The community centre in Braddan is holding its first ‘warm space’ initiative for people during the winter months.
Roundhouse Manager Cassi McAllister is hoping it will encourage people to meet and also support organisations who need a daytime activity.
The first session is being held on Wednesday 16 October at 10am, and will cost £3 which can be paid on the door - it will include card making materials, tea, coffee and biscuits.
Ms McAllister spoke to Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper:
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