Manx language week gets underway tomorrow celebrating our traditional native tongue and the Island’s culture.
The week consists of a range of activities and concerts to mark the annual celebration, there will also be a number of lectures and classes.
A lecture tomorrow afternoon will see a guest speaker from Canada talk about the current status of Scottish Gaelic in Nova Scotia.
That will be at St John’s Mill from 2pm and is free for all.
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