The cultural centre hosts concerts, theatre, exhibitions, lectures and children's events. It has its own theatre, which stages productions for children and adults. A featured artist is shown every month, and a regional art society exhibition programme adds to the offer. Lectures and courses include local history talks about the old church and churchyard.
A free online streaming service offers lectures, music and exercise broadcasts. A library-linked children's programme runs alongside community events such as open living room gatherings. A seasonal brochure called Frami is published in print and digitally, and the centre has a mailing list and is active on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. The car park, entrance and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
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