Discover Frome

Toddler Time Thursday
2026-10-01 10:00 - 10:30, 2026-09-24 10:00 - 10:30 (Europe/London) | Frome Library, Justice Lane, Frome, BA11 1BE
Songs and a story for children aged 1 – 3 and their parents/carers, at Frome Library every Thursday during term time. Takes place from 10am – 10:30am and is free to attend with your little ones.
Keep an eye on Frome Library’s Facebook page for updates, session cancellations and more information.

Pop-up cafe at The Key Centre
2026-10-01 09:15 - 14:30, 2026-09-24 09:15 - 14:30 | The Key Centre, Feltham Lane, Frome, BA115AJ
The Pod run a pop-up cafe at The Key Centre every Thursday from 9:15am – 2:30pm. The cafe is an affordable, relaxed and fun space to catch up with friends or meet new people.

Free Scrapstore craft every week: 10am – 12pm
Free activities every week e.g. bingo, Hoy, puzzles and games: 12:30pm – 2pm
Plus children’s play area

All welcome!

Stay and Play with Purple Elephant
2026-09-30 13:00 - 15:00 | Frome Library, Justice Lane, Frome, BA11 1BE
Weekly stay and play session where families can meet and access family support, and their children can play together. For families with pre-school age children but older children who are home schooled are also welcome. A free session run by Purple Elephant with suggested donation of £1 per child.

Frome Wednesday Market
2026-09-30 09:00 - 15:00 | Cattle Market Car Park, Bridge Street Somerset Frome, BA11 1BE
Frome has a market every Wednesday, 9am – 3pm, with stalls in the Cattle Market Car Park. Here you’ll find fresh produce, sweet treats, homeware, jewellery, gifts, pet supplies and more.

Flea and Collectables Market
2026-09-30 09:00 - 14:00 | Cheese and Grain, Market Yard, Frome, BA11 1BE
Quality second hand goods including a selection of antiques and collectables as well as a mixture of bric-a-brac and jewellery with even the chance of some hidden treasure.
Always worth a rummage!
Grain bar/café – also serving food.

Baby Boogie
2026-09-29 11:00 - 11:30 | Frome Library, Justice Lane, Frome, BA11 1BE
Stories and rhymes for children up to 12 months with their parents / carers, every Tuesday from 11am – 11:30am. A fun free session to share with your baby and meet other new parents.
Keep an eye on Frome Library’s Facebook page for updates, session cancellations and more information.

Toddler Time Tuesday
2026-09-29 10:00 - 10:30 | Frome Library, Justice Lane, Frome, BA11 1BE
Songs and a story for children aged 1 – 3 and their parents/carers, at Frome Library every Tuesday. Takes place from 10am – 10:30am and is free to attend with your little ones.
Keep an eye on Frome Library’s Facebook page for updates, session cancellations and more information.

Sherlock & Pages Book Club
2026-09-28 19:00 - 21:30 | Little Walcot, Stony Street, Frome, Somerset, BA11 1BU, United Kingdom
Join us for an evening of community and reading!
Bring your own book (fiction or non-fiction, whatever you prefer) and we’ll gather to read together in silence.
Doors will open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start. Drinks will be available at the bar.
No ticket required: free & open to all.
This is a new fortnightly event taking place on the 2nd & 4th Monday of each month.
Upstairs at Little Walcot, 8 Stoney Street, Frome.

Wild Guardians at 42 Acres
2026-09-27 10:00 - 14:00 | 42 Acres, Witham Friary, Frome, BA11 5HL
A relaxed, monthly volunteer gathering to support nature restoration. Rooted in a spirit of community and curiosity. Join us to learn new skills, spend time in nature, and connect with like-minded folk.
Come and spend a few hours in nature doing something that matters. No experience is necessary, just a willingness to get stuck in and try something new.
42 Acres has been a rewilding nature reserve for over a decade and is species-rich. Join us to connect with the natural world through hands-on activities from wildlife surveying, to tending habitats, and slowing down with nature photography.
Sessions run on the last Sunday of the month 10am-2pm (except in May when we are meeting at 8pm for bats and beavers!). There will be time to connect, wander, and simply be outside. If you’re up for it, you’re welcome to join in for a wild swim too. At 1pm we’ll stop and share a simple lunch together, provided by 42 Acres.
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Sun 31 May: Bats and Beavers:
Part of the Great Somerset Wildlife Count, with guest expert Keith Ball (Somerset Bat Group). Please note: this is an evening session, running 8–10pm, as we head out for some gentle nocturnal exploration.
Sun 28 June: Hazel Dormice & Reading Nature:
Join us to create footprint tunnels for hazel dormice to discover whether this protected species (that have been spotted on neighbouring land!) exist at 42. We’ll also take a relaxed walk around the 11-acre lake, recording observations and contributing to global biodiversity databases. We’ll look for signs of beaver activity, tracks, and birdlife, and finish at the white stork enclosure, part of our species reintroduction work. Guided by Lynne Sewell (Sustainable Witham), Robyn Caple (@nestandnettleecology), and Lisa Hawes (42 Acres).
Sun 26 July: Butterflies, Dragonflies + Pond Dipping:
Part of the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme, one of the longest-running insect surveys in the world. With guest expert Fred Giles, we’ll explore the world of butterflies, dragonflies, and other insects, with a chance to get closer through pond dipping and observation.
Sun 30 Aug: Reptiles and Botanics:
Join us to check reptile refuges across the site, helping us understand which species are present (and which are likely absent). Or take a creative route, help us start making a handmade herbarium for the site while learning how to “key out”, a step by step process used to identify unknown plant species.
Sun 27 Sep: Trees
Discover the stories of Britain’s ancient and veteran trees, and learn how to identify and photograph them in their late-summer form.
Sun 25 Oct: Harvest Mice and Native Fungi:
Help us ascertain whether harvest mice are present on the land at 42, we’ll search together for their tiny nests. We’ll also explore the world of fungi, discovering what’s emerging across the site at this time of year.
Please Note:
– Gloves and wellies/boots are necessary.
– If you have issues with mobility please let us know before signing up, we will do our best to accommodate.
– Please book only if you’re committed to attending and staying for the entire session.
– If you become unable to attend, please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer your space to someone else.
– If rain stops play, we have a Plan B and will aim to move inside to create bee bricks and/or a herbarium together.
– Please speak with your licensed medical health professional if you have any health conditions or are pregnant.
– As much as we love our four-legged friends, we can not allow dogs on this experience.
Location & Arrival:
Please arrive 10 minutes before we begin. Meeting at The Hermitage car park. Full directions are on our website: www.42acres.com/getting-here
Terms & Conditions:
https://www.42acres.com/terms-and-conditions-workshops-and-experienc

One-day writing retreat at Vallis Farm with Claire Jefferies
2026-09-27 08:30 - 19:00 | Vallis Farm, Egford Hill, Frome, BA11 3JQ, United Kingdom
By the end of September, the back-to-work and school routines are running pretty smoothly, making it the perfect time to take a day to focus on something you enjoy…
Join this one-day writing retreat to give yourself a quiet, slow-paced day surrounded by nature; perfect for complete creative immersion. This is an opportunity for dedicated writing time, away from all your daily distractions and obligations. Whether you need complete quiet or the buzz of conversation, you should find a writing spot in the farmhouse or gardens to suit you. As the sun sets over the farm, everyone is welcome to wind down from their day of deep focus with a sauna and swim in the outdoor natural pool.
Who is this writing retreat for?
You are welcome if you enjoy writing in any form; if you want to dedicate time to the first chapter of your novel, draft a podcast script or TV episode, play with an idea for a children’s story, or get a poem out of your head and onto the page, this day can be for you.
What to expect on the day
• Welcome gathering to help you arrive in the space
• Guided writing warm-up
• Delicious breakfast and lunch, healthy and indulgent snacks, hot and cold drinks
• Opportunities to connect with fellow writers
• Informal salon: a chance to share practices, discuss writing conundrums, or get feedback
Breaks
You are welcome to take a walk around the farm or surrounding Vallis Vale. You can also use the yoga room, available for any kind of exercise! Feel free to bring books, knitting or whatever else you like to do to relax.
Who is hosting this retreat?
Claire Jefferies is a Frome-based writer. She writes stories about a delightful bear called Honey and (by great contrast!) on food politics and culture. She works part-time at Vallis Farm, so you’ll be welcomed by a host who knows the space well. Claire loves to cook and will be catering for you on the day.
How to book
Tickets are £179 and there are just 8 places on this retreat. Payment plans are available to support affordability.
To book your space, enquire about a payment plan or ask a question about the day, please send an email to Claire: missjefferies@gmail.com

Frome Car Boot
2026-09-27 07:30 - 13:00 | Cheese and Grain Car Park, Market Yard, Frome, BA111BE
Every last Sunday of the month in the Cheese and Grain car park. Turn up from 7:30am, £5 a boot. Come along and find some treasure!

Autumn Equinox Gathering with Amanda Randell Cox
2026-09-27 07:30 - 11:00 | Heal Somerset, Lower West Barn Farm, Bindon Lane, Frome, Somerset, BA11 5HH, United Kingdom
The Autumn Equinox is that beautiful moment when day and night are held in perfect balance before the landscape begins its gentle transition into winter. Rather than celebrating abundance, it celebrates noticing, seed heads instead of flowers, texture instead of colour, habitats instead of displays.
To celebrate this Autumn Equinox we invite you to join Amanda Randell Cox, a local artist specialising in landscape-led botanical design, at Heal Somerset for a morning of exploration, creation and delicious food. We will start the day with tea, coffee, fruit and pastries followed by a guided walk around our beautiful rewilding site. We will then return to the community nature cabin for a creative botanical session inspired by everything we’ve just seen together during the morning walk.
Working together in small groups, guests will create a relaxed autumn table meadow using seasonal grasses and seed heads gathered in advance, before making their own delicate wire insect to take home.
Finally, we will enjoy a seasonal vegetarian brunch surrounded by the botanical table meadows created together, with time to reflect on the changing season and everything discovered during the morning.
Timings
7.30am Meet at the Community Nature Cabin for tea, coffee, fruit and pastries
7.45am Welcome and introduction to the Autumn Equinox, followed by a guided walk through Heal’s beautiful rewilding landscape
9.00am Return to the Community Nature Cabin for a creative botanical session
10.15am Seasonal vegetarian brunch
11.00am Event ends
About your guide, Amanda Randell Cox
Amanda Randell Cox is a botanical artist, creative project manager and RHS Chelsea Gold medallist whose work explores the relationship between people, plants and place.
After more than twenty years creating floral installations, teaching professional floristry and working closely with historic gardens and landscapes, her practice has evolved towards landscape-led botanical design, inspired by the textures, seed heads and quiet beauty of rewilding landscapes as the seasons change.
Amanda’s work is rooted in the belief that creativity begins with noticing, slowing down to observe the rhythms of the landscape, understanding how habitats support wildlife, and discovering beauty in the often-overlooked details of nature.
She is delighted to be sharing this special Autumn Equinox Gathering at Heal Somerset, inviting guests to slow down, observe and create together in celebration of the changing season, and an invitation to keep noticing long after the morning ends.

Kerry Ellis - Rock Anthems
2026-09-26 19:30 - 21:30 | Frome Memorial Theatre, Christchurch Street West, Frome, BA11 1EB
Sir Brian May described Kerry Ellis as having ‘the most beautiful voice in Britain.’ So he asked her to sing Queen’s greatest hits in the smash hit musical, We Will Rock You.
The duo met in 2002 and released three albums together, as well as touring the world. Rock anthems were the inspiration for award-winning singer Kerry Ellis, who is one of the greatest stars of musical theatre.
And in this new show, she will explore her love of Rock Anthems as she pays homage to Queen, Meatloaf, Bonnie Tyler and the other rock legends who inspired her. Ellis will sing a juke box full of classic rock anthems.
She Will, She Will, Rock You.

Full moon swim and sauna at Vallis Farm
2026-09-26 19:30 - 21:15 | Vallis Farm, Egford Hill, Frome, BA11 3JQ, United Kingdom
Women have been gathering under the full moon forever so join me for a wild swim and sauna under the stars and full moon (moon sighting not guaranteed but we’ll feel her energy whatever the weather!) We’ll meet outside the farmhouse and then have an hour together in a private sauna and swim session with a full moon ritual and intention setting. Swimming in the dark is a truly magical experience and extremely empowering.

Frome Carnival
2026-09-26 19:00 - 21:00 | Frome Town Centre
Bringing Carnival back to the lovely streets of Frome, to celebrate our amazing community spirit with friends and family together again!Our evening carnival procession returns on Saturday 26th September 2026.
For the procession route, please check Frome Carnival’s website.

Magnum
2026-09-26 19:00 - 21:00 | Cheese and Grain, Market Yard, Frome, BA11 1BE
Magnum Announce “The Next Chapter” — Honouring the Legacy of Tony Clarkin and Celebrating Over 50 Years of Music
British rock legends Magnum are entering an exciting new era as they continue to honour the extraordinary legacy of their late founder, guitarist, and songwriter Tony Clarkin, who sadly passed away last year.
With a remarkable career spanning more than five decades, Magnum have long been celebrated for their melodic power, rich storytelling, and unwavering dedication to their craft. Following Tony’s untimely passing, the band paid tribute to his life and work with a series of special performances titled “The Passage in Time” — a two-hour celebration of some of Tony’s most iconic compositions.
The shows, performed by Bob Catley, Rick Benton, Lee Morris, Dennis Ward, and Brendon Riley (who stepped into Tony’s role on stage with immense pride and respect), were met with overwhelming love and gratitude from fans and the wider rock community. The energy, emotion, and shared sense of remembrance reaffirmed the band’s belief that Tony’s music — and the spirit of Magnum — must continue.
In the wake of these heartfelt tributes, Dionne Clarkin, Tony’s daughter, began exploring over three decades of Magnum’s archives. Her journey uncovered a treasure trove of material — from early drafts and lyric notes that reveal the evolution of some of Magnum’s most beloved songs, to four fully completed, never-before-heard tracks that capture Tony’s creative brilliance in his final years.
This discovery marks the beginning of a new chapter for Magnum — one that celebrates the band’s past while looking boldly to the future.
“The support from fans has been truly overwhelming,” said the band. “Tony’s music has always been at the heart of Magnum, and with Dionne’s dedication and the incredible response from the shows, we know the story isn’t over. This is the next chapter — for Tony, for Magnum, and for everyone who has been part of this journey.”
Magnum are now preparing to share this next chapter with their loyal fans around the world — continuing the band’s legacy of timeless rock and heartfelt storytelling.
Grand Slam
Back in the post Thin Lizzy days, Laurence Archer wrote and performed with Phil Lynott. Sadly, Grand Slam was cut short in its prime, with Phil Lynott’s untimely death leaving a hole in the fabric of rock music to this day.
Laurence went on to make his name playing with UFO but always nurtured a long-term plan to rebuild the Grand Slam machine. And here it is – primed and ready.
The new band (Laurence alongside Mike Dyer, Benjy Reid and Rocky Newton) honours the traditions of the band’s history whilst also looking to the future – classic tracks co-written by Lynott and Archer sit alongside a set of brand new songs that embody the same ethos of freedom, positivity and adrenaline that ran through Grand Slam in 1984.

Frome Saturday Market
2026-09-26 09:00 - 15:00 | Cattle Market Car Park, Bridge Street Somerset Frome, BA11 1BE
Frome has a market every Saturday, 9am – 3pm, with stalls in the Cattle Market Car Park. Here you’ll find fresh produce, sweet treats, homeware, jewellery, gifts, pet supplies and more.

Garden Design 101 - Plan your space
2026-09-26 09:00 - 13:00 | Vallis Farm, Egford Hill, Frome, BA11 3JQ, United Kingdom
Join Tamsin, head of Land and Learning at Vallis Farm, for an exclusive half-day workshop.
Explore the fundamentals of design…
– How to map out your space correctly
– Clever plant-selection strategies
– money-saving tips and much more
Discover more about sustainability and permaculture and how to incorporate it into your design without compromising on aesthetics.
Gardens can be beautiful spaces for both us and for wildlife. They don’t need to cost the earth!
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals whilst expanding your skills and confidence to design your own space.
£60 – includes refreshments on arrival, course notes and a tour of the farm.

Michael Spicer: Hope All's Well
2026-09-25 19:30 - 21:00 | Merlin Theatre, Bath Road, Frome, BA11 2HG
Michael Spicer, the online sensation who brought you the award-winning viral hit The Room Next Door, brings another hilarious and brilliantly entertaining satirical stage show packed with sketches, short films and stories about why we’re witnessing such a gigantic political and global shitshow, featuring characters from his BBC Radio 4 show ‘No Room’ as well as some old friends too.

The Amazons
2026-09-25 19:00 - 21:00 | Cheese and Grain, Market Yard, Frome, BA11 1BE
The Amazons are one of the UK’s fiercest live bands, known for their explosive energy, anthemic choruses, and raw indie-rock spirit. Hailing from Reading, the four-piece burst onto the scene with their 2017 self-titled debut, earning a top 10 UK album and widespread acclaim.
Since then, they’ve toured relentlessly, shared stages with rock heavyweights, and continued to evolve their sound across four acclaimed albums, and they have unfinished business with their most recent release “21st Century Fiction”, so are taking it back out on the road leaving no stone unturned. Expect thunderous riffs, crowd-surfing moments, and a band at the top of their game.

The Autumn Equinox Retreat Day
2026-09-25 10:00 - 15:00 | Vallis Farm, Egford Hill, Frome, BA11 3JQ, United Kingdom
Feeling off balance? or Maybe starting to dread the thought of another winter? Join this day to support our entry into the autumn and winter months.
A day of balance, to experience the healing and restorative powers of both cold water and sauna heat. A gentle day of connection, with yourself, the natural world and other people, in the most beautiful and tranquil of settings.
A day of retreat, from the everyday world, yet that allows us to re-enter the world renewed and quietly fortified.
Full of warmth, connection and gentle reflection and you will leave with some strategies to support you through the autumn and winter months.
Lunch, hot drinks & cake included as well as a guided wild swim and sauna session.

Volunteering for wellbeing
2026-09-25 10:00 - 14:00 | Vallis Veg, Egford, Frome, BA11 3NF, United Kingdom
Join our Friday volunteering sessions at Vallis Veg market garden, where you’ll learn about organic food growing, breathe fresh air and enjoy lunch made from freshly harvested ingredients.
No previous experience is necessary, just turn up on the day.

Twilight Beaver Watch
2026-09-24 20:00 - 22:00 | Heal Somerset, Lower West Barn Farm, Bindon Lane, Frome, Somerset, BA11 5HH, United Kingdom
This is a rare opportunity to join a small group for a twilight beaver watch and experience the magic of seeing these remarkable animals living wild. You’ll enjoy a peaceful and immersive evening watching wildlife emerge as day turns to night.
Our thriving beaver family has really made themselves at home on site at Heal Somerset, establishing an impressive lodge and building a network of dams. They have been busy transforming the landscape in extraordinary ways and they are creating thriving wetlands that support a wealth of wildlife, improve water quality and increase biodiversity.
Full disclosure: beavers are often seen from the viewing area, so there’s a good chance that you’ll see at least one, but we can’t guarantee it. But even if you don’t, you will learn lots about them as well as witness their hard work whilst spending valuable time in nature.
Each beaver watch will be carefully led by experienced wildlife guide Nick Patel. His respectful approach will minimise disturbance as the beavers’ wellbeing is always the priority. We ask that all attendees follow this approach.
About your workshop leader, Nick Patel:
Nick is a tour guide, conservationist, naturalist and birder and is passionate about helping to protect, create and maintain British wildlife. A lifelong Birdwatcher, and former Nature reserve Warden, Nick has devoted his life to shouting about how amazing our native biodiversity is and just why we should care for it.
Nick says “Having led tours here at Heal Somerset for two years now, I’ve witnessed first-hand the speed at which nature has already made a comeback. I’m super passionate about showing everyone who visits the site the wealth of wildlife bouncing back, including some really beautiful species and fabulous rewilding habitats.”

True Foxes – Live at the Tree House
2026-09-24 19:00 - 21:00 | The Tree House, 35 Berkley Road, Frome, Somerset, BA11 2EH, United Kingdom
Having performed over 800 shows since forming in 2019, True Foxes are an acclaimed alt-country/Americana cousin duo from Cornwall, rapidly gaining recognition across the UK and internationally.
Led by Amie’s powerful vocals and soulful songwriting, often compared to Laura Marling and Brandi Carlile, the duo blend acoustic guitar with Chloe’s ethereal harmonies and melodic bass lines. Their honest storytelling, natural chemistry, and warm sisterly banter take audiences on an emotional journey.
Their debut album, Howl (2024), received widespread acclaim and extensive radio support, being named Americana Album of the Month by The Country Mile Radio and UK Country Radio, alongside significant airplay across the UK and internationally. The album earned glowing reviews from AmericanaUK, Rocking Magpie, and Fatea Magazine, and saw the duo recognised as BBC Artist of the Week across eight territories.
True Foxes entered 2025 with a sold-out headline tour, followed by a summer of main-stage festival performances including Between the Trees, Paradhis, Tunes in the Park, OceanFest, and Sidmouth Folk Festival. In the autumn, they collaborated with folk legend Steve Knightley, recording vocals for the Winter Yards album and performing live with the Winter Yards Band across 24 cities.
Returning to their roots in early 2026, the duo will be performing across 21 Cornish venues, including a church tour alongside singer Will Keating, performing songs such as Cornwall my Home, as showcased on BBC Spotlight (2025). They will then be hitting the road again in April for their album launch tour following the release of their highly anticipated second album, Just a Woman, coming out in March 2026.
Upcoming festival performances include Ely Folk Festival, Fisherman’s Friends Festival, Beardy Folk, The Magpies Festival, and The Brasenose Fringe, with many more dates to be announced.
Please note this is an 18+ all standing event, and the venue is accessed by stairs with no lift. If you have any enquiries please email thetreehouse@cheeseandgrain.com

Village Boys: A Long-Term Mentoring Group
2026-09-24 10:00 - 15:00 | The Villager Frome, Critchill Manor Estate, Frome, BA114LJ
Village Boys is a new weekly mentoring group at The Village Frome for boys aged 8–12.
Led by Luke and Rob, the group offers boys the chance to spend regular time with trusted male mentors, build strong relationships and become part of a community where they are known, needed and trusted.
Days are rooted in the land and shaped around practical skills, real responsibility, adventure and contribution. The boys will build and make, use tools, cook over fire, grow food, explore the woods, care for the land and take on real jobs that matter.
As the group develops there will also be adventures, expeditions and rites of passage, with the intention that this becomes something the boys grow with over time rather than simply another weekly activity.
At the heart of Village Boys is the opportunity for boys to experience healthy masculinity through relationship: spending time alongside good men and seeing how they work, listen, lead, care and contribute.
Thursdays, 10am–3pm, term time
Ages 8–12
£40 per session
Starting September at The Village, Frome.
To register your interest, email villagefrome@gmail.com or visit thevillagefrome.co.uk.

Stay and Play with Purple Elephant
2026-09-24 10:00 - 12:00 | The Key Centre, Feltham Lane, Frome, BA115AJ

Singing Mamas
2026-09-24 10:00 - 11:30 | The Key Centre, Feltham Lane, Frome, BA115AJ
Life as a mum can be wonderful, exhausting and, at times, lonely. It’s easy to spend so much time looking after everyone else that you forget to look after yourself.
Singing Mamas is a warm, welcoming wellbeing singing group where you can come exactly as you are. No auditions, no performances and absolutely no singing experience needed.
Together we’ll sing simple, uplifting songs from around the world, learning everything by ear in a relaxed and supportive space. Singing has been shown to reduce stress, lift mood, regulate the nervous system and help us feel more connected to ourselves and each other.
Babies and young children are very welcome. They can play, feed, nap, wander around or join in however they like. There is no expectation for little ones to sit still or be quiet.
After an hour of singing, we stay for tea, cake and conversation, because community matters just as much as the singing.
Whether you’re pregnant, a new mum, have toddlers, school-aged children or simply long for connection with other women, you’ll find a place here.
Come for the singing.
Leave feeling lighter, calmer and connected.
What to expect:

One hour of joyful, relaxed singing
Tea, cake and conversation afterwards
A friendly, supportive community
A space where both you and your child are welcome exactly as you are
You don’t need a good singing voice
You just need to come.

FLOC community group: Support for parents and carers of children with SEND
2026-09-23 19:45 - 20:45 | The Good Heart, 7 Palmer Street, BA11 1DS
FLOC is a peer‑led community group, facilitated by parents and carers of children with SEND who are further down the path, and who understand what it’s like to feel lost amongst the chaos. Whether you’re feeling lonely, overwhelmed, or just want to see what’s out there, we’re here for everyone raising a child with any additional need, disability or sensitivity, at any age or stage, with or without diagnosis.
This meet-up aims to build a growing community through shared experiences where positive wellbeing, connection, shared understanding and finding moments of joy come first. We believe that coming together and sharing experiences in an environment where you can be heard, builds true connections and makes positive change.
Why navigate an unknown path alone, when you could journey together. Find your FLOC.
This is an inclusive and supportive environment. All parents and carers are welcome, so come as you are.
£5 suggested donation though money is never a barrier.
