Events

Seventeenth Century Feast, Monday 7th July, Lamb Inn, 6pm, world premiere of the Food Frome film about dining in late seventeenth century England.

Apple, Source and Ciderland, Wednesday 9th July, 7.30, Rook Lane Arts Centre, Frome, with James Crowden (poet and countryman) and Sue Clifford (Common Ground), with cheese, apple juice and cider tastings.

This event is part of the 2008 Frome Festival.

Seventeenth Century Feast, Monday 7th July, Lamb Inn, Frome, 6pm, world premiere of the Food Frome film about dining in late seventeenth century England.

This event is part of the 2008 Frome Festival.

Film set on an Allotment site is on at the Merlin on the 27th March

http://www.merlintheatre.co.uk/film.asp

So lets get down there!

Seed swap and ordering: Friday 25 Jan at 30 Broadway Frome 8pm. A joint event between Food Frome and the Land and Food faction of Sustainable Frome.

There will be a Potato Day at Doulting Village Hall on Saturday, 9th February. Last year they had a good selection of seed potatoes for sale including the blight resistant sarpos.

More information from Pennard Plants.

St Louis School Orchard, Selwood Road, Frome
Sunday 20 January 2008
Leader: Tim Baines, Bath Organic Group
11am-3pm Free, but booking essential

Workshop will cover: why prune; tools and care of tools; practical work
pruning the St Louis trees.

More details will be sent when you book through John Payne.

Seventeenth Century Feast

24 November 1987. This is part of the Food Frome film project. Recipes have been collected, producers interviewed and filmed, and the cooking, serving and eating of the feast itself have now been filmed.

The film aims to replicate the kind of food the Duke of Monmouth may have received in Frome in 1685, just a few days before his defeat at the Battle of Sedgemoor, the last battle to take place on English soil.

We hope that the film will be shown at the 2008 Frome Festival.