£10 adults / £2 under 18s The Kirk Michael Chamber Orchestra was formed in 2015 and has given concerts regularly since then, although this is the first time they have performed at the Erin Arts Centre. The concert features music by Stamitz, Mozart, Elgar and Tchaikovsky, together with Beethoven’s 2nd Piano Concerto, with soloist Graham Kirkland. Graham was a junior exhibitioner at the Northern School of Music, Manchester and, as a full-time student, won the [read more…]

Under 18s £2 / Adults £6 When monsters want to get away from it all, they go to Count Dracula's Hotel Transylvania. As Dracula's daughter Mavis turns 118, he finally allows her to leave the castle and see the human world, but not without an elaborate plan to make sure she sees the worst of them. His fiendish plot is foiled when a human guest stumbles into the hotel, falls in love with Mavis, and [read more…]

Thursday 26th / Friday 27th October Tickets £10  Rita is searching for something more than her life as a working class wife and hairdresser. She enrolls in an Open University course to better herself, where she meets the disillusioned and alcoholic Professor Frank, who is to be her tutor. This funny, poignant and entertaining play whisks us along on their journey.  Written by Willy Russell and first performed by The Royal Shakespeare Company in 1980, [read more…]

Adults £6 To celebrate 50 years since it's release and to acknowledge the death of it's mercurial director William Friedkin, we are Hop Tu Naa screening the Directors Cut of The Exorcist. We all know the story- 12-year-old girl (Linda Blair), daughter of a neurotic movie star (Ellen Burstyn), starts to behave diabollically and Father Merrin is summoned to help. One of the touchstones of modern horror, this evergreen masterpiece still possesses a malevolent and [read more…]

The Weekend View - drop into the gallery 12-4pm on Saturday 4th November to see the current exhibition, including 80 pieces from 70 artists. We were overwhelmed by the amount and quality of work that came in for our Otherworld exhibition, and we're so proud that the BBC have noticed too! This is a great little piece about our current show: https://tinyurl.com/yvysz37a Drop into the Erin Arts Centre 10-4.30pm Tuesday to Friday or 12-4pm on [read more…]

Tickets £6 / Friends of RHT £5 Diving the Wreck of Mona's Queen with Dr Michelle Haywood In April 2023, a team of divers from the Isle of Man set off to Dunkirk to dive the wreck of Mona's Queen III, one of three IOM Steam Packet Company ships lost within 24 hours during the evacuation in May 1940. In this illustrated talk, Dr Haywood explains how one of the Steam Packet's finest vessels was [read more…]

Adults £6 / under 18s £2 Based on Rachel Joyce's quirky novel, Hettie Macdonald directs this poignant tale of faith, hope and human connection. Retired pensioner Harold Fry (Jim Broadbent) lives in Kingsbridge with his wife Maureen (Penelope Wilton), whose marriage to him has become despondent and quiet. One day, Harold receives a letter from his old friend, Queenie Hennessy, who is dying from cancer and is living in a hospice in Berwick-upon-Tweed. Harold decides [read more…]

The Weekend View - drop into the gallery 12-4pm on Saturday 11th November to see the current exhibition, including 80 pieces from 70 artists. We were overwhelmed by the amount and quality of work that came in for our Otherworld exhibition, and we're so proud that the BBC have noticed too! This is a great little piece about our current show: https://tinyurl.com/yvysz37a Drop into the Erin Arts Centre 10-4.30pm Tuesday to Friday or 12-4pm on [read more…]

Thursday 16th / Friday 17th / Saturday 18th November - 7.30pm start Adults £10 / Under 18s £2  A hilarious satire of television and a touching romantic comedy. It begins in a television studio where a hospital soap opera is being taped. One actor starts speaking gibberish; he is an actoid, a robotand his programming is off-kilter.

This new exhibition is open from Tuesday 21st November and through the festive season until Friday 5th January, with free entry into the gallery. We are open Tuesday-Friday 10am to 4.30pm, plus during events and select Saturdays.

Adults £6/ Under 18 £2 We've got a big soft spot for the handcrafted, cinematic magic of Mark Jenkins here at EAC - his grainy masterpiece Bait opened our Friday Film Club back in 2021. His second film Enys Men (Cornish for "stone island") is a strange and disquieting study of isolation, time and landscape on a small island haunted by the history of Cornwall. Set in 1973 and shot by Jenkin on grainy 16mm [read more…]

This event is orgniased by the Inner Wheel Club of Rushen & Western Mann. £3 entry fee includes tea/coffee and a mince pie.

Our gallery will be open on Sunday 26th November 12-4pm.

Join us on Tuesdays 2-4pm for tea, friendly chat, and any craft you can bring along. By donation.

Adults £11 / Under 18s £3 (+booking fee) Join Rushen Silver Band for their annual Christmas concert. Full of popular festive tunes and singalong carols, the event will be entertaining for all the family. The concert signals the start of the band's Christmas period and to get us in the festive spirit we will be decking the halls, jingling the bells and inviting special guest Debbie Gooding to sing at the party.  This year, due [read more…]

Tickets £6 / Friends of RHT £5 Tourism was once the mainstay of the Manx economy and in this illustrated talk historian Charles Guard explains how it all started (long before most people imagine) and how the Island adapted to the annual influx of hundreds of thousands of people. He will highlight some of the more challenging aspects of running a boarding house and there will be lots of photographs, amusing anecdotes... and a few [read more…]

Join us on Tuesdays 2-4pm for tea, friendly chat, and any craft you can bring along. By donation.

Join us for coffee & book chat. By donation.

Adults £6 / under 18s £2 Christopher Nolan's formidable and ambitious portrait of theoretical physicist J Robert Oppenheimer is coming to EAC! Cillian Murphy stars as the brilliant mind, tasked with working on the top-secret Manhattan Project during WW2. His work comes to an ominous fruition on July 16th 1945 with the world's first nuclear explosion, changing the course of history forever. Oppenheimer is a modern age Frankenstein movie, in which a man captivated by the [read more…]

Twinkling lights, pine needles, carols and mulled wine - that magical time of year is almost upon us! To help you into the festive mood and provide a solution to those pesky present problems, the Erin Arts Centre will be hosting our EAC Christmas Market (11am-4.30pm) on Saturday 9th December. With over 20 varied craft stalls, a tombola, raffle and hot food & drink served all day, we can guarantee a fine festive atmosphere and [read more…]

Our gallery will be open on Sunday 26th November 12-4pm.

The 21st of May falls on the 21st week of the year. In the course of that week the sun sets at 21 minutes past the 21st hour. Kitterland will screen their film 2121 at the Erin Arts Centre on 17th December. Recorded at the Sound Cafe on May 21st, their film takes in views of the island from dawn until dusk, from sea to river, to forest and field.

Adults £8 Under 18's £2 What better way to sign off before the festivities than with a visit to the EAC & Bushy's Yuletide institution!  We all know the story but it's still beautiful thing to watch it all unfold surrounded by friends, sharing the spirit of Christmas.  An angel is sent from heaven to help a desperately frustrated businessman by showing him what life would have been like if he had never existed. James [read more…]

Adults £15 / Under 18 £2 Ancient Babylon comes to life in a classic Met staging of biblical proportions. Baritone George Gagnidze makes his Met role debut as the imperious king Nabucco, alongside soprano Liudmyla Monastyrska reprising her thrilling turn as his vengeful daughter Abigaille. Mezzo-soprano Maria Barakova and tenor SeokJong Baek, in his company debut, are Fenena and Ismaele, whose love transcends politics, and bass Dmitry Belosselskiy repeats his celebrated portrayal of the high [read more…]