Members of the Manx Folk Dance Society, together with dancers and musicians from the the Swedish group Sunnerbogillet from Ljungby, Småland, were welcomed to the town hall by the Mayor and Mayoress.
Douglas City Council
Folk dancers welcomed to Town Hall
Thursday, 11 August 2016 10:16
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