The weather might have turned colder, but there are still lots of hot events coming up this weekend in Frome.

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Coming up this weekend.

On Friday - she is bold and ballsy. And is now an on-line hit. The one the only TOYAH is at Frome's Cheese & Grain details HERE Her career spans 43 years, 30 albums, over 25 feature films, countless TV and theatre roles, TV presenting and two books - and she isn't stopping any time soon. 

On Saturday how about a Rumble ? Fundraiser for Frome's amazing Open Storytellers, expect a South Parade worthy night out with a big range of music. All for just £5.

And on Sunday the Frome Independent will have an autumn feel.  Frome Food Network will be down the town helping out with some seriously im-pressive apple work. Using apples sourced from local gardens Dowdings, who make wild orchard cider and apple juice (and recently won Gold at the British Cider Championships 2022 and Gold at the Taste of the West 2022) will be pressing out juices.

And if you want to see something extra special the inimitable Boss Morris all female Morris Dancing side will be back for the first time since 2018 to perform a special Autumnal Hop at locations throughout the market.

Then Market Place Stage will be hosting a very special new initiative – The BÆRFÜT DJ project – funded by generous donations from the public via Just Giving, the project has been set up in memory of Fin Scholefield, an ex Frome College Student, and former crew member at The Frome Independent. Fin passed away unexpectedly on 21st March 2022 at home. He created some excellent music under the alias BÆRFÜT and his musical journey really got started at Frome College. The project has been founded and designed by Fin's family, the college music department and Nina Love from local studio Purple Noise, and aims to bring a new perspective to music education by offering young music enthusiasts the chance to learn how to DJ. The project is inclusive of musicians and non-musicians, and on Sunday 2nd October Frome College Music Department will be taking over the Market Stage with performers across years 11-13.

So while it might be cooling down as we head into winter, it is a real hot weekend in store.