Peel Carnival in Peel
Peel Carnival, held on East Quay and the promenade on the first Sunday of August, is billed as the Isle of Man's longest-running carnival. A beach sandcastle competition runs all day, live music starts at midday, and a Grand Parade of fancy-dress floats and walkers, judged across several categories, takes over the harbourside at 2pm.
Peel Carnival is held on the first Sunday of August each year along East Quay and the promenade in Peel, and organisers and local media describe it as the island's longest-running carnival, with a history stretching back multiple decades, making it older than most other organised community events on the island.