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7. View the work of one of the major European Modernist artists During The Second World War, the Island became the home to German and Austrian internees – many of whom were artists and intellectuals. One such artist – Kurt Schwitters - fled from Nazi Germany to the UK and worked from a special attic studio in Hutchinson Internee Camp, Douglas. His work will be displayed at The Sayle Gallery in Douglas from the 27th September - 27th October (FREE ENTRY) following a major exhibition at the Tate Britain to mark the 65th anniversary of his death.
8. Go Behind the Scenes on a Gaiety Theatre Tour See the history and experience this fantastic Frank Matchum Theatre behind the scenes and find out how Victorians created ghostly stage effects (05 October 2013). The Villa Gaiety also has a wide range of shows and events such as live performances from former ‘Mike and the Mechanics’ frontman Paul Carrack and band,or northern comedian Jason Manford featuring a wealth of comedy anecdotes, misunderstandings and audience banter this October. Visit VillaGaiety.com for the full ‘What’s on’ Guide.
9. Watch the seasons change over a nice hot bowl of Manx Broth As it begins to cool why not visit The Craftea Weaver tearoom in Laxey and try their traditional Manx Broth, just one of our Taste accredited cafes and restaurants dotted around the island. There are selections to suit all tastes so don’t miss a fish supper at the Tanroagan Fish Restaurant in Douglas, a giant cream scone at Café Rosa Restaurant in Lezayre or something more spicy at the Rasoi Indian Restaurant in Port St Mary. ‘Taste’ accredited listings available on VisitIsleofMan.com/taste
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10. Explore hidden heritage treasures for free! Celebrate the Island’s unique heritage with six days of open doors, tours and activities behind historic properties usually closed to the public that are free to explore in October! See for free displays that normally charge admission or join a guided walk to unusual spaces and places. Including a tour around Tynwald, a guided stroll around the historic harbour in Peel at the Leece Museum, or a snoop at Castletown’s historic, criminal underbelly with a stop at Ballie Scott’s Police Station and the Court at Castle Rushen. For more Tours and activities check out
ManxNationalHeritage.im
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