Room That Learned to Breathe (detail), 2026 © Angel Otero.
Photo: Javier Romero
Rose Langley
I’m not sure if I am allowed to mention this publicly, but… my son is part of a Secret Spy Club. Formed as an alternative to the usual lunchtime football drama, SSC has a select few members and as-yet undefined goals, other than to be secretive and sneaky. Oh, and to have membership cards. We catch up on the SSC activities at bedtime and, though there has as yet been little to no actual action, or useful information gathered, the potential is there. My son’s newfound role as a primary school spook has prompted a memory from my own childhood, which I happily recounted to him. That of the Colerne Ninja (named after the village we lived in).
My son’s newfound role as a primary school spook has prompted a memory from my own childhood, which I happily recounted to my son.
Just over the graveyard which belonged to the chapel that stood between our houses lived our dear friend Paul. Our lives were intertwined as children, and he and my brother spent many a day, both dressed as Spiderman, legging it about our garden and firing imaginary webs over imaginary foes. But as Paul grew up, he left behind the blue and red Spidey pyjamas and replaced them with an outfit of head-to-toe black, balaclava included. For he was now the Colerne Ninja.
His self-appointed role was that of village sneak, using the dark of night to run unseen along walls, through people’s gardens, and around the grounds of the village manor house. He would sometimes take a precious item — jewellery of his mother’s, his dad’s wallet, a passport, or a family photograph — and hide it, maybe up a tree or behind a stone in someone’s garden, just to give himself the task of having to retrieve it the next night. When we asked about his nighttime pursuits, he would only give us scraps of information — it was understood that his work was clandestine, even to us. As you can imagine, we thought he was very cool.
Being an adult is funny. Seeing our children follow some form of our own childhood pursuits and create their own stories to pass on when they grow up. Our dear friend Paul died in his early thirties, but his legend lives on. He is always a child in my mind, the age my eldest is now, unimaginably cool and daring. I hope he knows that the legacy of the Colerne Ninja has become a story that has inspired the next generation of sneaky kids. Now, where is my wallet…
Peer Gynt – A Comedy
of Terrors
Merlin Theatre, 23rd June, 7pm
Summer 2026 sees Miracle Theatre bring their magical twist and love of laughter to the classic story of Peer Gynt. Young Peer is a lazy dreamer who misinterprets Shakespeare’s advice, “To thine own self be true”, to mean “Look after number one”! He chases after riches and pleasure, living a life of moral failure and endless excuses. Surely, he will come to no good? Loosely based on Ibsen’s epic comedy, this famous morality tale is perfect material for Miracle Theatre’s highly visual style – physical, funny, surreal, and deeply human – a journey through the dream-like world of Norse
Gardening for your Gut Day Retreat
Vallis Farm, 27th June, 10am – 5pm
The relationship between soil and gut health is a fascinating area of study, and evidence shows that time spent outside has a hugely positive impact on our insides. From forest bathing to making ferments, each bridge we build between the natural world and ourselves is a step further towards creating healthy habits which are good for both mind and body.
Join Alex from Somerset Kimchi and Kraut and Tamsin, Head of Land and Learning at Vallis Farm, on this one-day workshop to learn about how healthy soils work, the impact of gardening on both physical and mental health, and how you can make simple changes for big benefits. Expect a gentle walk through the forest garden and local woodland to see what plants can be foraged and grown to improve your gut biome. You’ll be getting your hands in the soil and learning how there are direct links between our interactions with the earth, our food, and our happiness.
You will then enjoy a healthy and delicious lunch together before learning how to make ferments, both for yourself and your garden. And what better way to finish the day than with a bit of cold-water swimming in the natural pool?
mythology, peopled with cranky characters, trolls, and other bizarre creatures. A true comedy of terrors!
Expect to come away with easy and practical information to make positive changes for yourself and your family, and homemade ferments to enjoy at home.
Tickets are £115 and include lunch and refreshments throughout the day. Friends of Vallis members get 10% off.
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Swing from Paris
Rook Lane, 18th June, 7.30pm
Swing from Paris are an all-string jazz quartet of violin, guitars, and double bass, inspired by the music of the 1930s, ’40s, and ’50s: from the cafés and cabarets of Montmartre to Artie Shaw, Django Reinhardt, Stéphane Grappelli, and the master of tango, Astor Piazzolla.
Known for their tight ensemble sound and virtuosic performances, the group brings a distinctive Parisian flair to vintage jazz and stylish swing. They have performed at major UK and European festivals, including the renowned Django Reinhardt Festival at Samois-sur-Seine, and have appeared on BBC TV and radio, as well as at the French Embassy at Kensington Palace.
Mells Open Gardens
14th June, 11am – 5pm
Explore the private gardens of one of Somerset’s most picturesque villages at Mells Open Gardens. This popular annual event offers visitors the chance to discover over 14 diverse gardens throughout the village, from traditional cottage plots to modern designs. Refreshments will be available at several locations, including the Tithe Barn, a pop-up café in Longfield, The Talbot Inn, and The Walled Garden – ideal spots to take a break between garden visits. All proceeds from the day will support Mells Community Shop, helping to maintain this important village resource.
Partners in Art –Frome Art Society
Black Swan Arts
Frome Art Society was founded in 1979, just seven years before the Black Swan arose as Frome’s local centre for the arts in 1986. Together, they celebrate the diversity of talent in the area, nurturing participation in the many dimensions of art.
FAS believes that everyone deserves to have their creativity celebrated. Every member, whether they are professional artists or someone in the foothills of artistic exploration, is invited to participate in their regular exhibitions. This summer, they celebrate forty years of Black Swan Arts with a month-long exhibition running from 16th May to 21st June. Come and enjoy this stimulating visual adventure, provided by their members.
Tickets: £8 in advance from Mells Village Shop | £10 on the day from Mells Village Shop and Mells Tithe Barn | Children go free
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Tenebrae Associate Artists
St Andrew’s Church, Mells, 19th July, 6.30pm
Join Tenebrae Associate Artists for an evening of choral music celebrating music inspired by love. Conducted by the award-winning Artistic Director of the Tenebrae Choir, Nigel Short, the evening features the country’s next generation of talented singers in a programme of both sacred and secular music.
Music in Country Churches was set up in 1989 to organise concerts of exceptional music in rural churches and is particularly keen to give concert opportunities to young and emerging performers. Following each concert, a donation is made to the church to help with maintaining the building and carrying out essential repairs. Tickets cost £20 (General Admission, first-come, first-seated). Wheelchair user and carer/companion (two-forone) tickets are also available.
Hand mould your own pendant or earrings Saturday 20 June | 10am–1pm Christina Oswin’s Workshop 18 Cheap Street, Frome | £85
To book email: elanorsteel@yahoo.co.uk @elanorsteelceramics
SILVER CLAY JEWELLERY WORKSHOP with Elanor Steel Ceramics
FRIDAY 3 JULY | 19:00 KIKI DEE & CARMELLO LUGGERI
SATURDAY 4 JULY | 12:00 - 13:00
CELEBRATING FROME FESTIVALS ORIGINS
SATURDAY 4 JULY | 17:30 - 23:00 ANNE BOURNE & JAMES WATTS: OPERA & HEARTSONG
SUNDAY 5 JULY | 10:00 - 16:00 THE SOMERSET KNIGHTS TEMPLAR SYMPOSIUM
SUNDAY 5 JULY | 19:00
PURPLE ELEPHANT’S FUNDRAISING CEILIDH & BARN DANCE
MONDAY 6 JULY | 19:00 - 21:00 CACAO CEREMONY & SOUND BATH
WEDNESDAY 8 JULY | 19:00
JACKIE OATES & BELINDA O’HOOLEY FOLK DUO
THURSDAY 9 JULY | 19:00 SPAFFORD CAMPBELL & SUPPORT
FRIDAY 10 JULY | 19:00 AN EVENING WITH TIMMY MALLET
SATURDAY 11 JULY 11:00 - 12:00 WEST AFRICAN DANCE WORKSHOP 14:00-15:00 AFRO SALSA DANCE WORKSHOP 19:00 SURA SUSSO & AMADOU DIAGNE
SUNDAY 12 JULY | 19:00 BOUBACAR SAMAKE & SUPPORT
THE Elizabethan Evening
Corsley Manor, 25th July, 4pm
Every summer, the Elizabethan Evening presents much-loved outdoor theatre in the village of Corsley to support local charities. This summer, theatregoers are invited to enjoy The Three Musketeers, performed by outdoor theatre specialists Illyria. Set in 17th-century France, it is a whirlwind of excitement, broad comedy, and ingenious storytelling. Romance. Intrigue. Betrayal. Revenge. Dumas’s classic has the lot! The production is staged in the gardens of the historic Manor Farm, a truly special setting for this popular annual occasion. Now in its third decade, the event attracts up to 500 visitors and, to date, has raised almost £90,000. This year’s performance supports Frome College Young Carers and the Youth Adventure Trust. Book tickets via: theelizabethanevening@gmail.com
The Frome Book Fair
Cheese & Grain, 21st June, 10.00am – 3.00pm
The Frome Book Fair returns and, after last year’s success, the 2026 fair will feature around thirty stalls offering rare, collectable, and second-hand books, maps, manuscripts, and ephemera, with something to suit everyone. This fair offers a wonderful opportunity for book lovers, young and old, to enjoy a day out, find a treasure or two, and talk to like-minded people.
Your Move
Frome Town Hall, 3rd–5th July
As part of this year’s Frome Festival events, Your Move is the latest new comedy drama from Fromebased creatives Really Truly Theatre, and carries their usual stamp of humour, pathos, and intrigue.
Four very different women decide to buy a house together in Your Move, but one of them is keeping something from the other three – a problem that could bring the walls crashing down around them. “I like to write about issues in society that affect everyone, while shining a spotlight on how they are experienced from a woman’s perspective. But the comedy element always creeps in, because it wouldn’t be realistic if we weren’t falling about laughing at some point,” explains director Polly Lamb.
The female-led theatre company formed in 2020 during the Covid lockdown period, leading to their opening production Lockdown Blues, written and directed by Polly Lamb. They have been producing plays for festivals in Bath and Frome ever since, addressing contemporary social issues head-on. Tickets for Your Move can be purchased via the festival box office. Details are in the Frome Festival programme.
Professor Slug’s House of Bugs
Merlin Theatre, 19th June, 4pm
Professor Slug is an eccentric expert on invertebrates who helps bugs out with their buggy problems – and you can too! Get as strong as an ant! Teach a bee how to buzz! And help a dung beetle make a pooey perfume for its big date.
This interactive show is packed full of colourful puppets, catchy songs, and educational info about the wonderful world of bugs. This performance will be outdoors at the E.C.O.S. Amphitheatre.
Kiki Dee & Carmelo Luggeri
Rook Lane, 3rd July, 7.30pm
For over 25 years now, Kiki and Carmelo have been touring their spellbinding acoustic live show across the UK and Europe. Performing in this strippedback fashion allows each of their exceptional talents to shine through and creates a wonderful and warm sense of intimacy for the audience. Kiki has recently celebrated her 55th year in the music industry and has cemented her status as one of the UK’s finest and most revered vocalists, always moving forward with the music she creates with Carmelo. Kiki says Carmelo is her favourite guitarist, and he co-writes and produces all their songs.
Blowing Hot & Cold
At Wildcat Community Sauna
In a hidden corner of Frome, you might just come across something a little unexpected. Rooted in community, shaped by nature, and alive with human connection, Wildcat Community Sauna offers a living, breathing social space to those locals looking to boost their wellbeing, both physically and socially.
Wildcat’s story begins long before the first sauna was fired up. Founder Shaun, with support from his partner Ellen, brings a deep history of communityled projects, grounded in creativity, sustainability, and care. The sauna was built, and originally based, in their rewilded clay quarry on the edge of town, home to Super Roots Outdoor Kids, run by Ellen –an initiative focused on opening up children and young people’s access to more inclusive, wild forest school and adventure play. Witham Friary itself carries a story: local lore speaks of a black wildcat roaming the area, so the children christened it “Wildcat Quarry”. When a sauna project began to take shape, the name felt inevitable.
Wildcat’s goal was to fulfil a need for space, place, and people, creating somewhere for people to step out of the noise, reconnect with something ancient and shared, and feel part of something without needing to perform. A place to pause, reset, and
return to, where you begin to recognise familiar faces and can arrive exactly as you are. Over time, this routine becomes second nature, and part of the rhythm of your week.
Crucially, Wildcat puts community over commodity. Structured as a social enterprise, it is driven by principles rather than profit, aligned with the vision of organisations such as Social Enterprise UK, which champion business as a force for a fairer, more equal society. There are no shareholders demanding polish or exclusivity. Instead, there is a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where connections form naturally. People arrive carrying stress, tension, or isolation, and often leave feeling lighter and more grounded.
The ritual itself is simple and elemental: heat, water, rest, repeat.
Wildcat is deliberately not about perfection or image. It resists the idea that wellness must be expensive, remote, or rarefied. While many saunas position themselves as rural retreats – quiet, removed, and idyllic – Wildcat is something else entirely: a wild, elemental space embedded in everyday urban life.
Within the space, guests move between saunas at different temperatures, cold plunge baths, outdoor showers, and the ever-popular bucket shower.
Tucked away in the courtyard behind At The Station in Frome, Wildcat feels like a secret oasis. Just a stone’s throw from the train station and the town’s cultural buzz, it is filled with plants, steam, and warmth. Within the space, guests move between two saunas at different temperatures, cold plunge baths, an outdoor rain shower, and the ever-popular bucket shower. Sessions are available as drop-ins or through regular packages, making it accessible whether you come once or weave it into the fabric of your week.
Inclusivity is central to Wildcat’s mission. Through its Community Kitty and participation in the Mendip Social Prescribing Directory, Wildcat offers subsidised and free sessions to people on low incomes. Positioned so that anyone can walk, cycle, take a bus, or train to visit the sauna, the aim is to reduce barriers – social, financial, physical – and create an environment that supports physical, mental, and social wellbeing. Profits are reinvested to support local partnerships, creative collaborations, and environmental initiatives, from recycled materials to plant-based cleaning products and biodiversity planting.
At its core, Wildcat is a space that aims to adapt, listen to and grow with its community. It has hosted solstice and equinox saunas, full-moon
rituals, creative workshops, and fundraisers. One year into its journey, Wildcat is already evolving, with plans to expand sustainably so it can host more events, support more people, and deepen its roots in the town it calls home.
BRAMBLE & WILD
BACK IN FROME
You’ll now find Bramble & Wild tucked inside Black Swan Arts. After moving their HQ to Ilminster last year to be closer to their flower farm and home, the team quickly realised that Frome still felt like part of who they are. So, they’re back.
This is less a traditional flower shop, more creative florist studio: seasonal flowers, fresh bunches, beautiful plants, and the same wild, gardeninspired style Bramble & Wild is known for—now in a smaller, more intimate space.
Kirsty will be in the studio Wednesday to Friday, with weekend flowers looked after by another familiar Frome face. Expect regular fresh deliveries, Britishgrown blooms from their own flower farm, plenty of
grab-and-go bunches, and made-to-order bouquets. If customers have a specific colour palette or floral vision in mind, pre-ordering is recommended. The new space is cosy, and the best stems tend to go quickly.
Whether it’s flowers for the kitchen table, a lastminute gift, or a relaxed browse, Bramble & Wild is delighted to be welcoming people back. Smaller space, same Bramble & Wild magic.
A Herbalist in Every Home a Practitioner in Every Town
Betonica School Of Herbal Medicine supports social change through herbal education. The school is committed to building a connected herbal community and advancing cooperative aims. Its vision is simple and far-reaching: a future where herbal knowledge is something every household can draw on, and every town is supported by skilled practitioners. Whether someone is attending Betonica’s subsidised herbal medicine clinics, taking their first steps through Home Herbalist courses— online or in person—or committing to the depth and rigour of the accredited four-year Professional Medical Herbalist Programme, the school aims to offer learning experiences that are inclusive, supportive, and rooted in meaningful relationships with both people and plants.
PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL HERBALIST
PROGRAMME
Our accredited 4-year, degree-level Medical Herbalist training is grounded in both science and traditional knowledge Our blended learning odel re ares students or the years ahead as they grow and develo their ractice lication deadline is une th
HERBAL CLINIC
Patients are welcome to visit our affordable herbal training centre The in-person clinic operates in Hemyock, evon, and we also offer a convenient online clinic option
HOME HERBALIST COURSES
We offer online and in-person home herbalist courses that will teach you how to confidently use herbs to treat family and friends
SUMMER SCHOOL
An annual 5-day summer school Experience herbal immersion and build medicine making skills
Betonica’s work is grounded in the belief that herbal medicine is, and has always been, fundamentally of the people. This belief shapes how the school teaches, how it shows up for its community, and how care is offered through its clinics. For more information go to: www.betonica.co.uk
A HERBALIST IN EVERY HOME
A PRACTITIONER IN EVERY TOWN www.betonica.co.uk
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Wild Guardians at 42 Acres
Anew, relaxed monthly volunteer gathering supporting nature restoration. Spend a few hours in the species-rich landscape at 42 Acres, doing something that matters alongside like-minded folk.
This month, learn how to create and locate footprint tunnels to help detect whether the protected hazel dormouse is present on site. You’ll also take a gentle walk around the 11-acre lake, learning how to read the landscape and record observations that contribute to global biodiversity databases and help make the case for nature.
Along the way, you’ll look for signs of beaver activity, animal tracks, and birdlife, finishing at the white stork enclosure, part of 42 Acres’ species reintroduction work (where there may well be new
Gather
chicks!). Join in with a wild swim (optional) and then lunch.
The next Wild Guardians takes place on 28th at 2pm. No experience is needed, just a willingness to get stuck in. Wild Guardians is free, but spaces are limited and booking is essential: www.42acres.com/retreats-and-events
Slow Sundays at 42 Acres
UNFILTERED FROME
Real Wine & Contemporary Art Fair
UNFILTERED FROME is a new art and wine fair coming to Frome this July, bringing contemporary artists and lowintervention winemakers together in one shared space at Silk Mill. The event was founded by three people whose backgrounds naturally overlap across art, wine, and events. The idea began with the founder of Saddle Goose, Adam, who originally trained as a fine artist and later worked in art direction. A long-standing interest in how place, material, and culture shape creativity led from art into winemaking, where the same ideas apply. After making wine around the world, Saddle Goose was founded in 2020 to focus on boundary-pushing, low-intervention wines made from English grapes. That journey brought the winery to Frome, with a working winery opening in 2024 and a cellar door in 2025.
Kate, co-founder and partner, brings a strong focus on making the arts more open and accessible. Her experience spans major cultural organisations including the Design Museum, RIBA, Bow Arts Trust, and the Barbican Centre. Her background helped shape UNFILTERED FROME as an inclusive, welcoming event where people can engage directly with artists and makers.
UNFILTERED FROME brings together over 20 low-intervention wine producers and more than 15 contemporary artists from across the UK.
The final piece came through Michelle, founder of Tribe Somerset, who has built a reputation for creating open, energetic, and genuinely inclusive creative events. When all three connected at a Tribe Somerset event at Silk Mill, it quickly became clear that they shared the same values. With the right people, the right venue, and the right town, the idea for UNFILTERED FROME took shape.
UNFILTERED FROME brings together over 20 low-intervention wine producers and more than 15 contemporary artists from across the UK. Visitors can meet the makers, enjoy wine tastings, explore exhibitions, take part in workshops, watch live drawing, and enjoy local food, DJs, and alternative drinks including beer, cider, and kombucha.
The fair takes place on Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th July at Silk Mill. Sessions run Saturday 12:00–16:00 and 17:00–21:00, and Sunday 12:00–17:00. Early bird tickets are £15, rising to £18, and include entry, tastings, an UNFILTERED tote bag, a keep glass, and five sip tokens.
UNFILTERED FROME is a relaxed, accessible event built around creativity, conversation, and community—bringing art and wine together without barriers.
Stay at Vallis Farm
Mid-week stays in the shepherd’s huts at Vallis Farm offer a gentle escape from the pace of everyday life. Set within the Market Garden, the huts are completely off-grid, giving guests the chance to slow down, switch off, and settle into the natural rhythms of the farm. Without emails, notifications, or screens, days unfold simply— waking to birdsong, spending time outdoors, and enjoying evenings by the fire pit beneath starry skies.
The two hand-built huts provide cosy, restful accommodation, each with a comfortable double bed and views across the garden. Guests wake with the light, watch chickens roam the veg beds, and ease into mornings at a calmer pace. With
no electricity or running water, the experience encourages a refreshing return to basics: cooking over the fire, wandering the farm, and resting deeply at night.
Shared facilities include a Field Kitchen with running water, a gas hob and kettle, a compost loo, and a gas-powered shower. One hut, The Woodsman, also features a wood-fired hot tub available for an additional fee.
Guests can enjoy the wild swimming pond, enquire about sauna access, and check the events calendar for workshops or seasonal gatherings during their stay.
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Frome Pride Celebrates Five Years with Landmark 2026 Season
Frome Pride will mark its fifth anniversary with its most ambitious programme to date. Running throughout June, the season brings together performance, community events and celebrations across the town.
The programme launches on Sunday 7th June with the return of the Frome Pride Youth Stage Takeover at The Frome Independent Market, showcasing emerging performers and speakers from the next generation. On Thursday 11th June, the Merlin Theatre will host The Luxurious Time: A Queer Love Story, a moving solo play written and performed by Martin Lewton.
A historic moment follows on Saturday 20th June with the first-ever Frome Pride Community
Gathering at Rodden Meadow. The celebrations continue on Saturday 27th June with the town’s first full Pride Parade, travelling along Bath Street and ending at the Frome Weekly Market Community Stage, supported by the Loud Mouth Café team.
The season concludes with the Frome Pride Season Finale Party at the Silk Mill, featuring DJs, cabaret and community celebration.
More information and tickets are available at: www.fromepride.org
An award-winning, coeducational independent preparatory school and nursery for children aged 6 months to 11 years.
We are a small school with a big ambition, situated in the beautiful village of Beckington, near Frome, on the Wiltshire – Somerset border. Our vision is to ignite a passion for learning and for life in every child. This happens every day through exciting, engaging lessons in small class sizes, and also through the wide range of enrichment activities available to the children.
Our latest glowing inspection report, January 2026, is on our website
Families are invited to join our open events with Headteacher, Sally Cox for an exploration of the opportunities Springmead School can offer...
Friday 19th June from 9am to 11am
or, if you would prefer a personal tour, please contact our friendly admissions team.
Booking is essential for all our events. Please scan the QR code to visit our website.
Vallis Farm Youth Club
Ages 12-14, Vallis Farm, 4 - 5.30pm
The Claridge Lecture - Professor David Olusoga OBE
American Museum, 6.15 - 8pm
Vallis Farm Youth Club
Ages 12-14, Vallis Farm, 4 - 5.30pm
Permaculture Volunteer Day
42 Acres, 9am - 2pm
Frome Wednesday Market
Cattle Market Car Park, 9am - 3pm
Vallis Farm Youth Club
Ages 14-16Vallis Farm, 5 - 6.30pm
Trio Paradis: Iberia Christ Church, 1.15 - 2pm
Garden Lates - Last Night’s Fun
American Museum, 5.30 - 8.30pm
Intro to Visible Mending: Swiss
Darning Vallis Farm, 9.30 - 11.30am
Frome Ukulele Band Fun Concert
St Mary’s Church (Berkley) 7.30 - 9.30pm
Frome Saturday Market
Cattle Market Car Park, 9am - 3pm
Frome Carnival Family Funday & Dog Show Victoria Park, 12 - 5pm
Tri.Art Dance & Performance:
Senior Showcase Merlin Theatre, 3pm & 6pm
Burnt Sugar x The Stores Midsummer Feast:
A Garden Table Gathering Vallis Farm, 12.30 - 3.45pm & 5.30 - 8.45pm
Frome Independent Market Frome Town Centre, 10am - 3pm
Frome Wednesday Market Cattle Market Car Park, 9am - 3pm
Theatre North: The Luxurious Time - A Queer Love Story Merlin Theatre, 7.30pm
Crafting Retreat Day with Swim and Sauna Vallis Farm. 10am - 3.30pm Garden Theatre - Othello
American Museum, 7 - 9.30pm Night River Presents: Pete Josef Rose Memorial Hall, 7.30pm
Frome Farmers’ Market
Boyle Cross, 9am - 1pm
Frome Saturday Market
Cattle Market Car Park, 9am - 3pm
No Dig Veg Growing Workshop Vallis Farm, 9am - 1pm
Stolen Moments - What I’m
Talking About Christ Church, 3 - 5pm Rob Rouse: Funny Bones Merlin Theatre, 7.30pm
Rainbow Family Community Day American Museum, 10am - 5pm Mells Open Gardens Mells Village, 11am - 5pm
Hunting Raven presents No Fair Maidens Kim Willis, The Archangel, 7.30pm
Frome Wednesday Market Cattle Market Car Park, 9am - 3pm
Woolf Women: Now Or Never (screening) Merlin Theatre, 7pm
Swing From Paris, Rook Lane, 7.30pm
Intro to Embroidery: Regency
Whitework Vallis Farm. 9.30 - 11.30am
Summer Solstice Day Retreat
Vallis Farm. 10:00 - 4pm,
Summer Solstice Retreat with Alex Mytton 42 Acres
Professor Slug’s House Of Bugs
Merlin Theatre, 4pm
Sunset Silent Disco Vallis Farm, 7 - 10pm
Frome Saturday Market
Cattle Market Car Park, 9am - 3pm
Silver Clay Workshop with Elanor Steel Christina Oswin’s Workshop, 10am - 1pm
Frome Pride Community
Gathering Rodden Meadow, 11am - 3pm
Summer Botanical Gelii Print Workshops Vallis Farm, 2 - 4pm
Summer Solstice Retreat with Alex Mytton 42 Acres
Frome Book Fair Cheese & Grain, 10am - 3pm
Summer Solstice Retreat with Alex Mytton 42 Acres
Summer Solstice Retreat with Alex Mytton 42 Acres
Peer Gynt - A Comedy Of Terrors Merlin Theatre, 7pm
Frome Wednesday Market
Cattle Market Car Park, 9am - 3pm
NT Live: The Playboy Of The Western World (screening) Merlin Theatre, 7pm
Raise the Cycle 6 month journey Vallis Farm, 7 - 8.30pm
FLOC Community Group
Good Heart Cafe, 7.45 - 8.45pm
NT Live: Les Liaisons Dangerous (screening) Merlin Theatre, 7pm
Frome Women’s Circle Collective Vallis Farm, 7 - 9pm
Intro to Embroidery: Lettering Vallis Farm, 9.30 - 11.30am
Dirty Laundry: Summer Spectacular Merlin Theatre, 8pm
Frome Saturday Market Cattle Market
Car Park, 9am - 3pm
Gardening For Your Gut Day Retreat Vallis Farm, 10am - 5pm Corn Dolly Making Workshop
Black Swan Arts, 10am - 4pm
Frome Pride Community Parade
Starts at top of Bath Street, 11.30am
Frome Pride Season Finale Party Silk Mill, 7.30pm - 12am
Wild Gardens 42 Acres, 10am - 2pm
Capturing Nature - Make a Silver Clay Pendant Vallis Farm, 10am - 1pm
Slow Sundays 42 Acres, 11am - 4pm
Hadestown - Teen Edition
Merlin Theatre, 2pm & 7pm
Mini Mindful Beings Baby Massage 5 week course Vallis Farm, 11am - 12pm
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