This is a free taster session (although donations to Frome Museum are welcome) to give participants a chance to…
Find out more »Wool, an environmentally friendly and sustainable fibre from this region, has typically been used for weaving cloth and…
Find out more »A new production by Dramakarma. On September 1 1939, two days before the outbreak of war, an entire…
Find out more »In the 1660s English society experiences religious, social and industrial upheavals. In Frome, Molly-Ann and her brothers Ben and…
Find out more »Museumology is a series of workshops taking place during Frome Local History Festival (12th-20th May) that explores different aspects…
Find out more »Natural dyes, in particular indigo, have been used to dye fabric blue for thousands of years. Frome was…
Find out more »All household garments, packing and storage, were woven by hand until the industrial revolution. Until 1965, Frome was…
Find out more »Museumology is a series of workshops within Frome Local History Festival (12th-20th May) that explores different aspects of the…
Find out more »Frome-born Judith Loughlin explains how, following the Addison Act 1918, council housing came to Frome. She explores the…
Find out more »Until the 1860s all cloth and yarn was dyed with plant dyes, blue from woad, red from madder…
Find out more »Come and find out about Frome's past and those involved with it. The event will see attendance of…
Find out more »Join local author and heritage tree specialist Julian Hight on a walk to see some of Frome’s most…
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