Musicke in the Ayre return to the Silk Mill with another delicious slice of the early Baroque, served by their trio of sopranos supported by archlute and baroque guitar, this […]
Oakfield Choir presents selections from one of the most loved works ever written: Handel's Messiah. With orchestra and soloists, directed by Neil Moore, they will be singing all the main […]
Join head winemaker Adam Collins tasting and understanding a wine directly out of the barrel, followed by a flight of three more Saddle Goose wines accompanied with some Rye Bakery […]
For the Frome Festival, Life Drawing at Palmer Street moves to the Rye Bakery! Draw from two brilliant life models in the stunning church space, with a mix of short […]
In this collaborative 3-part workshop, explore the transformation of worn textiles through movement and shape, experiment with natural woad dyeing, and use stitching and repair techniques to create shared art. […]
Do you know your St. Aldhelm from your Saint Agur? Pull together a team of four players and settle in for a lively night of trivia! This annual fixture of […]
'Wasted degree in opera. Teacher's Pet. Born in Kent, raised in Japan. Amy's new show is a witty musical comedy about bringing your heartfelt teenage lyrics to life. Come along […]
Why does the Second World War continue to fascinate us? Three local writers, Michael Tasker Phillips (Grace), Frances Liardet (We Must be Brave / Think of Me), and Felice Hardy […]
Kanekt are a diverse group of musicians united by their passion for each other's craft, founded by John Robertson (guitar) and Ricky Romain (sitar). Together, they bridge their musical diversity, […]
Songwriter Daisy and violinist Sue perform dark historical stories through voice, piano, and violin. Their show blends beauty with humour, telling tales of forgotten women, creepy Victorian poems, and more. […]
With the best of the best from our regular Jazz evenings, we'll be having a Jazz showdown with some of the finest names in British Jazz. Come grab a cocktail, […]
Directed by two-time BAFTA and Emmy winning David Hinton, this is Martin Scorsese’s personal and moving look at two of British cinema’s greatest filmmakers.
