Graffiti with a difference will take over Peel in a few months time.
The town is set to be "yarn bombed" - covered in knitting and crochet - over the May bank holiday weekend.
It's part of WOSAT, the Western Open Studios Art Trail, which invites visitors into artists' studios to discover more about how they work.
Textiles artist and Yarn Bombing organiser Sara Hogg says they want people to get involved in the community event:
Visitors asked to avoid main cemetery entrance tomorrow
DOI to remove tree stumps from pavement on Glencrutchery Road
Glen Maye patient airlifted to the UK
Great North Air Ambulance team responded within half an hour
Cannabis dealer who got cold feet spared jail
33-year-old told to become 'a more respectful member of society'
Douglas Council using reserves to pay for 'decorative' promenade lighting
The project will cost £40,000 for 28 LED lights
New count system used for PSM by-election
Cabinet Office hope to have it rolled out for local elections next year
Iconic giant illuminated globe now on display in Douglas
Exhibition opens to public at St Thomas' Church
