People in the South are being encouraged to get behind plans to keep Ballafesson Hall open as a community space.
It's after members of Ballafesson Chapel, near Castletown, voted to stop using the building as a place of worship.
A new group, Friends of Ballafesson Community, says if the hall can't be put to use for events within a year, it'll be sold on the open market.
It's hoping to use the building for things like soup lunches and charity functions - you can find contact details to rent the hall via our website.
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