Singalong as village celebrates 100 years of Manx Service
There's the chance for a wartime singalong in Onchan Library this morning (Sat 13)
An exhibition is taking place featuring pictures, rare paintings, medals and memorabilia donated by Manx locals.
It's part of the five week celebration, 'A Century of Manx Service. Our Village Celebrates' marking a hundred years since the end of the Great War.
On Tuesday this week two silhouettes of WW1 Tommies were unveiled at Onchan Commissioners.
A community bunting is being hosted by the library where people are encouraged to bring in pictures and past family photos to have printed onto a bunting to be put up around the bookshelves.
The sing-a-long will take place at 11am and all are welcome.
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