Douglas event has something for everyone
Decorated floats, local bands and racing wheelie bins will all take to the promenade tomorrow (Sat 18).
Douglas Carnival kicks-off at 2pm with a whole host of family attractions.
More than 550 people are taking part in the parade at 7pm, as the Manx community is displayed at its most diverse.
Town Centre Manager Michelle O'Malley says the carnival offers something for everyone:
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