YOUNGSTERS enjoyed an afternoon movie on their doorstep at Kip Cinema.
Inverkip Hub held the film afternoon, together with free popcorn and juice for tots and their families for a £2 donation.
On the big screen was the Disney hit Hoppers while at the back of the hall were crafts and soft play.
Film fans (Image: George Munro)
Soft play (Image: George Munro)
Kevin Rodgers, centre manager, said: "We have cinema events in the summer, Christmas, Easter and Halloween.
"We try to keep the costs down for parents and make it more accessible."
Crafts (Image: George Munro)
Having fun (Image: George Munro)
Local families gave the cinema and soft play the thumbs up.
Anne Gallacher, from Wemyss Bay, brought her granddaughter two-year-old Juliet along.
She said: "The hub is brilliant. We come along to toddlers on a Thursday as well during term time."
Crafts (Image: George Munro)
Craft activities (Image: George Munro)
While Victoria Shields, from Inverkip, brought along her three children, Eilidh, 7, Max, 5, and four-year-old River.
She said: "The hub is absolutely brilliant. The kids absolutely love it - it's so good for the community."
Her friend Claire Boyle brought along Cairn, 3, and five-month-old Lewis.
She said: "The kids always have a great time when they come here. It's a good day out.
"It's reasonably priced for a film, crafts and activities. It keeps the kids busy."
Soft play fun (Image: George Munro)
Cameron, Lucy and Amber at the hub (Image: George Munro)
Kevin added that the hub also has a great group of volunteers to provide activities, such as the cinema events, bike group, walking group and youth club.
Amber Nelis, 18, Lucy Armitage, 19, Cameron McEwan, 20, do volunteering and some paid work for the hub.
Kevin said: "They are a great bunch and are an asset to the hub."
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