In 2015 the building was renovated and improved, and now has a 110-seat theatre, a studio space, and better facilities for public events. The building is the base for a programme of projects working closely with the local community. The Centre hosts 'Waterfoot Wakes', an annual community festival.
In 2015, the structure was remodeled and improved, now featuring a 110-seat theatre, a studio area, and enhanced facilities for public gatherings. This building serves as the headquarters for a program that collaborates closely with the local populace. The Centre organizes 'Waterfoot Wakes', an annual community festival.