Latest Events in Lake Frome(August Updated)

Are you interested in the joys of fermented foods? Ideally for beginners this session is a great opportunity for a refreshers for those with some experience too. Join us as we delve into the history and practice of fermentation - what is happening in the jar, why fermentation is so good for your gut and your tastebuds, and of course, how to make your own kimchi, sauerkraut and brine ferments. There will be a tasting of pickles from the Get Pickled fermentation fridge and a handout with the recipes explored in this session. After the workshop, you will return home with a 1-litre jar of your own creation and a newfound appreciation for all things fermented, with support from Paula and the Get Pickled WhatsApp group. LEARN: The science and history behind fermented foods. Safe ways of making your own. How to best incorporate in your food. The difference between kimchi/sauerkraut and brine pickles. MAKE: Your own jar of fermented goodies to take back home. TASTE: A variety of pickles straight from the Paula’s Fermentation Fridge. CONTACT: Get Pickled also runs bespoke events for those who would like to host a private event. For more details, email info@getpickledsomerset.com or DM Paula on 07855 523006 WEBSITE: www.getpickledsomerset.com INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK: getpickled.somerset Check out our other events and news on Instagram! Information Source: Get Pickled | eventbrite

Join us in Frome for Dads Rock - a regular music-making session for under 5's and dads or male caregivers ! Unleash your child's potential with music! Develop emotional control, language, math skills & creativity through play. Discover how child-led musical play helps with developing baby and toddler's managing big emotions, powerful communication skills, a love of language, a foundation in numbers and their inner rockstar. Dads Rock (it's not just a saying, it's a movement!) is also a chance to build a community with other Dads and share your parenting adventure and musical experiences. VENUE: The Key Centre, Feltham Lane, Frome, BA11 5AJ FREQUENCY: Session dates are Saturday mornings 10am - 11.30am 20th September 4th October 18th October 15th November 29th November 13th December Information Source: Evolve Music | eventbrite

These Poor Creatures In 1822, journalist, economist and politician William Cobbett published Rural Rides – a travelogue made on horseback from London through the West of England. When he reached Frome he observed that: "These poor creatures at Frome have pawned all their things… "All their best clothes, their blankets and sheets; their looms; any little piece of furniture that they had, and that was good for anything. [...] The population of this Frome has been augmented to the degree of one-third within the last six or seven years. There are all the usual signs of accommodation bills [...] new houses, in abundance, half finished; new gingerbread ‘places of worship,’ as they are called; great swaggering inns; parcels of swaggering fellows going about, with vulgarity imprinted upon their countenances, but with good clothes upon their backs." A Day of Discussion As the only UK photography festival located beyond a major town or city, Photo|Frome is the apposite forum to examine how rural inequality is being explored in contemporary photography. Photographers and others who explore the representation of rural communities and experiences will contribute towards a discussion around the relationship between photography and the countryside, including: How does the representation of poverty and inequality differ in a rural context compared to that of an urban experience? To what extent does photography obscure or reveal rural poverty and inequality? What part can photography play in communicating these differences and idiosyncrasies? Whose stories and what aspects of the rural experience should image-makers be addressing? The Day's Speakers Let's meet the Forum's panellists… Andy Thatcher is currently finishing a PhD exploring common land through lens media, and his research has taken him to Newcastle, Switzerland and Norway – with a long detour through folk horror. He'll talk about the different ways we might think about common land along with its history, its importance to local and marginalised communities past and present, and the threats it faces. He'll also discuss his longstanding attachment to commons and illustrate his journey of academic and artistic discovery with images and stills. Denise Felkin is an Editorial and Fine Art Documentary Photographer. She collaborates with communities to share stories that speak out about current issues, reveal a truthful voice, and promote sustainability, unity, equality, inclusivity, and compassion. Denise will share her photo essay ' In Site ’ to reveal a glimpse of an underground lifestyle with roots in new traveller communities, set in a zeitgeist of apocalyptic domesticity that existed in East London over two decades. Respect, freedom, truth, and beauty are conveyed, with an unpretentious perception of the experience and expression of an urban sub-culture. Jennifer Forward-Hayter describes herself as 'cruel, upsetting and funny, covering big stars with big egos to Russian nazis hiding from the law'. She is a documentary and portrait photographer. Jennifer will offer a masterclass on 'How to use Rural Visuals for Your Own Political and Financial Gain'. She will plough camera-first into the next roaring culture war, with a special appearance by Jeremy Clarkson. Jermaine Francis is a London-based lens-based artist / photographer whose work, visually explores our relationship to space and their historical, social and cultural narratives. He will explore landscape belonging and historical narratives in visual culture. Kirsty Mackay is Scottish documentary photographer, activist and filmmaker. Kirsty’s research-led documentary practice highlights social issues surrounding gender, class and discrimination. As a working class artist her own experiences allow empathy, connection and insight into the stories of the people and communities she photographs. Kirsty will present her work on the UK's cost of living crisis, ' The Magic Money Tree' . Working collaboratively with children, families and youth groups from across England, Kirsty explores the impact of this crisis and shows us what poverty looks like in the world’s sixth richest economy. Naomi Woods 's practice explores the dialogue between place, care and identity. She lives and works in Frome, making images with and in the community. Her award winning project ' I Wake To Listen ' has been featured in Creative Review, The British Journal of Photography and Vogue Italia, among others. As a working class artist born into and currently living in a rural environment, Naomi's talk will focus on her own experience making work outside of the major cities. She will discuss how building community has become central to her practice and ask what role the photographer plays in representing people, places and stories in the countryside. Seren Metcalfe is an Artist, Writer, and Curator with a deep commitment to platforming working-class creatives. As the Founder and Director of the Working Class Creatives Database (WCCD) she has curated and managed exhibitions, residencies, and public programmes across the UK, collaborating with institutions such as Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Two Temple Place, and Aspex Portsmouth. WCCD fosters a thriving community of over 1,000 working-class artists, providing opportunities and advocacy for greater representation in the arts. You can find more info on WCCD here: Working Class Creatives Database Tessa Bunney For over 30 years, Tessa Bunney has photographed rural life, working closely with individuals and communities to investigate how the landscape is shaped by humans. From hill farmers near her home in North Yorkshire to Romanian nomadic shepherds and from Lincolnshire flower farmers to Morecambe Bay fishermen, her projects reveal the fascinating intricacies of the dependencies between people, work and the land. Tessa will be talking about the series ' Save our Sea ': working with fishermen along the Teesside and Yorkshire coastline following the devastating wash-up of crabs and lobsters on which their livelihoods depend. In the making of this series, she also worked alongside a local writer (Helen Taylor), marine biologists and environmentalists to try to make sense of this ongoing situation from multiple perspectives along our North Sea coast . Supported by Falmouth University Falmouth University is a leading specialist institution, focusing on the potential of creativity and technology across a range of online and on-campus courses. Home to the renowned Institute of Photography, the University fosters experimentation and excellence in photographic practice. With cutting-edge facilities and a vibrant community of thinkers and makers, Falmouth empowers students to shape the future of the global creative economy. Closing Celebration A concert at the Silk Mill coincides with the closing of Photo|Frome 2025. Tickets for this separate event are limited and the organisers strongly advise purchasing in advance. The Photo|Frome team hopes you will be able to stay with us for the 'closing party' as a way of celebrating this year’s festival and continue some of the conversations. More information and bookings for the concert are available at: https://silkmillstudios.co.uk/event/twice-in-a-blue-moon/ Information Source: Photo|Frome | eventbrite

Baka Beyond - Frome Baka Beyond will be bringing their unique blend of African and Celtic music to Frome for an unforgettable evening. Get ready to dance, sing, and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of world music. The link below gives you £12 early bird tickets! Inspired by the Baka Pygmies of Cameroon, Baka Beyond doesn't just play their music – they live it. Martin Cradick and Su Hart, the brains behind the band, were so moved by the Baka's spirit during their first visit to the Cameroon rainforest that they knew they had to share it with the world. Their album "Spirit of the Forest" catapulted them to global fame, but they've stayed true to their roots. DJ set from local legend Mother of Mankind. We have just 108 early bird £12 tickets on sale here. Doors at 7pm Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind world music experience! Information Source: Angelfish FILMS | eventbrite

CSF Pro Wrestling presents The BIG Weekender 2025. Night One: Devizes Corn Exchange, Devizes, Wiltshire: SN10 1HS Night Two: Cheese & Grain, Frome, Somerset: BA11 1BE Sunday 25th May 2025 will see Night Two of the CSF Wrestling BIG Weekender take place at the Cheese and Grain in Frome, Somerset! Following Night One, to be held in Devizes, Wiltshire a new line up of twelve top international CSF stars will do battle in five Pro Bouts of High Flying, Body Slamming, Gravity Defying Family Entertainment as the larger than life wrestlers invade Frome, Somerset. Names set to appear include Lucian Phillips, Axel Carter, Joey Scott, former WWE NXT Tag Team Champion: Joel Redman, 'English Lion' Eddie Ryan, the man mountain known as Bullit, Maori Warrior: NIWA. Several new top names will be making their first appearance here as they arrive in style at CSF Wrestling. The Main Event will see the first ever 4 Wrestler SURVIVOR MATCH take place! The winner will leave Frome as All Nations Champion. Wrestling fans of all ages welcome. Doors open at 4:30pm with First Bell at 5pm, the event will finish at 7:30pm. Tickets are priced at £13 each - all ages. Following the event there will be an opportunity to meet all the wrestlers and collect photos and autographs. Tickets can be purchased here at Eventbrite or directly with no booking fee from www.csfwrestling.co.uk If you purchase an event ticket, please read the FAQ / Guidelines section at www.csfwrestling.co.uk for full information on the event. Front Row: Limited - ONLY from www.csfwrestling.co.uk Second Row: Limited - ONLY from www.csfwrestling.co.uk General Admission: Available - EventBrite or www.csfwrestling.co.uk Information Source: CSF Professional Wrestling | eventbrite

Join us for a fun, interactive session where we'll collectively imagine what Frome might look like 10 years from now - as an even greener community. Guided by facilitator and imagination coach Jenny Lachs, we'll play a simple game to help us strengthen our imagination muscles and explore exciting possibilities for local food systems, renewable energy, and community spaces. Let's beat the doom and gloom narrative and envision a brighter future worth fighting for! Information Source: Jennifer Lachs | eventbrite

Join us in Frome for Dads Rock - a regular music-making session for under 5's and dads or male caregivers ! Unleash your child's potential with music! Develop emotional control, language, math skills & creativity through play. Discover how child-led musical play helps with developing baby and toddler's managing big emotions, powerful communication skills, a love of language, a foundation in numbers and their inner rockstar. Dads Rock (it's not just a saying, it's a movement!) is also a chance to build a community with other Dads and share your parenting adventure and musical experiences. VENUE: The Key Centre, Feltham Lane, Frome, BA11 5AJ FREQUENCY: Session dates are Saturday mornings 10am - 11.30am 10th May 14th June Information Source: Evolve Music | eventbrite

A performance along a table A show and talk A long table Underneath, an archaeology, of sorts Objects are assembled, time and space fold The sea rises, the sea falls Vapour. In this new art-work, artists Sheila Ghelani and Sue Palmer, turn over the interconnections between climate and geology, fuel and feelings, the strata and layers of atmospheres through performance and action. Everything we make is from the earth and will go back to it Running order: – Arrive, looking and reading – Sue and Sheila’s performance along a table – A conversation between the artists and two invited guests from other fields, ranging from scientists to local historians, from artists to activists – Our event will include a break and a drink. Full price tickets are £12.50, with a concessionary ticket at £6.50. Sue and Sheila have previously collaborated on Common Salt , a show and tell about empire, nature and memory, and this new piece builds on their practice and performance work. As artists, our work is shaped by the journey we take as we create the work – through the research, conversations and exchange with people and materials along the way. Conceived as a sister piece to Common Salt, this new work builds on our practice and enquiry. Atmospheric Forces has been made through a series of week-long residencies in four locations: UAL Wimbledon College of Arts (School of Performance and CCW Research), Somerset Earth Sciences Centre, University of Reading’s Department of Film, Theatre & Television in partnership with South Street Arts and RADAR/LUArts in Loughborough. Sheila and Sue share Atmospheric Forces in Reading, Exeter, Somerset and Loughborough in 2025. The project is supported by Arts Council England, UAL: Wimbledon College of Art, RADAR Loughborough and the Arts Committee University of Reading. Executive Producer – Sally Rose Design – John Hunter Responder / Outside Eye - David Williams Information Source: Sue Palmer | eventbrite

Looking for probiotic rich fizzy to enjoy this summer ? So why not take this chance to make your very own. They are not just great alcohol substitutes but also great for your gut health too! In this 2 hour session we will explore the amazing possibilities of making your very own non-alcoholic fermented drinks. LEARN We will discuss the role of natural occurring yeasts when making fermented drinks. What are the differences between wild sodas, water kefir and kombucha. You will learn how to make different kinds of wild yeats starter than can be used to make fermented drinks but also much more. We will explore how each impart different characteristcs and flavour profiles to your drinks. You will be able to explore the power of yeasts to make your very own fizzy drinks. We will delve on the role of sugar and how those drinks are good for your gut health. MAKE Then you will be shown how to safely make your own at home. The process for flavouring and carbonation. You will then leave this session with a natural yeast starter of your own and water kefir grains (tibicos) too! But more importantly a deeper understanding of all the process at stake when doing your own. You will also make a ginger bug, and how to use it to make your very own ginger beer at home. TASTE In this session there will be a tasting of sodas and some of Paula’s favourite pickles too. After the session you will get a handout and access to Get Pickled Somerset support WhatsApp Group also! Information Source: Get Pickled | eventbrite

The monthly M.Y Art Club is an inspiring space for children to explore their creativity through a curated series of classes for 4-7 and 8-12 year olds. Started up by Rachel back in April 2023, she has so many awesome things ready to share with Frome's budding young artists in 2025! The next date is Saturday 15th February 2025 :) Who wants to join our club? Where? Right here at Makers’ Yard in our bright, naturally lit downstairs studio. Each 1 hour class is led by local illustrator, Rachel Gale and has been carefully curated to inspire and guide your child through an array of creative projects. Every session is bursting with creativity, crafty fun and will spark joy in your little artist. From mark making and paper crafts to nature collage and model making, your child will explore a variety of mediums and techniques and come away with something they have proudly created, something to keep and cherish. Why is it important for your child to create art? M.Y Art Club is an inclusive space which encourages self expression and confidence building through the art of crafting, making and drawing. With classes for two age groups; 4-7 years and 8-12 years, our art classes have been designed to support your child not only creatively but also emotionally. When your child ‘creates’ they not only develop problem solving and creative thinking skills, they also build self esteem and perseverance whilst refining their fine motor skills. Beneficial for their over all well-being, an outlet for their creativity which develops a child’s emotional intelligence by giving them a way to express themselves. Rachel Gale is.... a professional illustrator, designer, maker and mother. Living and working from her home studio in Frome, Rachel has a passion for all things nature, colour and typography. She creates designs that are playful and ooze 'feel good' vibes. In her studio practice Rachel works on a diverse range of creative projects for a number of clients and has her own range of planet-friendly gifts, including stationery, childrens books and kids wear. With a background in running arts and craft workshops for children, Rachel is now ready to bring her love of teaching budding young artists back to life through the brand new M.Y Art Club. She is excited to share the many fun classes she has up her sleeve, your little artist will get the chance to make and create something fabulous to bring home in every class. Promoting positive values, Rachel's teaching method steers away from a ‘step by step’ approach. The framework for each themed class supports your child whilst they develop their own ideas and allows them to create in a fun environment without strict boundaries and expectation. In a safe space for your little artist to create, our aim is to give your child a platform freely express themselves. Everyone is different and so is the art that we create. * All materials are provided (they are as sustainably sourced as possible). At your child’s first class they will be given a M.Y Art Club sketchbook and pencil to keep. Time? There are two classes which run on the same day (one Saturday each month, dates below)The age range is very fluid and often siblings join the same class so the classes are pretty mixed :) 10-11am - for ages 4-7 years 11.30 - 12.30pm - for ages 8-12 years Note to Parents - You are more than welcome to stick around and sit on the sofas/chairs in the studio or you can drop off your child and collect them once the class is finished. I offer a sibling discount too so don’t miss out on that. If you any questions at all, please don’t hesitate to get in touch - just pop me a message or email :) Email: drawnbyrachel@gmail.com Tel: 07812184241 Give me a follow on Instagram for all things art, design and parenthood @rachelgaledraws * Your children’s work will be showcased on the M.Y website on their very own M.Y Art Club Gallery and we hope to hold an exhibition later on in the year here at Makers’ Yard too - very exciting! BOOK NOW! Price: £15 per class (Little Artist Pay as you go) £13 per class with our Sibling Discount (Little Artist Pay as you go) £40 for a 3 class pass £65 for a 5 class pass Book now for our future monthly dates: Saturday 15th March Saturday 12th April Saturday 17th May Staurday 21st June Dates beyond ... (to be announced ) Information Source: Makers' Yard and Rachel Gale | eventbrite

An Evening With Guy Chambers - Frome Festival 2025 Join us for a special evening with the talented musician Guy Chambers at the historic Rook Lane Chapel in Frome, UK. Get ready for an intimate performance filled with music, stories, and maybe even a surprise or two! Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the magic of Guy Chambers up close and personal. Grab your tickets now! Information Source: Gm3 Music | eventbrite

The monthly M.Y Art Club is an inspiring space for children to explore their creativity through a curated series of classes for 4-7 and 8-12 year olds. Started up by Rachel back in April 2023, she has so many awesome things ready to share with Frome's budding young artists in 2025! The next date is Saturday 15th February 2025 :) Who wants to join our club? Where? Right here at Makers’ Yard in our bright, naturally lit downstairs studio. Each 1 hour class is led by local illustrator, Rachel Gale and has been carefully curated to inspire and guide your child through an array of creative projects. Every session is bursting with creativity, crafty fun and will spark joy in your little artist. From mark making and paper crafts to nature collage and model making, your child will explore a variety of mediums and techniques and come away with something they have proudly created, something to keep and cherish. Why is it important for your child to create art? M.Y Art Club is an inclusive space which encourages self expression and confidence building through the art of crafting, making and drawing. With classes for two age groups; 4-7 years and 8-12 years, our art classes have been designed to support your child not only creatively but also emotionally. When your child ‘creates’ they not only develop problem solving and creative thinking skills, they also build self esteem and perseverance whilst refining their fine motor skills. Beneficial for their over all well-being, an outlet for their creativity which develops a child’s emotional intelligence by giving them a way to express themselves. Rachel Gale is.... a professional illustrator, designer, maker and mother. Living and working from her home studio in Frome, Rachel has a passion for all things nature, colour and typography. She creates designs that are playful and ooze 'feel good' vibes. In her studio practice Rachel works on a diverse range of creative projects for a number of clients and has her own range of planet-friendly gifts, including stationery, childrens books and kids wear. With a background in running arts and craft workshops for children, Rachel is now ready to bring her love of teaching budding young artists back to life through the brand new M.Y Art Club. She is excited to share the many fun classes she has up her sleeve, your little artist will get the chance to make and create something fabulous to bring home in every class. Promoting positive values, Rachel's teaching method steers away from a ‘step by step’ approach. The framework for each themed class supports your child whilst they develop their own ideas and allows them to create in a fun environment without strict boundaries and expectation. In a safe space for your little artist to create, our aim is to give your child a platform freely express themselves. Everyone is different and so is the art that we create. * All materials are provided (they are as sustainably sourced as possible). At your child’s first class they will be given a M.Y Art Club sketchbook and pencil to keep. Time? There are two classes which run on the same day (one Saturday each month, dates below)The age range is very fluid and often siblings join the same class so the classes are pretty mixed :) 10-11am - for ages 4-7 years 11.30 - 12.30pm - for ages 8-12 years Note to Parents - You are more than welcome to stick around and sit on the sofas/chairs in the studio or you can drop off your child and collect them once the class is finished. I offer a sibling discount too so don’t miss out on that. If you any questions at all, please don’t hesitate to get in touch - just pop me a message or email :) Email: drawnbyrachel@gmail.com Tel: 07812184241 Give me a follow on Instagram for all things art, design and parenthood @rachelgaledraws * Your children’s work will be showcased on the M.Y website on their very own M.Y Art Club Gallery and we hope to hold an exhibition later on in the year here at Makers’ Yard too - very exciting! BOOK NOW! Price: £15 per class (Little Artist Pay as you go) £13 per class with our Sibling Discount (Little Artist Pay as you go) £40 for a 3 class pass £65 for a 5 class pass Book now for our future monthly dates: Saturday 15th March Saturday 12th April Saturday 17th May Staurday 21st June Dates beyond ... (to be announced ) Information Source: Makers' Yard and Rachel Gale | eventbrite

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Are you interested in the joys of fermented foods? Ideally for beginners this session is a great opportunity for a refreshers for those with some experience too. Join us as we delve into the history and practice of fermentation - what is happening in the jar, why fermentation is so good for your gut and your tastebuds, and of course, how to make your own kimchi, sauerkraut and brine ferments. There will be a tasting of pickles from the Get Pickled fermentation fridge and a handout with the recipes explored in this session. After the workshop, you will return home with a 1-litre jar of your own creation and a newfound appreciation for all things fermented, with support from Paula and the Get Pickled WhatsApp group. LEARN: The science and history behind fermented foods. Safe ways of making your own. How to best incorporate in your food. The difference between kimchi/sauerkraut and brine pickles. MAKE: Your own jar of fermented goodies to take back home. TASTE: A variety of pickles straight from the Paula’s Fermentation Fridge. CONTACT: Get Pickled also runs bespoke events for those who would like to host a private event. For more details, email info@getpickledsomerset.com or DM Paula on 07855 523006 WEBSITE: www.getpickledsomerset.com INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK: getpickled.somerset Check out our other events and news on Instagram! Information Source: Get Pickled | eventbrite

Culture Collective, a group of growers, chefs, and food activists, will be serving up a three-course dinner made with locally sourced produce and cooked up in exciting ways using both ancient and new techniques to showcase the incredible flavours of seasonal vegetables. During your dinner you will eat delicious, local produce and taste wild and foraged flavours from across our landscapes while we will weave in stories of where your food has come from, the process it's gone through to get to your plate, and the work we're doing to help strengthen the local food networks, with the aim of inspiring you to engage with our food systems and the international movement for food sovereignty. Tickets include canapes followed by a 3-course plant-based dinner. We have collaborated with the wonderful team at Palmer St Bottle on some delightful beer pairings that you can enjoy with your dishes, as well as some wines and cocktails to enhance the flavours of the night. These will be sold separately to the ticket price. About Culture Collective It was set up earlier this year, rooting itself within the principles of the global food sovereignty movement (to build localised networks, grow culturally appropriate foods, value food producers, work with nature, and strengthen communities) and engaging with the problems that we'd experienced while working within areas of the food industry (a gap in knowledge of food preservation and eating seasonally in communities, a disconnection between chef and customer in the hospitality industry, and a lack of networking between growers and farmers, to name but a few). We want to cultivate a joy of food (eating, cooking, growing) to educate our communities on issues around the food system, teach (and learn from) them about different ways to preserve, process, and cook seasonally, and actively support the local food systems by showcasing small-scale growers in the area. By working with growers, chefs, producers, and consumers of food, we hope to empower people to directly challenge the industrialised and destructive food industry and take the food systems into their own hands. Information Source: eventbrite

Come and join us for a screening of 'Able' followed by a Q&A with James Rudge. After years of waiting, paraclimbing is finally making its first appearance at the 2028 Paralympics in Los Angeles. For James, one of the GB team's leading para climbers and long-term Ellis Brigham athlete, this is his chance to prove himself. With the final qualification event just around the corner, James battles with self-doubt and questions whether he's truly worthy of a spot. Workshop James will be at running a free workshop with some challanges so you can expereince para-climbing. If you would like to attend, please arrive for 6pm start. This is free and included in your screening ticket! Please note that the ticket price does not include entry to climb. Show your ticket at our Manchester store within 7 days and recieve 15% discount on your next purchase. About James James Rudge has always been interested in adventure through various sports. Parkour was what drew him in from a young age. After many years of practising this, he decided to give climbing a go and attend the national Paraclimbing series. James has almost 10 years experience as a volunteer and advocate for inclusive climbing and runs regular adaptive climbing sessions supported by his not-for-profit, Grit Collective CIC Ltd. Information Source: Ellis Brigham | eventbrite

Cut Your Energy Bills with Free Advice from Healthy Homes. The Healthy Homes team at Frome Town Council is offering free, impartial energy advice by qualified professionals at the Fair Frome Centre (Marston Trading Estate, BA11 4BG) on Wednesday 25th June, 11am–1pm . No appointment is needed, just drop in. Get help with reducing your energy bills, improving your home’s energy efficiency, and creating a healthier living space. The team can also arrange free home visits to assist with practical measures like draught-proofing and setting up heating controls. Part of the Green and Healthy Frome project, Healthy Homes supports residents in making their homes more comfortable, affordable, and environmentally friendly. Advice is available on a wide range of topics, including low-carbon heating, insulation, managing energy debt, and accessing grants. To learn more or request a home visit, visit the Frome Town Council website , email EnergyAdvice@frometowncouncil.gov.uk , or call 01373 480391 . Information Source: Healthy Homes | eventbrite

Evening of Mediumship with Nikki Kitt Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt is a Spiritualist Medium who is currently touring the UK with her successful Psychic / Mediumship Evenings. As a Medium Nikki Kitt aims to provide evidence of life after life by getting links from loved ones in spirit for people in the audience with amazing accuracy in descriptions, personalities and all sorts of personal information.. to give both confirmation and comfort. I have been aware of spirit my whole life and so have no doubt that we carry on after this physical life and my demonstrations are to prove the same to everyone else. Testimonies :- "Hi Nikki I attended your evening last night and just wanted to say that you have an amazing talent" "I have seen many mediums and psychics over the years and you are by far the best and most accurate the details you give are amazing" "My god went to see Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt tonight my mum came through soooo happy she was spot on with everything.. Thank you Nikki amazing night" Information Source: Nikki Kitt | eventbrite

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