Planners are considering proposals for a TT food festival in Douglas.
The Manx Food Market Traders Association has applied for planning permission for the event, which would include a craft market.
The TT Foodie Village would be held in the grounds of St Ninian's Church on Ballaquayle Road, with marquees and gazebos for food suppliers as well as a licensed bar.
If it's given the go-ahead, it would run from May 27 to June 8 this year.
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