Upcoming Events
Music
Frome Concerts Group present: The Aquinas Piano Trio
Ruth Rogers violin | Katherine Jenkinson cello | Martin Cousin piano make up the Aquinas Piano Trio. Described in published reviews as "enormously impressive", "flawless", and "captivating", the Aquinas Piano Trio ventures beyond its usual prestigious venues, including the Wigmore Hall and King's Place in London and returns to Frome. they bring you a tinefuland joyful programme -just the thing to brighten a gloomy winter afternoon!
Sunday 18th January
Doors 2.15pm Concert 3pm
Talk
The History of Witchcraft & Women with Dr Tabitha Stanmore
Journey into the fascinating history of witchcraft and its connections to femininity and feminism. Followed by Q&A. The word ‘witch’ – what does it conjure for you? Do you immediately have an image of a hat, broomstick and cat, or an old, warty woman who entraps children in her gingerbread house? Or do you see a young, empowered healer who is targeted simply for being different? Whatever you’re thinking, the unifying feature is probably that the witch is female. But why? How did this stereotype come about?
Thursday 22nd January
doors 7pm Talk 7.30pm to 9.30pm
Music
Frome Concerts Group present: Sofia Ros – Classical accordion.
Winner of BBC Scotland's Young Classical Musician of 2025. Sofia is sure to dazzle and delight with an enourmous variety of sounds. Her programme features arrangements of pieces by composers from Bach to Albeniz.
Sunday 25th January
Doors 2.15pm Concert 3pm
Class
Ali Burns Singing Workshop with Jennie Fisk
Join Ali Burns and Jennie Fisk for a day of glorious a-cappella harmony singing in the lovely Rook Lane Chapel, Frome A day of glorious harmony singing with truly inspiring song leader and composer Ali Burns joined by co-leader, the lovely Jennie Fisk. Whether you're a seasoned singer or consider yourself a novice, this workshop is perfect for all levels. Songs will be taught by ear in a relaxed and welcoming environment.
Saturday 31st January
10am to 4pm
Music
Frome Concerts Group Presents: Voice
A mesmeric trio of voices at ounce timeless and ultra modern, Voice performs 'Patterns of Love', songs exploring the beauty, heartache and humour of love, from medieval to contemporary. “Brilliant trio…sensational singers” The Choir, BBC Radio 3 – Sara Mohr-Pietsch
Sunday 1st February
Doors 2.15pm Concert 3pm
Charity
Frome’s Missing Links Fundraising Ceilidh
A night of dancing to traditional folk tunes, with all your favourite ceilidh dances, alongside a raffle and bar, to raise funds for FML The annual Frome's Missing Links ceilidh is always a fun night, offfering a chance to socialise and dance and help raise funds at the same time. This year, the event falls on 14th February, so make it special night for your loved one - or grab some friends and bring some cheer to the cold February night.
Saturday 14th February
7pm to 10.30pm
Talk
Seed Talks: ADHD & Women: Misunderstood, misdiagnosed & moving forward for change
Discover the nuances of how ADHD presents itself differently within women in a neuroaffirming environment. Followed by Q&A. Join us for an insightful talk exploring how ADHD uniquely affects women – from late or missed diagnoses to the emotional toll of being misunderstood.
Monday 16th February
Doors 7pm Talk 7.30pm
Music
Frome Concerts Group Presents: Joanna Levine & Arngeir Hauksson
An introduction to this family of stringed instruments popular in the 17th & 18th centuries. Joanna and Arngeir play beatutiful works from the Baroque era. ‘Outstanding among the instrumental contributions’ Early Music Today ‘Joanna Levine’s viola da gamba solo took some beating’ The Times
Sunday 8th March
Doors 2.15pm Concert 3pm
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