
Two new representatives for Garff as sitting MHKs voted out
Both of Garff's sitting MHKs have lost out in the election.
Alf Cannan re-elected in Ayre and Michael
Chief Minister Alf Cannan has successfully defended his seat.
Moorhouse wins another term in the House of Keys
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse has won another five years in the House of Keys.
Two new MHKs in Glenfaba and Peel
Glenfaba and Peel has two new MHKs after today's general election.
DEFA minister ousted in Douglas East
A minister has lost their seat in the general election.
Middle keeps one MHK, gets one new representative
Deputy Chief Minister Jane Poole-Wilson has topped the polls in her constituency.
Chris Thomas keeps Douglas Central seat, but Ann Corlett voted out
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas has retained his seat in this year’s general election.
Haywood loses re-election bid in Rushen
Rushen has two new MHKs this evening.
