Isle of Man Astronomical Society behind night-time event
The Island's observatory is to be the setting of the first 'open night' tour tonight.
The Isle of Man Astronomical Society is behind the night-time event, showing a group of 40 people the wonders of space with both the telescope and naked eye.
It's to take place this evening, with scope to hold another in November.
Howard Parkin from the organisation says there'll be plenty to see:
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