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Castletown commissioners are looking for ideas from members of the public, as they consider the long term needs of the town.
They are asking if there is enough to do in Castletown to attract, and keep, visitors and whether there are any tweaks people would like to see.
The local authority is hosting an exhibition where the public can make comments by sticking post-it notes onto maps.
Technical expert involved in the project Ashley Pettit told John Moss more about the display:
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