TynwaldFest returns tomorrow

Wednesday, 4 July 2018 06:10

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

A huge range of activities and events celebrating Manx heritage will be on show once again on Tynwald Day this year.

The TynwaldFest tent will return hosting a number of events showcasing tradition through, music, song and dance.

The first show will get underway at 9am with The Manx Folk Dance Society and conclude with a performance from the Ellan Vannin Pipe Band and Spinning Vannin at 10pm.

The President of Tynwald, Hon. Steve Rodan, says the 'colourful ceremonial and old traditions' will be a celebration for all Manx communities to enjoy.

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