Past Events: May - August 2008 Programme

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EXHIBITION

Foreground 08: Intervention / Decoration More Info

Rook Lane Chapel is temporarily transformed with Richard Woods riotous false floor; a stage for an eclectic mix of free activities and performances. One of seven international artists “interrupting” Frome sites with significant contemporary art.

5/5/08 – 21/6/08

10:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday - Saturday

COMMUNITY

Intervention/Decoration: Family drop in workshop More Info

Free drop in sessions with creative stuff to do for children and their parents or carers.

29/5/08

1pm - 4pm

COMMUNITY

Intervention/Decoration: Family drop in workshop More Info

Free drop in sessions with creative stuff to do for children and their parents or carers.

31/5/08

1pm - 4pm

MUSIC

Intervention/Decoration: Frome Street Band More Info

Each Saturday afternoon from 3pm Richard Woods’ installation at Rook Lane Chapel will be transformed into a social stage, hosting an eclectic mix of free activities.

31/5/08

FILM

Rook Lane Films More Info

Bored with the mainstream? Rook Lane dims its lights again, and dusts off its spools for a new season of cinematic refreshment of rare treats from the film vaults up on the silver screen.

01/6/08

Doors 6.30pm

COMMUNITY

Intervention/Decoration: Family drop in workshop More Info

Free drop in sessions with creative stuff to do for children and their parents or carers.

07/6/08

1pm - 4pm

MUSIC

Intervention/Decoration: Frome Town Youth Band More Info

Each Saturday afternoon from 3pm Richard Woods’ installation at Rook Lane Chapel will be transformed into a social stage, hosting an eclectic mix of free activities.

07/6/08

MUSIC

José Zalba and Ruth Slatter More Info

We present the unusual combination of flute and percussion. The melodic side of the 20th century is strongly represented in Ruth and José's programme with Ravel's "Habanera for flute and marimba", an arrangement of Britten's "Blue Guitar" and Piazzolla's "Histoire de Tango".

08/6/08

Doors 4.15pm

COMMUNITY

Intervention/Decoration: Family drop in workshop More Info

Free drop in sessions with creative stuff to do for children and their parents or carers.

14/6/08

1pm - 4pm

MUSIC

Intervention/Decoration: Jackdaws Songbirds More Info

Each Saturday afternoon from 3pm Richard Woods’ installation at Rook Lane Chapel will be transformed into a social stage, hosting an eclectic mix of free activities.

14/6/08

COMMUNITY

Intervention/Decoration: Family drop in workshop More Info

Free drop in sessions with creative stuff to do for children and their parents or carers.

21/6/08

1pm - 4pm

COMMUNITY

Intervention/Decoration: Storytelling for 4-9 year olds More Info

Each Saturday afternoon from 3pm Richard Woods’ installation at Rook Lane Chapel will be transformed into a social stage, hosting an eclectic mix of free activities.

21/6/08

FASHION

Ephemeral Brazil: Fashion and Art Show More Info

Recycling with style; fashion created by the ‘Economia Solidaria’ co-operatives in Rio. In aid of Transformarte and the Children at Risk Foundation.

22/6/08

Doors 12 noon onwards

EXHIBITION

Frome Festival: Evolver Prize Exhibition More Info

Exhibition of work created by Wessex-based artists, photographers and graphic designers selected for Evolver's sixth annual front cover competition.

05/7/08 - 19/7/08

10:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday - Saturday

EXHIBITION

Frome Festival: Ephemeral Art More Info

Curated by the vibrant fashion designer and Milliner Cristina Carneiro de Mendonca Eastwood 'Open Horizon' is a joyful and exciting collection of some of the most interesting artists working in Brazil and Cuba today.

05/7/08 - 20/7/08

10:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday - Saturday

MUSIC

Frome Festival: Quercus More Info

Three unique musicians converge to create an evocative mixture of words and music, encompassing jazz, folk and traditional songs in contemporary settings.

04/7/08

Doors open: 7.30pm

MUSIC

Frome Festival: Bath Camerata More Info

An acapella celebration of the many colours of love, from Monteverdi’s sublime harmonies to Lennon and McCartney.

05/7/08

Doors open: 8.30pm

MUSIC

Frome Festival: Schumann to Shostakovich More Info

Richard May is one of Britain’s most outstanding cellists. Since winning the string section of Young Musician of the Year 1984 he has performed throughout the world, at such venues as Carnegie Hall, Wigmore Hall, South Bank and Barbican centres.

06/7/08

Doors open: 2.30pm

LITERARY

Frome Festival: Women's Poetry Selection More Info

Caeia March and friends; lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender heritage through poetry.

07/7/08

Doors open: 6.00pm

LITERARY

Frome Festival: Apple Source and Ciderland More Info

Food Frome presents an exploration of Somerset’s rich heritage of orchards, apples and cider, featuring Sue Clifford and cider guru and poet James Crowden.

09/7/08

Doors open: 7.00pm

MUSIC

Frome Festival: Karen Street: Accordion More Info

A regular member of Mike Westbrook’s groups, Karen is joined by Andy Tween on drums and Fred Baker on guitar. Expect an intimate and melodic evening rooted in jazz and folk traditions, set in a relaxed café atmosphere.

10/7/08

Doors open: 7.30pm

COMEDY

Frome Festival: Dudley Sutton More Info

Variably described as a ‘genius’ (his agent), and ‘idiot’ (his dad), and ‘judas’ (Dylan), Dudley Sutton is arguably best known as Tinker from Lovejoy. Dudley can’t wait to hit Frome with his salacious prose, torrid verse and scurrilous songs.

11/7/08

Doors open: 7.00pm

MUSIC

Frome Festival: Mozart the Violinist and his Sonatas More Info

Steven Hollas, playing on a Broadwood square piano, and Alison Townley, violin. A performance on period instruments, illuminated by tales from the life and letters of the Mozart family and their contemporaries.

13/7/08

Doors open: 2.30pm

EXHIBITION

Old Bakery Artists More Info

Old Bakery Artists have an enthusiastic following, not only within the Midsomer Norton / Radstock area, but increasingly further afield. This exhibition showcases a vibrant and diverse range of media; from painting and drawing, to a life-size, fully recycled dragon.

26/7/08 - 02/8/08

10:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday - Saturday

MUSIC

Elizabeth Parsons and Florian Markel More Info

Munich-based soprano Elizabeth Parsons and pianist Florian Markel take us on a tour of France, Germany, Italy and England through the romantic songs of Debussey, Schumann, Wolf, Quilter, and Vaughan Williams.

10/8/08

Doors open: 3.00pm

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