Name: Frome Festival 2014
Start: 2014-07-04
End: 2014-07-13
Location: various locations

Frome Festival 2014

Friday 4th to Sunday 13th July 2014
various locations, Frome, Somerset, BA11 1BE , England MAP
from FREE to £20 depending on the event

Last updated: Tue 1st Apr 2014

The Frome Festival now in its 14th year takes place over ten days from Friday 4th until Sunday 13th July 2014.

The annual ten-day Frome Festival is Somerset's largest community festival, with more than 160 events held at various venues in and around the town.

Line-up

The first acts confirmed are Levellers appearing on Friday 11th July, and Inspiral Carpets appearing on Saturday 12th July.

There is also the annual food feast curtain-raiser, mysterious tunnelling, secret gardens, art at The Black Swan and Toolshed galleries, sculptors, open studios and bundles of fun for all the family.

Tickets

Prices range from free to middling, with plenty in between. Tickets for the Levellers are on sale on the link below:

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Other events

The festival also offers dozens of walks, talks, and workshops which actively involve, not only the local community, but thousands of visitors to the town. Frome Festival offers more than 190 events over ten days.

Elsewhere there's art exhibitions, walks, workshops, Perennial favourites Hidden Gardens, Open Studios, Frome Green Fair, Art Car Boot Fair and the Festival Fashion Show, and many other curiosities.

Programming

The Frome Festival operates in a similar way to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, in that the ideas and promotions come from various external sources. For example, the Merlin Theatre and Rook Lane Arts organise their own programme of performances and exhibitions within the festival's remit. The Literature elements, the Home project, and the Theatre in the Villages are all largely self contained aspects to the festival. The Cheese and Grain Hall, hosts some events in festival week presented by commercial promoters, who pay a contribution to the festival's overheads. Many events are run by private individuals or organisations, often underwriting the financial risks themselves.

The festival features classical, jazz, folk, film, drama and literary events, as well as exhibitions throughout the town and surrounding area, drama productions, workshops, events for children and attracts performers from all over the world.

More information will be here when available.