Last October marked the eleventh year of me running The List. It was a huge milestoneover a decade in the same role is something entirely new to me, as I tend to get bored easily. When I bought this humble mag from one of its originators all those years ago, it was a surprise return to publishing for me. In my twenties I had worked at Venue Magazine, a now defunct Bristol publication that was in print for over thirty years. In fact, my dad had worked for them before I was born, reviewing pubs (if you can call that work!). Venue had been proudly independent, beloved by the people of Bristol, and the absolute go-to when you needed to know what was going on in that big, colourful city.
Unfortunately, a year or so after I started, they were bought out by the Daily Mail group, and things were never the same again. I was there during this handover, my daytime attire changing, by order of the management, from casual and comfortable to suited and booted overnight. The systems changed, as did our relationships with our customers and advertisers, as we were “encouraged” to tow the party line - professional over personal in all things. It was the beginning of the end for Venue, and a slow demise ensued. The old hacks who had written with love and knowledge about the city were slowly
let go, or given ever-decreasing workloads. The sales teams were at the forefront of everything and, bit by bit, this changed the way local businesses saw the publication. Less money came in. By this time I was on my way out, looking for pastures new. But sure enough, a few years later, the very last Venue Magazine was published. It was a sad day for Bristol, a city so vibrant with music, art and independence.
When we discuss the importance of independent businesses, it can sometimes seem like a trendy topic and not especially important. But when large businesses take over, what we lose is immense. We trade the personal touch for the professional look, and lose the connections with our community that businesses run by locals, families and individuals bring in abundance. Running a fully independent publication is still something I love, and my ability to steer this ship in whatever direction I choose is the reason I never tire of being at the helm. Frome is full of independent businesses, run by people you know, whose kids go to school with yours, who know your name, are your neighbour, who you walk your dog with in the park. They are at the heart of our strong and flourishing community, and are something we can all support and celebrate, for many years to come.
Witchfest
15th March, Cheese & Grain, 9am - 3pm, free
Witchfest Markets are the perfect location to find unusual and interesting gifts with a witchy twist, there are gifts for yourself and others. You can buy treats for yourself, and gifts for others, have lunch, meet friends and meet new people. In addition to the exotic and unusual, Witchfest Markets sell all kinds of items, including wax melts, clothes, jewellery, decor items, kitchenware, candles and incense, vintage and rare items, handmade products, spell craft, ritual accessories, and much more.
Apple Tree Grafting with Oliver Dowding
Vallis Farm, 8th February, 9am - 2.30pm, £85
Owner of orchards and maker of award winning juices and ciders, Oliver is a whizz at grafting. And he’s coming to Vallis Farm to share his knowledge! Learn more about how to choose the right rootstock and varieties to suit your preferences and your garden, what apples work well together for pollination and when the best time for grafting is. You will be able to take home your own tree at the end of this course.
£85 - includes all materials, refreshments (including a Vallis Farm lunch) and your very own tree. You will be given options of rootstock and type of apple in advance of the event.
Crafternoon
The Awesome Studio, 8th February, 3pm - 6pm, £8
Pop along to the brilliant Awesome Studio at Station Approach and work on your projects and ideas for the Frome Window Wanderland. Spread yourself out across the tables, make use of our materials and bring friends. Grab a glass of wine or a pizza from next door and have a crafty afternoon among friends with music, inspiration and artists on hand to help inspire you. Families welcome and under 7s go free, but there must be 1 adult per 2 children at all times. Materials and inspiration supplied! www.superpirates.co.uk/crafternoon
Merge
Black Swan Arts, 11th January – 23rd February
Twelve emerging and established textile and mixed media artists, all graduates and alumni of Bath Spa University, are collaboratively creating a dynamic body of work in the Long Gallery and Round Tower.
Join the artists to explore themes on the visible and invisible traces of human identity, voices, memory, place, object and existence through collaborative and socially engaged stitching, knitting, markmaking, material manipulation, installation and performance.
Making together in time and space, stillness, motion, reality and hyper reality builds an understanding of how hands, body and materials merge together to create a common connection between different bodies of the world.
Elliot Galvin, The Ruin - Album Launch
The Lucky Chance, 26th Feb, 7.30pm – 10.00pm
An artist with little need for introductions, Elliot Galvin is a long-time trailblazer in the UK jazz firmament, with four solo albums that have seen him top album of the year at the likes of Downbeat and Jazzwise, as well as being a member of the Mercury-nominated Dinosaur, and collaborating with Shabaka Hutchings, Emma-Jean Thackray, Norma Winstone, Marius Neset and Mark Lockheart.
Scheduled for release this February via independent London tastemaker label Gearbox Records, “The Ruin” marks a new start for Galvin. This is his most personal album to date, written on his childhood piano and inspired by the bleak yet beautiful landscapes of his hometown, the music free-flows between serpentine piano and modular synth lines, weaving and colliding around ephemeral vocalisations, deceivingly grooveheavy percussion, and intricate, soulful flute improvisations.
Merge
2 Bridge Street, Frome BA11 1BB
Mon - Sun 10am-4pm blackswanarts.org.uk Galleries
Curated by Lucy Gundry
ELLIOT GALVIN
‘THE RUIN’ ALBUM LAUNCH
“A virtuosic, risk-embracing one-off” - The Guardian
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Elliot Galvin Piano and Synths
Mandhira de Saram Violin
Ruth Goller Bass and Voice Sebastian Rochford Drums
Wildheart Wellbeing Collective
Black Swan Arts, 10th - 16th February
The brain child of local intuitive health coach and spiritual mentor Ali Hutchinson, WildHeart Wellbeing Collective offers a unique opportunity to begin or continue your journey with mindfulness, creativity, and connection. You can join just one session or immerse yourself in the entire week. Whether you’re seeking calm, inspiration, or a chance to explore something new, Ali and her collaborative partners have curated a rich and varied schedule. There’s something for everyone from workshops on creative journaling, EFT tapping and harnessing your creative intuition to sound baths, yoga and talks on managing stress
Free Dance Aerobics Classes Courtesy of Mojo Moves
Mojo Moves offers community sessions which are lottery funded, and are a great way to get your body moving. If you are an adult with a learning disability, support worker or carer, you can join in person at Colliers Court on Mondays at 1.30pm. It’s like a mini disco and is fun, friendly and inclusive. Mojo Moves also runs a seated version of the inimitable comedy workouts on Wednesdays at 11am online, for adults living with a longterm health condition, so you can join from the comfort of your own home. It’s a vibrant and joyful way to improve your fitness and support your mental wellbeing. Care homes and supported housing residents are also most welcome. For more information contact cheryl@mojomoves.co.uk
and anxiety with your kids and teens. If you’re fascinated by how you can use bio hacking tools to support your wellbeing Wild Heart Wellbeing Collective is the place for you. After a successful start in January, WildHeart Wellbeing Collective continues for a week in both February and March. Check out the full programme on Ali’s website www.wildheartwebsite.co.uk
Frome Concerts Group Present: Mikeleiz-Zucchi Duo
Rook Lane, 16th February, 10.45am, £16
Winners of the Royal Overseas League Annual Music Competition’s Mixed Ensemble Prize in 2021 and City Music Foundation Artists (2022), the Mikeleiz-Zucchi Duo’s repertoire spans everything from re-imagined traditional works to modern repertoire and improvisation, all vividly rendered by the unique combination of saxophone and accordion. Made up of Canadian saxophonist David Zucchi and Spanish accordionist Iñigo Mikeleiz-Berrade, the duo was formed in the spirit of curiosity and open-mindedness.
Alfie Moore: a Face for Radio
Merlin Theatre, 14th February, 7.30pm
Thirty years of shift-work, initially in the Sheffield steelworks and then as a copper on the beat (where he was punched in the face quite a lot), has left Alfie Moore with what he calls ‘a face for radio’. A face not so much ‘lived in’ as inhabited by a settlement of squatters, with little regard to property maintenance and repair. In his 40s a surprising career shift turned middle-aged Alfie from street cop to BBC radio star. But, when TV fame beckoned, could he grasp it or was he past it?
Night River Presents: Sophie Jamieson
20th February, HydeAway, £20.
Night River ‘micro concerts’ at the stunning HydeAway venue are known for their magical intimacy, pin-drop atmosphere and world class songwriters performing at the peak of their powers. This is your last chance to experience these legendary nights as February and March will be the last Night River shows before an indefinite hiatus. One to catch is Sophie Jamieson, who has just released her incredible second album, ‘I Still Want to Share’ produced by Guy Massey on the prestigious Bella Union label. It’s a warm, yearning record of flourished ambition, expanded heart and emboldened voice. On stage, Sophie digs deep into the darkest corners of the human spirit. Her performances are inescapably
Stolen Moments –What I’m Talking About
Christ Church, 8th Feb, 3pm - 5pm, free
Sam Crockatt (sax) and Henrik Jensen (double bass) rejoin pianist Keith Harrison-Broninski for more lyrical original compositions and jazz versions of esoteric folk tunes. Do you ever feel that even your weekends are too busy and demanding? That you need time out, just to relax? Stolen Moments is a new kind of jazz event: a late Saturday afternoon interlude in the liminal space between day and evening. True down time, in a beautiful church, to do nothing but enjoy exquisite modern jazz and delicious cakes. Tickets are not necessary and entry is free. The concerts are informal occasions and you are welcome to drop in and out.
intimate and intense, earning her support slots with Father John Misty, Ezra Furman and Marika Hackman. Her debut album, “Choosing” received widespread critical acclaim with high praise from the likes of Uncut, Mojo and The Financial Times. Don’t miss this incredibly rare opportunity to catch wonderful talent on the intimate HydeAway stage. Book your tickets at nightriver.net
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The Awesome Studio @ The Station Approach, Frome 01 FEB 05 FEB 08 FEB 14 FEB
7-10PM DUNGEON CRAWLERS
REPEATS 15 FEB
7-8:30PM IMPROV JAM
REPEATS EVERY WEEK
6-10PM WINTER WANDERLAND CRAFTERNOON
7-8:30PM SINGLE PLAYER
FROM EXPERT TO BEGINNER COME AND PLAY OUR TABLE TOP GAMES OR BRING TO SHARE.
RECONNECT WITH PLAY AND SILLINESS AT OUR WEEKLY IMPROVISED THEATRE SESSIONS.
JOIN US FOR A CHILLED WORKSHOP WORKING ON WINDOW DESIGNS FOR THE FROME WINTER WANDERLAND EVENT.
ARCADE SPEED DATING. BREAK THE ICE WITH RETRO BOARD GAMES AND CONSOLES.
An Uncommon Thread
Hauser & Wirth Somerset
‘An Uncommon Thread’ features ten contemporary artists living and working in the UK. The group exhibition highlights the transformative power of unconventional mediums in evoking personal and collective memories. Each artist demonstrates an unwavering commitment to the integral role that materials and techniques play in their creative process: employing unexpected painting surfaces, adapting formal craft traditions and repurposing discarded products into compelling works. Through individual investigations of identity, tradition, nature, fantasy and the environment, the artists invite viewers to engage with the rich stories woven into each work.
This multidisciplinary exhibition follows ‘Present Tense’ (2024) and is part of an ongoing initiative at Hauser & Wirth Somerset that champions
emerging and mid-career artists beyond Hauser & Wirth’s roster. An events and learning program will run alongside the exhibition, engaging with key themes addressed throughout the galleries, driven by a curiosity and inventive approach to materiality and process.
An Uncommon Thread features Rachael Louise Bailey, Max Boyla, KV Duong, Charlotte Edey, Nour Jaouda, Lindsey Mendick,Jack O’Brien, Nengi Omuku, Tai Shani and Georg Wilson. The exhibition is in collaboration with Alice Black, Berntson Bhattacharjee, Carl Freedman Gallery, Gathering, Ginny on Frederick, Pippy Houldsworth Gallery and Union Pacific.
For more information go to www.hauserwirth.com
Kift Ceramics Work, rest and clay
In a town so well known for its flourishing arts community, news of a new creative endeavour is always met with enthusiasm. Enter Kift Ceramics Studio, based at Black Swan Arts, a new space that offers open access facilities and courses for those wishing to learn. “I have some brilliant specialist course teachers lined up,” says Annabel Pettigrew, the force behind Kift. Annabel is an artist and lecturer, currently teaching on Fine Art at Arts University Bournemouth, and as Course Lead for the Foundation Diploma in Art & Design at Wiltshire College, Salisbury.
“Having lectured in Higher Education for the past 13 years I’ve seen the decline of tutors and resources as universities struggle to recruit and retain students. Lots of students now go as far as Foundation and
then decide they don’t want to go to university as they don’t want to get into huge amounts of debt. I see Kift as an alternative learning space, for all levels of experience and pathway.”
Within her own practice, Annabel uses techniques that access the unconscious mind, creating a visual language unique to the processing of lived experience relating to grief, manifesting in astral realms and psychic landscapes. “I run an artist collective called ‘Throes of Grief’ which I put together following a period of life transforming grief, and my focus is to hold a space for artists and audience whose lives have been transformed by grief. My practice manifests in ceramics, sculpture, textiles, sound and installation.
“The
studio
is a place where people can come to learn, engage, make and contribute to the space.”
Kift Ceramics Studio is an extension of my ceramics practice, but I want it to also function as a space to grow and exchange ceramic practices with other artists and practitioners. The studio is a place where people can come to learn, engage, make and contribute to the space.”
Annabel has previously worked as an artist facilitator and production manager, delivering large scale exhibitions and work in the public realm for internationally renowned artists, working with institutions and commissioning bodies including Mori Art Museum, Tate, Victoria Miro, New Art Gallery Walsall, V&A Museum, and Contemporary Art Society amongst others. “My now husband and
I moved to Frome in 2018 after my dad unexpectedly died, as it made us stop and think about what we wanted our lives to truly be like. Frome seemed like the ideal place to come to start a family, so we got married in 2019, and in 2023 finally welcomed the birth of our daughter. Like many southwest art people, I found that moving to this part of the world suddenly allowed me the time to focus on growing my practice.”
Kift Ceramics is housed at Studio no.9, upstairs at Black Swan Arts.
@kiftceramics kiftceramics.com
Build Your Own Modular candles by Not Another Candle Black Swan Arts Shop from £4
Heart Bracelet, silver
Christina Oswin Jewellery
£80
Want: Sexual Fantasies by Anonymous. Collected by Gillian Anderson Hunting Raven
£18.99 Hardback
Rest & Relax Bath Salts
Hibi Botanics
£20
Marchbank Jewellery, £75
Rachel jackson Electric heart earrings gold plate (also avaialble in silver)
Winged Heart, Jo Lucksted Black Swan Arts Shop, £45
Jewellery commissions, repairs, remodelling and valuations
Jewellery commissions, repairs, remodelling and valuations
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Jewellery commissions, repairs, remodelling and valuations
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Over the past twelve years, graphic designer James West has been honing his skills, but his talent was obvious from an early age. “Back in school, drawing was my superpower, impressing classmates with doodles and sketches. That passion stuck with me and eventually led me to design. After university, I landed my first gig as a junior designer at a London studio, and the rest, as they say, is history!” James built his career in design, working in advertising agencies for all sorts of clients. But brandinglogos and visual identities - really got him going. “I love collaborating with clients and crafting brands that resonate. It’s like giving their vision a voice, and it never gets old. A solid brand builds trust, makes your business memorable, and helps you connect emotionally.”
James is drawn to bold yet approachable design: “Something clean, modern, and with a bit of a personal touch. Think minimalism, but with character and a story. I love when a design feels timeless and human, like it could live on a billboard but still belong in a scrapbook. My process is a mix of detective work and creative play. It’s all about asking the right questions, diving into what makes each business unique, and finding creative solutions.”
During his three years in Frome, James has enjoyed getting to know local businesses and collaborated with Johnny Szymanski last year. “We teamed up to design graphics for a range of caps for his menswear store. It was a really fun project, and who doesn’t love Johnny’s style.”
When he’s not designing, James is all about family time. Whether it’s chasing his cocker spaniel, Raffy, around the countryside, exploring Frome’s bars and restaurants, or relaxing with a pile of Lego. “Yes, I’m a grown-up who still loves Lego,” he laughs.
James grew up in Surrey and, after living in New Zealand for five years with his Kiwi wife Vicki, they found themselves in Somerset. “We had two kids,
got married and decided to move back to the UK to be closer to family. That’s when we stumbled upon Frome - it felt like the perfect fit. Three years later, we’re still here and loving it.”
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We specialise in trips to the world’s wildest corners across Southern and Eastern Africa, South America, South-East Asia, Antarctica and the Arctic.
Whether you’re looking for a safari, planning a honeymoon, or wanting to explore the world with your family, call Faran’s founder Josh on 020 3290 8688 for a chat and to see where we can take you.
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Thrive Pilates
Fitness for Every Body
Meet Laura Carter, the passionate woman behind Thrive Pilates, Frome’s newest Pilates studio. Thrive Pilates is a space where everyone - all bodies, all ages, all fitness levels – can go to discover the joy of movement and the many benefits of Pilates.
Laura’s journey with Pilates has been one of transformation. “Ever since I was a child I struggled with undiagnosed and unmanaged hypermobility, which caused frequent joint dislocations, stiffness, pain, and a fear of movement. I started Pilates after being recommended by a physiotherapist, and it’s completely changed my life.” She says Pilates helped to stabilise and strengthen her joints, reduce her pain entirely and find the joy in movement.
“Pilates took me from merely surviving to truly thriving, and that’s where the name Thrive Pilates comes from. Pilates has given me the confidence to explore other activities, and I’ve found a love for staying active and living life to the fullest.” Laura’s experience has made her passionate about sharing this practice with others. “I’ve seen how it can improve strength, flexibility, build confidence and overall wellbeing, and I’m so excited to help others experience that too.”
At Thrive Pilates, you’ll find a welcoming space, offering group mat work classes as well as private one-to-one and two-to-one sessions. Whether you’re new to exercise, or an experienced practitioner, Laura will help you feel supported and empowered to achieve your goals.
Visit thrivepilatesfrome.co.uk to learn more and register for your free first class.
Pilates for all levels and abilities - we believe in Pilates for every body and welcome everyone regardless of age, gender, body size or shape, fitness level, or experience.
If you already pop down to Frome farmers’ market every second Saturday of the month on Boyle Cross, you’ll know it’s a very social kind of market. And not just among its visitors. There’s a camaraderie between the 20 or so producers trading there – the kind that is amounting to what Hannah Steenbergen, who sells beef from her herd of regenerative Shetland cows, calls a “local food movement”. “The market’s helped me reach a lot more people in Frome,” says Hannah, “and selling here has given me a sense of being part of something bigger.”
Since their beginnings only 28 years ago, farmers’ markets have become an important way to connect local food and local people, on a human and environmental level as much as a commercial one. Generally, small-scale producers are kinder on the land and on nature, while markets such as the one in Frome support farmers who reject the use of fossilfuel agrichemicals, such as pesticides, in favour of producing higher quality nutrient-dense food with a low carbon footprint to feed their local community.
While organic-certified produce sold in large retailers does exist, very little of what you spend
on it stays in town. “Supermarkets take a big cut,” says Lyn Flanders, who trades as Glastonbury Ferments on Somerset Farmers’ Market’s section of the Frome Independent.
“Besides, this is an artisan product you can’t really get anywhere else.”
Speaking of artisanal producers, regular traders at SFM’s Saturday market include Bath Soft Cheese, mushroom and tincture peddlers Fungi Mental, Rye Bakery, deli and butchery Somer Valley Farms, biscuit and cake maker Hoolee’s, Wainwright’s honey, and Great Taste award-winning White Lake Cheese. All amounting to more than the sum of their parts. “Another great thing about the farmers’ markets is the other fabulous traders that become great friends and support,” says Lyn. “That’s really special.”
SFM’s next markets take place at Boyle Cross on Saturday 8th February, 9am - 1pm, and as part of the Frome Independent on 2nd March, 10am - 3pm. Further info and dates at somersetfarmersmarkets.co.uk.
Photography: Ed Schofield
6 Christchurch St West, Badcox, Frome BA11 1EQ
Monday- Thursday 4-11 - Food 5-9
Friday 4-11.30 Food 5-9.30
Saturday 12-11.30 Food 12-9.30
Sunday 12-9 Food 12-8
Fargo February Features
This month the Cohen Brothers Fargo is our inspiration:
Honey Mustard Chicken Fingers
Loaded Pickle Fries
Buffalo Cheese Chunks
Juicy Lucy
Pegs Hamburger helper
Arby’s style Swiss Bacon Cheese Pickle tots
+ Apple Cookies, Donuts & Wafflles
& White Russian, Bourbon blood orange soda, Tito’s Mule
What’s on February
2 for £12 Cocktails Thursday & Friday*
Monday Quiz 7.30pm 10th & 24th
Valentines Day- no messing, normal menu
Six Nations - Every game shown & bookable in our main bar
NEW for FEBRUARY - Family Board Games Sunday from 5pm half price house fries if you book in in advance *special menu of changing cocktails
Landscaping
New
Maintenance
Pruning
Hedge
Lawn
Clearance
Advice
Planting
One-off
07712668740
The Garden Planner
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. Complete Garden Design.
. Planting and Border DesignComplete design and installation service for planting/borders.
. Garden Consultancy - A service for those who require advice on plants, design/aesthetic and why plants are struggling in the garden.
. Garden Rescue - A service designed for those with an overgrown garden that needs rescuing. Tuition on how to maintain the garden.
Home care and support the way it should be.
We care. Our commitment to supporting our care team, ensures you get happy, well-trained carers that guarantee your care and support is done the way you would want it.
Whether you or a loved one need immediate support or are exploring options for the future, we’re here to guide you through your care journey.
Story Inventors Club (8 - 13yr olds) Frome Library, 4pm - 4.45pm, free
Frome Festival Fundraising Quiz
The Grain Bar, 7.30pm, £4 p/person
Hatha Yoga Vallis Farm, 10:00 - 11:15, £15
Macbeth: David Tenant & Cush
Jumbo (screening
Merlin Theatre, 7pm, £18/£15
Night River Presents: Elanor
Moss HydeAway, £15, 7pm.
Songwriting Session (10yr olds +)
Frome Library, 3.45 - 4.45pm, free
Valentine Gas Lamp Lighting Celebration Top of Catherine Hill, 5.30pm
Alfie Moore: A Face For Radio
Merlin Theatre, 7.30pm, £19
Young Illustrators Club Frome Library, 10.30am - 12pm, free
Grab A Game Frome Library, 12.30pm - 4pm, free
Magic Quill Writing Workshop 13:30 - 15:30, £25
Frome Concerts Group Present: Mikeleiz-Zucchi Duo Rook Lane, 10.45am, £16
Wild Memories Vallis Farm, 11:00 - 13:00
Hatha Yoga Vallis Farm, 10:00 - 11:15, £15
The Importance Of Being Earnest (screening) Merlin Theatre, 7pm, £18/£15
Night River Presents: Sophie Jamieson HydeAway, £20, 7pm
Sauerkraut Workshop
Vallis Farm, 11:00 - 13:00, £55
Izzie Yardley’s Song Club feat. Ma Polaine’s Great Decline
Bar Lotte, 5.30pm, free
Wild Memories Vallis Farm, 11:00 - 13:00
Elliot Galvin, The Ruin - Album
Launch The Lucky Chance, 7:30pm - 10:00pm
New Academic Feetwarmers Three Swans, 8pm, free
Night River Presents: The Ocelots HydeAway, £20, 7pm.
Vallis Nature Talk - Julian Hight
Vallis Farm, 19:00 - 20:30, £12
Swan Lake (screening) Merlin Theatre, 7.15pm, £18/£15
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