Video looking at Queen's relationship with IoM also being screened at event
Those attending the Isle of Man Food and Drink Festival have been signing a book of condolence and watching a video about the Queen's relationship with the Island.
Organisers decided to proceed with the event, despite the Island still observing a period of mourning following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Changes were made though to ensure those taking part could pay tribute, while a video looking at Her Majesty's visits to the Island by local historian Charles Guard has been screened throughout the festival.
Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Clare Barber says it was important for the festival to go ahead in the right way:
Minister for Environment Food and Agriculture, Clare Barber MHK, says it was the "right call to make" having the Isle of Man Food and Drink festival on this weekend.
Posted by Manx Radio on Saturday, September 17, 2022
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