Frome River Walk – Walking Festival 2025

A short, 1 mile guided heritage walk that will explore the history and folklore of the River Frome and surrounding area, including some of the buildings of the town’s famous cloth industry. Led by historian and storyteller Lisa Kenwright, it is a gentle walk from Market Yard to Wallbridge along mostly level pavement and hard […]

Frome Heritage Trail – Walking Festival 2025

A circular 2.5 mile walk beginning at Justice Lane and ending at Whittox Lane. The route highlights much of the incredible heritage of Frome – a town that has more listed buildings than anywhere else in Somerset – and follows the series of numbered plaques originally erected to celebrate Frome’s 1300th anniversary in 1985. Led […]

The Canal That Never Was – Holcombe Section – Walking Festival 2025

The route follows the line of “the canal that never was”, passing coal workings that would have benefitted from the canal. Last year we walked from Coleford to Ham. This 2.5 mile walk is along the canal route westwards from Ham. Once a hub of industrial activity, it is now delightful countryside to walk through. […]

FMTC’s Spellbound presents We Will Rock You

Frome Memorial Theatre Christchurch Street West, Frome

WE WILL ROCK YOU follows two rebels on a quest to save rock n’ roll in a post-apocalyptic world where there are no musical instruments and rock n’ roll has died. Watch our heroes, Galileo and Scaramouche, as they team up with a group of societal outcasts, the Bohemians, to take back the iPlanet from the […]

Frome Farmers’ Market

Frome Farmers’ Market

Boyle Cross

Frome’s Farmers’ Market has taken place on the Boyle Cross since 2022 – the town’s original market venue, and where we also hold a market on the first Sunday of the month as part of The Frome Independent. Frome Farmers’ Market runs every second Saturday of the month, from February to December, 9am – 1pm. […]

Frome Saturday Market

Cattle Market Car Park Bridge Street Somerset Frome

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.

Plaques Walk – Walking Festival 2025

The trail follows the plaques established by the Frome Society for Local Study to explore the rich heritage of Frome through its buildings and the interesting people who occupied them including Thomas Bunn, Clara Grant, Edward Cockey and Alice Seeley. The walk does involve walking up and down some of the hilly streets of Frome. […]

Longbridge Deverill and The Woods – Walking Festival 2025

A mostly level walk on country roads, good footpaths and forest tracks, exploring Longbridge Deverill and the historic area of Southleigh Woods. One uneven section, otherwise good underfoot and no stiles. Toilets and refreshments available at the pub at the end of the walk. Free parking courtesey of The George Inn. Walk starts at The […]

Little Pickles Market

Little Pickles Market

Cheese and Grain Market Yard, Frome

What will be on offer to buy, every market is unique and offers a great selection of items from prams to babygros, books to play gyms, bouncy chairs to wooden toys, toddler clothes to baby carriers, welly boots to swimwear, the list goes on and on.

War Graves – Walking Festival 2025

This moderate 2-mile walk will visit Frome’s Commonwealth War Graves. There are over 50 Commonwealth War Graves Commissions (CWGC) graves in Frome – dates range from 1915 to 1947.  They are located in St John’s, Holy Trinity, Vallis Rd. (Dissenters) and Christ Church – the walk will visit these locations and complete at the Frome […]

Nordic Walking Intro – Walking Festival 2025

Geors Richards leads this 1.5 hour workshop for complete beginners, teaching the basic Nordic walking technique. Poles will be provided. Suitable for all fitness levels. Walk starts from Frome Cricket Club, Rodden Road, BA11 2AH. To book you space please email Geors Richards. Part of Frome Walking Festival 

Kind/Unkind Walk – Walking Festival 2025

A guided heritage walk looking at some of the Victorian and Edwardian social history of the town of Frome. What is ‘kind’ and what is ‘unkind’? Has the definition changed over time? Is kindness shown in the material history of our town? Or is true kindness always a private act between friends and neighbours, private […]