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The battle of the seasons begins, and we’ll be at “The Black Dog Oven” to bring a suitably fiery Fyn Bar to Oie Voaldyn this Sunday!
Set on the enchanting shores of Peel, the ancient castle looming nearby, the Oie Voaldyn Fire Festival sets the stage for the Summer and Winter Queens to reprise their timeless challenge. Only one shall claim victory, and the spirits will be lively. We’ll make sure of it.
FYND US AT THE BLACK DOG OVEN – QUAYSIDE PEEL
Black Dog Oven will be opening their doors for the very first time in their new permanent quayside guise….come down and see for yourself the incredible job they are doing transforming their space in to wonderful permanent ‘wood fired oven’ restaurant and bar, The Black Dog team are almost ready to go, but for Oie Voaldyn only…. we are helping out with a pop up Fyn Bar so that they can concentrate on serving their delicious wood fired pizzas in the new set-up for the first time!
The Oie Voaldyn Fire Festival is free to attend and starts from 2pm on Sunday 1st May, and the “Black Dog Fyn Bar” will be there from noon until late with a mighty Manx menu of perfect serve Fyn & Tonics, specially crafted Fyn Cocktails, beers, cider, and soft drinks.
To accompany your fiery Fyn moments, Black Dog Oven will be dishing up an array of truly sensational pizzas. Believe us – each slice is simply divine!
With live music, food, drink, games, fireworks and more, there’s no finer way to celebrate our ancient Manx traditions than getting yourself to Peel this bank holiday weekend.
Who knows. You may even spot a familiar horned-and-hoofed being of lore doing the rounds…
See you there, Fyn Fans!
There are summers that seem to disappear in a flash, and this has definitely been one of them. Looking back, it feels like Team Fyn has barely stood still. We’ve travelled from one end of the Island to the other, been involved in weddings, community events and poured more drinks than we can count and we've loved every minute of it.
There’s a moment every year when you know TT has arrived. The roads change, bikes seem to appear everywhere, old friends return, new faces arrive and there’s that unmistakable buzz around the Island. We love it. But this year, even by TT standards, things felt a little different.
One of our favourite things about summer on the Isle of Man is just how much is going on, and how many opportunities there are to get out, meet people and be part of it.
