Cheese and Grain Music Venue

admin • August 2, 2022

If you are visiting Frome this year, then you need to check out the Cheese and Grain and let yourself delve into rich cultural experiences. The Cheese and Grain is a registered not-for-profit charity that offers a range of events from music to markets.

Not Just a Market Anymore:

In 1874, the hall that is home to the Cheese and Grain was built, creating a market for farm produce and a community hall. The hall even helped the war efforts during the second world war as a munitions factory. Now the hall has become a hotspot for live performances and unique events.

The Guns ‘N’ Roses Experience:

Mark your calendars for the 29 th of July to experience the greatest Guns ‘N’ Roses tribute act to date Don’t believe us? Check them out and see for yourselves.

Aynsley Lister:

Enjoy music that’s good for the soul with a live performance from Aynsley Lister on the 5 th of August. Relish in original songs accompanied by sweet acoustics.

Markets:

Looking for something vintage? Every Wednesday the Cheese and Grain host the Frome Flea Market event offering a range of vintage and pre-loved items including jewellery and books. If you are after something slightly more unique , on the first Sunday of the month you can find crafts from creatives at the Magpie Market.

Café/Bar:

Fancy a spot of lunch or feeling parched? The Cheese and Grain café/bar has everything from tea and coffee to bacon baps. There’s also something for vegan and gluten-free diets with a selection of cakes and sandwiches. For the coffee lovers, the Grain Café uses locally roasted coffee beans and milk that is freshly delivered each morning.

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Cheese and Grain Arts Venue

By admin • November 2, 2021
One of the prime music and entertainment venues in the south-west: the Cheese and Grain has even hosted the Foo Fighters for a warm-up gig for Glastonbury Festival! This large event hall has an impressive stage and audience auditorium, accompanied by a well-stocked bar for pre-concert and interval drinks. The building is a converted nineteenth-century market hall originally built to trade cheese and grain supplied via the adjacent Radstock railway line, and very fittingly the venue is still home to a myriad of colourful food and craft markets today. The Cheese and Grain Café is also open daily 9 am – 3 pm for barista-style coffee, breakfasts, cakes, paninis and pasties to enjoy while market shopping.
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