Isle of Man Stone Crosses The Isle of Man has around 26 stone crosses, most of which, have been preserved by the local churches. Unlike Norse runestones, the Manx stones, are typically crosses even when they have runes carved on them. This reflects the melting of the two cultures during Norse rule in the 10th Century. The most starting example, […] Read More
Isle of Man Storytellers and Storytelling Su Rosso and Simon Smart, have been entertaining the Island, with their stories since 2017. They hold regular events across the Island, at different locations, and in their own touring Storytelling Tent. These include: Mother T’s., Mannkind Festival and the Creative Arts Festival. Read More
Isle of Man Stroke Association The Stroke Association support stroke survivors and their family, offering information, emotional support and advice to support recovery. The factors that increase the risk of stroke include: family history, high cholesterol, heart disease and diabetes. A healthy lifestyle and regular exercise reduces the risk. Read More
Isle Of Man Swimming Association The Swimming Association, is responsible for the current and future development, of Aquatic Sport on the Island. The association coordinates several swimming meets throughout the year. Read More
Isle of Man Symphony Orchestra In 2017, the Isle of Man Symphony, celebrated its centenary. The Island, has always had a rich musical history, with talented players travelling all over the world to perform. The Symphony Orchestra, performs mostly Classical music, at schools and often, sold out performances, at the Villa Marina. Read More
Isle of Man Table Tennis Association National Sports Centre, Groves Road, Douglas, IM2 1RB It’s not called Ping Pong it’s called Table Tennis. The International Table Tennis Federation was formed in 1926 and currently has 226 members. Table Tennis became an Olympic sport in 1988. The game is played by two to four players hitting a small ball over a net with small bats. The skill lies in the […] Read More