Police are asking children to stay respectful towards the community as they celebrate Hop Tu Naa over the coming week.
Officers took to Facebook to ask youngsters to avoid pranks such as knock-a-door-run, which can upset residents.
They also say children shouldn't be out on the streets disturbing people too late.
And they're asking people be mindful of the community by avoiding antisocial behaviour.
Yacht skipper rescued in windy conditions
Port St Mary's all-weather lifeboat went to the rescue of a yachtsman who got into trouble yesterday afternoon.
RNLI shop forced to close
Ramsey's RNLI shop has apologised to customers after it was forced to close.
Chance to learn first aid for paw-ly pets
Fancy giving a cocker spaniel the kiss of life? Or CPR to a St Bernard? An Island animal charity says it's hoping to give dozens of dog owners the chance to learn lifesaving skills next year.
Windfarm consultation moves west
A public consultation about an onshore wind farm for the south of the Island continues today.
School wins award for listening to pupils
An Island primary school has won an award for listening to its pupils.
Electrical work means traffic restrictions in Douglas
A busy road in Douglas is facing weeks of disruption from today.
Summer tourist figures down 12 per cent
The number of tourists visiting the island fell by more than 12 per cent over summer, according to government figures.
Government to charge immigrants for healthcare?
Is the government planning to charge immigrants for healthcare?
