Celebrating LGBTQIA+ communities
Thousands of people turned out for the Island's first Pride festival yesterday.
The event, which celebrated the LGBTQIA+ communities, took place at the Villa Marina Gardens in Douglas.
It had been due to take place in 2020 but the Covid-19 pandemic meant it was delayed until this year.
The event started with a Long Walk to Pride march through the streets of Douglas.
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