STRENGTHEN . GROW WITH PURE MOVES
MARTHA TILSTON AT ROOK LANE
Rose Langley
Ithink, in a previous life, I may have been a goldfish - my memory appears to be no more advanced, set, as it seems to be, on repeating certain mistakes ad-infinitum, especially when it comes to one thing in particular: glamping. Over the years we have embarked on many mini breaks, in various non-brick and mortar set-ups, from a geodesic dome in the woods to a yurt in an orchard, a cabin on the edge of Dartmoor and a shepherd’s hut in Exmoor. These little holidays are always booked with great excitement and a touch of naive romance: for a weekend we will live a wonderfully simple life, away from the trappings of modern society. We arrive, as always, with sausages to be cooked on a campfire, wine to be drunk and games to be played. Wellies and waterproofs carefully packed, we are ready for anything. But history, if observed a little more closely, would have told me that we are not, in fact, ready for anything and, for us at least, glamping is always an absolute washout.
Torrential rain is a given. This is of course to be expected in the UK, and we can weather a storm or two, even under canvas. But it is in fact so heavy that we find we can’t really leave the yurt. Trips to the toilet, at the other end of the field we are
in, mean being soaked to the bone. The kids are becoming restless. Meals that were to be cooked on the now sodden fire pit go uneaten and we decide to drive to the nearest town for food. This means driving down the track (it should be illegal to call this a road) which almost ruined our car the first time, with rocks jutting upwards, seemingly designed to scupper our aged banger.
The kids don’t sleep, unfamiliar sounds and hammering wind and rain keeping them, and therefore us, in a state of semi wakefulness all night. In the morning we are all less sparkly than we need to be to get through this. Both kids start to snuffle, they have tandem colds - yippee! A decision is made to leave early. We pack our now entirely wet luggage and poor, neglected sausages, and head, with no small sense of relief, for home.
As I went to sleep in my own bed, I wondered what on earth made me once again book a glamping weekend, and whether I have the ability to stop myself from doing so again. Who knows, but one thing is for sure… ooh hang on, there is a lovely vintage caravan with a fire pit in a secluded field in Cornwall. I wonder if it’s available next May…
Harvest Joy at Vallis Farm
Vallis Farm, 5th October, 10am - 3pm
This autumn, Vallis Farm is celebrating the season with a Harvest Festival that blends tradition, creativity and community spirit. The day will brim with countryside fun, from tug-of-war and welly wanging to a family-friendly scarecrow trail. Head grower Charlie will invite visitors into the market garden to see where their vegetables come from, while children can enjoy forest crafts and animal feeding sessions.
Beyond the fields, the farm’s makers will open their studios, offering workshops and handmade goods alongside stalls of plants, preserves and produce. Storytelling and simple craft activities will keep younger guests engaged, with cork boats setting sail on the natural pool before dusk.
Food is at the heart of the celebration: hearty lamb stew, farm-fresh vegetable soup, thick bread and indulgent tearoom treats. For those seeking calm, the festival also offers a rare chance for non-members to try the new wild swimming pool and sauna. More than just a day out, Vallis Farm’s Harvest Festival is a chance to gather, play and savour the richness of the season together.
The Vintage Bazaar
Cheese & Grain, 25th October, 9am - 2pm
Now in its second decade, the Vintage Bazaar has earned its reputation as one of the UK’s top antique and vintage fairs, drawing sellers and collectors from across the South-West and beyond. Frequently featured in the national press, and even attracting visitors from overseas, the fair has become a mustvisit event on the antiques calendar.
This month, the fair returns to its regular home at the Cheese & Grain. The venue will once again be brimming with treasures, from French brocante and period clothing to textiles, jewellery, decorative antiques and unique finds spanning the 1920s through to the 1970s. Many dealers reserve their finest pieces for the event, making the displays a highlight in themselves.
Visitors can also browse handmade creations with a vintage influence, making them perfect for early Christmas shopping. And with Frome’s renowned independent shops on nearby Catherine Hill, the day promises even more reasons to linger in this picturesque town. The Vintage Bazaar is known not only for its stunning stock but also for its welcoming atmosphere and knowledgeable traders who are always happy to share their expertise. Entry is £3, with refreshments available.
The Vintage Bazaar
Located in the very centre of the town, directly opposite the main car park, the building’s unique circular shape lends itself to a wide and diverse range of uses, from exhibitions and photo-shoots, to pop-up shop and gallery.
Contact Leon Thompson: 0777 587 1350 office@blackswanarts.org.uk
Merlin Theatre, 10th October, 7.30pm
After a hugely enjoyable debut show in the summer, Fearg returns to host another glorious evening of top-quality variety with a fresh and eclectic new line-up. The evening’s headliners are none other than the legends of comedy improv, Instant Wit. Their fast-paced sketches, songs and gags are completely improvised and directed by the audience, making it an addictive, hilarious and always unique experience.
Also taking to the stage is Frome’s own master of musical mischief, Tom Veck. Known for his witty ditties - often inspired by the confessions of strangers - he has earned five-star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe and performed to a packed house at Frome Festival. Opening the show are the incomparable and indecently entertaining Frukes, bringing their signature ukulele-fuelled fun.
Three great acts. One ticket. Boundless entertainment. Pick & Mix is a joyful, welcoming night of playful nonsense and brilliant performances, all for the price of a takeaway. Audiences are invited to grab a ticket, join the community and share the laughter, whether with a friend, a date, or simply by themselves.
Rook Lane, 11th October, 7.30pm
A pure silken voice and lyrics that inspire and captivate, Martha Tilston has developed a successful musical career with a large and loyal following. She has performed on some of the world’s most prestigious stages and festivals, recorded and released several critically acclaimed albums, gained a nomination for BBC best newcomer, appeared as a guest vocalist for Zero 7, toured internationally and worked with the some of the world’s most inspiring performers including Damien Rice, Nick Harper, Kae Tempest, Roddy Frame (Aztec Camera) and Zero 7.
Martha Tilston
HEDGEROW FORAGING WORKSHOP WITH JO WEBBER
5th October, 10am
This October, forager and Ayurvedic practitioner, Jo Webber will lead a hands-on workshop exploring the abundance of wild foods growing in local hedgerows. Participants will forage for seasonal plants such as elderberries, rosehips, blackberries, hawthorn and sloes before creating their own “Hedgerow Healer” immunity boosting tonic to take home. The session also includes two wildcrafted recipes with full handouts, along with practical guidance on traditional preservation methods using sea salt, honey, vinegar and brandy.
Designed for all abilities, the workshop offers a friendly and inclusive atmosphere. Mobility needs can be discussed in advance, and dogs are welcome on leads. Participants are encouraged to bring along a basket or bag for gathering their finds. To book your place, go to: www.joannawebber.com
Rich in antioxidants and immune-supporting properties, these hedgerow finds are perfectly timed for the autumn season.
Alternative Celebrations for Conscious Teams
This festive season, gather your team for a celebration that’s truly out-of-the-ordinary. With rewilded landscapes as your backdrop and The Hermitage as your setting. With a Wild Christmas Menu designed to bring a touch of wonder, And, nature-connection experiences foster a deeper sense of connection to all-that-is.
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10, 11 & 12 OCTOBER
PORTAL: FROME DOORS An Exhibition of Paintings by John Birkett-Smith. Friday 10th Preview 6:30 - 8:30pm Saturday 11th 2-4pm | Sunday 12th 2–4pm
11 OCTOBER
MARTHA TILSTON
Doors 7pm Concert 7.30pm. Tickets £20 from seetickets.com cheeseandgrain.com or gigantic.com
12 OCTOBER
FROME CONCERTS GROUP PRESENT:
ARIE DAKESIAN Doors 2.25pm Concert 3pm
Tickets: fromeconcertsgroup.org
17 OCTOBER
SURA SUSSO WITH PERCUSSIONIST
AMADOU DIAGNE Doors 7pm Concert 7.30pm
Tickets £20 tickettailor.com
19 OCTOBER
FROME CONCERTS GROUP PRESENT:
DUO DORADO Doors 2.25pm Concert 3pm
Tickets: fromeconcertsgroup.org
25 OCTOBER CANORYON LOWEN CONCERT
Doors 7pm concert 7.30pm | Tickets: £10 ticketlab.app
3 NOVEMBER
LAURA JURD ALBUM LAUNCH
Doors 7pm concert 7.30pm. Tickets £15 from Eventbrite
Uncommon Ground
Black Swan Arts
Featuring a group of contemporary artists/ printmakers, including Dr Catherine Cartwright, Maxine Foster, Tallulah Foster, Julie Leach Hilary Paynter, Christopher Pig and Sandra Porter, all reflecting their diverse practices, this exhibition highlights the potential of print.
Inspired by the environment, nature and contemporary technology, each artist responds in their own personal way to the political, identity and climate issues with which we are faced on a daily basis. Uncommon in their concepts, responses and subject matter, they are nevertheless manipulating print as a voice to express different viewpoints.
Figurative or abstract, the artists explore and combine multiple print processes including wood engraving, intaglio, monotype, linocut, etching and screenprint.
Mechanical Pig Racing
Horningsham Village Hall, 11th October, 6.30pm
Missed the thrill of the Grand National or the glamour of Ascot? Horningsham Cricket Club is bringing the races closer to home with a fundraising night of mechanical pig racing at Horningsham Village Hall. The evening promises plenty of fun, with six semi-finals leading up to a grand final. Each race will feature six pigs, with owners competing for cash prizes and bragging rights. Bets start at just £2, with winnings shared among the lucky punters. Food and drink are provided by James Hughes Davies (Little Jack’s) and Bruce Martin (September House) who will be serving up award-winning sausage rolls and sides, while the bar - run by Euan Barker (Moo and Two) and Geoff Lodge (Still Life Gin) - will offer a fine selection of local beers, wine, prosecco and soft drinks. The event is strictly for ages 16 and over. With a lively mix of racing, food and community spirit, it’s set to be an unmissable night at the village hall.
The exhibition is held in the Long Gallery at Black Swan Arts and runs until 18th October.
HOSTED BY HORNINGSHAM CRICKET CLUB
SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER 2025
6:30PM - 10PM HORNINGSHAM VILLAGE HALL, BA12 7LL
THE RACES
6 SEMI-FINALS AND A GRAND FINAL
6 PIGS PER RACE
OWNERS COMPETE FOR CASH PRIZES & GLORY
THE DRINK
MOO & TWO & STILL LIFE GINSERVING LOCAL BEERS, WINE, PROSECCO & SOFT DRINKS!
STANDARD ENTRY: £15
INCLUDES SAUSAGE ROLL
OWNERS ENTRY: £40
INCLUDES SUPPER AND A RACING PIG, WINNERS GET £75 FOR THEIR RACE.
MIN AGE 16. NAMED TICKETS ONLY.
THE FOOD LITTLE JACK’S SAUSAGE ROLLSSERVING AWARD WINNING SAUSAGE ROLLS!
THE BETS RUN BY LOCAL EXPERT CHARLIE HARRIS. MINIMUM BET £2WINNING POT SHARED.
SPONSORED BY: THE BATH ARMS AT LONGLEAT, LITTLE JACK’S SAUSAGE ROLLS, LONGLEAT, PHIXIUS ANTIQUES, STILL LIFE GIN, MOO & TWO
Laura Jurd, Rites and Revelations Album Launch
Rook Lane, 3rd November, 7.30pm
One of the most distinctive voices in jazz and improvised music today, Laura Jurd’s unique approach to the trumpet is celebrated in the work that she creates. Laura’s love of folk traditions can often be heard in her music, alongside her background in classical composition. The result is a melodic world full of compelling twists and turns, while retaining a grounded sense of familiarity. In the past couple of years, Laura’s love of traditional music has deepened, having played alongside the likes of Irish fiddle player Ultan O’Brien and English accordionist Martin Green (one third of super-group Lau).
This Autumn sees Laura returning to the stage, presenting her astonishing new album ‘Rites and Revelations’, due for release in October. The music
Burnt Sugar Collective x The Stores Fireside Feast
1st November, Vallis Farm
As the leaves fall and the evenings grow crisp, Burnt Sugar Collective and The Stores invite you to Vallis Farm for a feast that celebrates the richness of autumn for seasonal cooking, open fires and candlelit conversation. Enjoy a welcome drink by the flames, then a seat at the farmhouse table where duck, spiced plums, foraged mushrooms and the garden’s last harvest will be cooked into a four-course feast. Generous plates, rooted in the season and the place that grows them.
You’ll find wines from independent makers, chosen and poured by The Stores, which carry the food, with bottles to take home if you wish. A cosy evening celebrating ingredients that are picked close by, cooked slowly, shared around a long table with good people.
takes the listener on a journey of ritual and catharsis, propelled by the world-class rhythm section of Ruth Goller, bass, and Corrie Dick, drums, alongside the contemporary folk masters Ultan O’Brien and Martin Green. ‘Jurd seems unconcerned by transient fashions or enrolment in any kind of scene, and pursues a private muse that draws on jazz, folk traditions from Europe and the Middle East… her work is always spiritedly accessible, and often suggests wordless songs.’ – John Fordham, The Guardian.
Permaculture Volunteer Day at 42 Acres
1 Oct, 9am - 1pm
Step into the heart of agro-ecology with a half-day in the 42 Acres permaculture garden. Join the team and learn hands-on regenerative growing skills, from building hugelkultur beds and weaving willow structures to sowing, harvesting, and threshing. Alongside practical tasks, there’ll be meditation, sharing, and nature connection. The morning closes with a simple and nourishing shared lunch. Afterwards, you’re welcome to stay and explore the land or take a wild dip in the lake.
Half Term
Halloween Fun
American Museum and Gardens
Families are invited to step into a week of classic American-style Halloween festivities this October half term, with activities and events designed to delight visitors of all ages.
Throughout the week, children can follow an interactive pumpkin trail through the stunning autumnal gardens, earning a Halloween pin prize from Charlie the Chipmunk. Guests will also find a Scarecrow Friends photo station, perfect for capturing seasonal memories, and enjoy creative craft activities in the Stables.
On Wednesday 29th October, the museum will host a special Pay What You Can Day, ensuring everyone can join in the fun. Visitors are encouraged to come in Halloween costume, and to explore the Beyond Infinity space exhibition, filled with games, handson fun and educational adventures.
The celebrations culminate on Thursday 31st October with a packed day of spooky excitement. Highlights include Trick-or-Treat, with candy stations dotted around the grounds, a dog costume competition, giving four-legged friends a chance to join the fun and an evening Halloween Kids’ Rave with the Super Pirates (tickets required, not included with general admission).
With so much to enjoy, this half term promises a magical mix of autumn colour, Halloween spirit, and family-friendly adventure.
Halloween Zombie Silent Disco
31st October 7 - 8pm
Rare Species Entertainment, creators of cult favourites like Frome – The Fecund Coming, Saggers Plays Pop, and Mojo Moves, are back with a Halloween treat you won’t want to miss. Reanimated by local shaman Colin Entwhistle of the Mount, they’re bringing a celebration of the undead to the streets of Frome.
Join the terrifyingly bad dancer Virginia Saggers on a silent disco walking dead tour this Halloween. Adults and children alike can dress as zombies - or any spooky character - and lurch, shuffle or dance their way around a circular route through Frome, all set to a spine-tingling soundtrack delivered directly via headphones. Headphones will be provided, and volume can be adjusted for maximum immersive effect.
Recommended for ages 8 and up, all under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult. The tour promises mildly scary fun, including ghosts, frights and plenty of undead antics.
The tour departs from outside Frome Town Hall. Please note this event is independent of the Town Council, so please direct all inquiries to the organisers, not the council. Book via eventbrite.co.uk
Pure Moves A Haven of Health & Wellness in the Heart of Frome
Once known as the Golden Knoll, the cluster of Wesleyan buildings perched high at the top of Bath Road in Frome town centre was a prominent gathering place for Victorian residents. These buildings include a former day school and, today, community and learning remain at their heart.
Pure Moves, Frome’s long-standing Pilates and wellness studio, was founded by Liz Chandler in 2007 and has served the town for almost two decades, offering Pilates classes, Qigong, counselling, and holistic therapies.
Pure Moves is tucked away in the very centre of town. As you approach the studios, you are welcomed by blooming gardens in summer and the golden glow of the impressive Grade II listed former school. Inside, the main studio is bright, warm, and uplifting, with no distracting music or fussy décor.
Liz’s original vision for Pure Moves has always been community-focused, and today it is a popular wellbeing hub for Frome residents. With enthusiasm for Pilates growing thanks to increasing recognition from the medical and media world, Pure Moves now offers 50 classes each week—25 Pilates mat sessions and 25 Pilates Reformer classes.
The benefits of Pilates are no secret. It is a complete mind-body exercise method that teaches awareness and control, focused breathing, and postural alignment. Pilates builds core strength, improves flexibility, stability, balance, and stamina through a series of low-impact conditioning and stretching exercises. Pure Moves believes Pilates changes lives, and many of its clients feel the same—an incredible number of them have attended since the studio first opened.
It is a sanctuary from the busy tug and pull of everyday life.
The values of community, kindness, teamwork, and the healing power of movement are shared across staff and teachers.
With over 300 students each week, Pure Moves attracts men and women of all ages and abilities who want to move well and feel good. Mat classes take place in the spacious main studio with its soaring ceiling and beautiful windows, while the adjacent Reformer studio boasts state-of-the-art equipment. Every enrolment begins with a one-toone introduction with a teacher to ensure a solid foundation of understanding. Students commit to half-term blocks of classes, under the ethos that true results come from regular practice. With small class sizes, every student is seen and supported, ensuring movements are performed safely and effectively.
The values of community, kindness, teamwork, and the healing power of movement are shared across staff and teachers. Each client is treated as an individual, with enrolment carefully tailored to match them with the most suitable class. Pure Moves teachers are known for their expertise and experience, with a wealth of knowledge about conditions and injuries. They adapt and create programmes that are accessible for everyone—from elite athletes to those rehabilitating from injury.
Beyond Pilates, Pure Moves hosts Qigong classes and weekend workshops ranging from women’s circles to yoga. Upstairs, two tranquil treatment rooms offer holistic therapies such as massage and counselling.
To find out more and hear what Pure Moves clients have to say, visit www.puremoves.com.
A Festive Feast
with Pomona Supper Club
This winter, Frome’s Pomona Supper Club is hosting a festive feast at St. Mary’s Church, Innox Hill on 13th December, complete with twinkling lights, Christmassy cocktails, and a singalong to set the mood. Hosted by Lucy, a private chef with 25 years’ experience, the event promises a joyful evening of food, drink and community. The supper club is all about bringing people together - singles, couples and groups are welcome. Guests are seated around long tables to share a seasonal feast celebrating West Country produce, with a particular nod to Somerset. While the menu is still being finalized, attendees can expect shared starters such as pan-seared scallops with horseradish cream and toasted walnuts and honeyed carrots with whipped feta, cumin and coriander. For mains, an old-fashioned beef and ale pie with winter greens is planned, followed by a custard tart with nutmeg
and a local cheese with fig chutney, finished with a glass of Pomona brandy. Vegetarian options and accommodations for allergies will be available. The evening begins at 6.15pm with pre-dinner drinks, and supper is served around 7.15pm. The festive atmosphere will be enhanced by live music and a singalong, continuing last year’s popular tradition of fun, merriment and communal celebration. Formulation Cocktails will provide a curated wine list, soft drinks and handmade cocktails. Pomona Supper Club also offers corporate catering in the lead-up to Christmas, including delivery meals and canapé menus.
Spaces are £60 per guest and can be booked online at www.pomonasupperclub.co.uk or with Lucy directly via pomonasupperclub@yahoo.com or 07500484845. More information and menus can be found on the website.
COMING UP AT THE INN
Adventures in Menstruating
Comedy Lecture with Chella Quint OBE
This October, Frome is set to host a unique and timely celebration of women’s health, as Chella Quint OBE, founder of the Period Positive movement, brings her interactive comedy performance lecture Adventures in Menstruating! to the town. Part of the Championing Women’s Health event series, the show promises to combine humour, activism, and education in a way that only Chella can.
Following a 5-star run at the Edinburgh Fringe and a feature on CBBC Newsround’s Let’s Talk About Periods, the performance tackles menstrual taboos head-on, blending history, craftivism and candid discussion with plenty of laughs. Attendees will not only enjoy the show but can participate in
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interactive activities, engage in a Q&A, and attend a book signing afterwards.
Open to the public, the event welcomes ages 11 and up (with an accompanying adult), making it a perfect evening for families, friends and anyone ready to explore these important topics in an inclusive and light-hearted setting. Dads and guardians are encouraged to join the fun, helping break the stigma around periods across generations.
Taking place at Frome Medical Practice on Wednesday, 15th October at 6pm. Places can be reserved for free via eventbrite.co.uk
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Five Yard Coffee’s New Container Café
Tucked away in the heart of Frome’s trading estate, Five Yard Coffee serves speciality coffee from the renowned Roundhill Roastery. Operating from the yard at McEwan’s Customs – a classic car restoration and body shop – the brand new Container Café has arrived just in time for cooler temperatures. Visitors can enjoy the unique atmosphere of vintage motors rolling in and out, all while soaking up the laid-back vibes of this little oasis.
The grand opening of the new and expanded shack takes place on Saturday 4th October, where guests can enjoy drinks - caffeinated or alcoholic - until 5pm, accompanied by live music and an array of delicious bites.
Open Monday to Friday: 8.30am - 2pm, Saturday 10am - 2pm with coffee and motors mornings every last Sunday of the month. You can find Five Yard Coffee on Manor Road, BA11 4BG @fiveyardcoffee
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How to Fall in Love with the Future
A Conversation with Rob Hopkins
Environmental activist and author Rob Hopkins will visit Frome on 23 October, 7–9pm at the Cheese and Grain, for A Conversation with Rob Hopkins, celebrating the launch of his new book How to Fall in Love with the Future: A Time Traveller’s Guide to Changing the World. Known for his inspiring optimism, Rob explores how imagining better futures can help us build them.
“In these times of deep division and despair, it often feels the future will be awful,” says Rob. “Yet cultures can change—rapidly and unexpectedly—for the better.”
Frome Town Council’s Climate Action Lead, Matt Mellen, adds: “We’re delighted to welcome Rob back to share his knowledge and optimism. His book shows how people and movements throughout history have used visions of the future to spark dramatic,
positive change. It asks: what if we all set to work imagining—and creating—a world we loved?”
Author of six books including From What Is to What If, Rob also founded the Transition Movement, supporting communities to move away from fossil fuels and embrace sustainability.
Published by Chelsea Green in September, the new book will be available at the event, which includes a Q&A and signing. Tickets cost £3 via Discover Frome or bit.ly/rob-hopkins-in-frome.
Established in 1990 Annette creates contemporary designs using traditional skills as a designer goldsmith, working with all precious metals and stones, specialising in Australian Opal.
View Annette’s extensive collection of loose Boulder and Crystal Opals as well as an exquisite range of hand made jewellery, designed and created by Annette within her showroom on Catherine Hill in Frome.
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Superior Interiors
With Alice Hayles
For more than 15 years, interior stylist Alice Hayles has been helping clients transform their homes and spaces, bringing colour, texture, and personality into every project. With a background in visual merchandising for Graham and Green and Urban Outfitters, and a degree in Textiles from Central St. Martins, Alice has spent her career immersed in the world of design and styling.
“I love talking through projects and helping clients realise their dream fabrics, rooms, or homes”
Her work ranges from small touches—such as sourcing fabrics and soft furnishings—to fullscale interior design projects. What sets Alice apart is her ability to balance creativity with practicality, ensuring her clients get the best out of their budgets. With a wide network of trusted makers and suppliers, she can deliver bespoke solutions tailored to any style or price point.
Alice also has specialist experience working with listed properties and conservation homes, where her eye for detail helps clients avoid costly mistakes. For her, the process is as rewarding as the result: “I love talking through projects and helping clients realise their dream fabrics, rooms, or homes,” she says.
Alice’s varied portfolio includes sourcing Italian fabrics for a neighbour’s curtains to long-standing collaborations with businesses and property developers. Whether it’s a cosy home project or a large commercial property, Alice’s work blends style, function, and character. Happy clients include Lexa Hunt, owner of Wraxall Vineyard, who says “Alice has transformed the cottages at Wraxall Vineyard. She has advised, guided, designed and curated the interiors, creating comfortable spaces that are unique. Our clients love how welcoming the cottages feel. Alice also softened our Tasting Space, and we continue to work with her because of her exceptional taste and brilliant eye for what’s right in every space.” For more information go to alicehayles.com
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Permaculture Volunteer Day
(with lunch and wild swim), 42 Acres, 9am-2pm
The Royal Opera: Tosca
(screening) Merlin Theatre, 6.45pm
Improv Lab The Awesome Studio, 7pm
Move, Breath & Relax (Yoga)
Vallis Farm, 1pm
Sacha Dench: The Human Swan (screening & live Q&A), Merlin Theatre, 7pm
Mojo Moves RISE, 9.30am
Arcade Fridays Awesome Studio, 5 - 7.30pm
An Evening With Tiggy Walker
The Assembly Rooms, 7.30pm, £8
Frome Independent Market
Frome Town Centre, 10am - 3pm
Harvest Festival Vallis Farm, 10am - 3pm
Hedgerow Foraging Workshop with Jo Webber 5th October, 10am
Baby Massage 10.45am, Vallis Farm
Gentle Flow Yoga Vallis Farm, 6.15pm
The Reset Ritual Vallis Farm, 6.20pm
Mojo Moves Cheese & Grain, 6.45pm
Improv Lab The Awesome Studio, 7pm
Frome FIlm Club: The BeasT Merlin Theatre, 8pm
Move, Breath & Relax (Yoga)
13:00 - 14:00, at Vallis Farm
The Unfinished Club
The Awesome Studio, 8pm
Mojo Moves RISE, 9.30am
Women, Water & Wellbeing ~
Connect in Water Vallis Farm, 10.30am La Luna Devi Women’s Circle Vallis Farm, 12.15pm
Arcade Fridays Awesome Studio, 5 - 7.30pm
PORTAL: Frome Doors exhibition preview, Rook Lane, 6.30pm Pick & Mix Merlin Theatre, 10th October, 7.30pm
Autumn Foresting and Tasting Vallis Farm, 9.30am
PORTAL: Frome Doors Rook Lane, 2 - 4pm
Stolen Moments: M. Fermat’s
Margin Christ Church, 3pm
Family Crafternoon the Awesome Studio, 3 - 5pm
Mechanical Pig Racing Horningsham Village Hall, 6.30pm Martha Tilston Rook Lane, 7.30pm
An Evening With Marty Wild Merlin Theatre, 7.30pm
Frome Concerts Group present: Arie Dakesian Rook Lane, 3pm
Mothers’ Circle Vallis Farm, 10am
PORTAL: Frome Doors Rook Lane, 2 - 4pm
Baby Massage 10.45am, Vallis Farm
Gentle Flow Yoga Vallis Farm, 6.15pm
The Reset Ritual Vallis Farm, 6.20pm
Qigong 10:00 - 11.30, at Vallis Farm Move, Breath & Relax (Yoga) Vallis Farm, 1pm
Women’s Circle Vallis Farm, 7pm
Mojo Moves RISE, 9.30am
Soul-Balm Vallis Farm, 10am
Arcade Fridays Awesome Studio, 5 - 7.30pm
Planet Janet: Merlin 50th
Birthday Merlin Theatre, 7.30pm
Sura Susso with percussionist
Amadou Diagne Rook Lane, 7.30pm
Baby Massage 10.45am, Vallis Farm
Gentle Flow Yoga Vallis Farm, 6.15pm
The Reset Ritual Vallis Farm, 6.20pm Mojo Moves Cheese & Grain, 6.45pm
Improv Lab The Awesome Studio, 7pm
Move, Breath & Relax (Yoga) Vallis Farm, 1pm
NT Live: Mrs Warren’s Profession (screening) Merlin Theatre, 7pm
Mojo Moves RISE, 9.30am
Arcade Fridays Awesome Studio, 5 - 7.30pm
Angela Barnes Presents: Angst Merlin Theatre, 7.30pm
The Vintage Bazaar Cheese & Grain, 25th October, 9am - 2pm
Canoryon Lowen Concert Rook Lane, 7.30pm Antony & Cleopatra Merlin Theatre, 8pm
Trad Jazz: New Academic Feetwarmers The Three Swans, 8pm
Baby Massage 10.45am, Vallis Farm
The Reset Ritual Vallis Farm, 6.20pm Mojo Moves Cheese & Grain, 6.45pm
Improv Lab The Awesome Studio, 7pm
Mojo Moves RISE, 9.30am
Arcade Fridays Awesome Studio 5 - 7.30pm Hallowe’en Zombie Silent Disco 7 - 8pm
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