Westway Cinema
admin • March 25, 2022
Treat yourself to a night at the flicks at this wonderfully bijou 3 – screen cinema just off the High Street, where you can have an entertaining movie experience for just £4 per person! All the latest film releases are on show at the Westway, and you can stock up on hot and cold drinks, popcorn and snacks in house to enjoy while watching the film.
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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.
The Cornerhouse is a cosy place for drinks and live music and the home of the Frome Gin Society, which showcases a delectable selection of 40 speciality gins, complemented by a bespoke mixer menu. The pub is also known as an entertaining music venue. The Cornerhouse showcases a variety of live music every weekend. Saturdays play host to local bands playing anything from classic rock to pop-folk, while Sundays take a more chilled vibe with jazz being played on the first and third Sunday of every month.
A wonderful small community performance venue, that offers indoor and outdoor shows, a comedy club and the Frome Film Club on the second Sunday of each month, for screenings of unusual and arthouse movies. In the summer months outdoor performances often take place in an atmospheric amphitheatre, built as an art installation in the grounds of Frome Community College.
A great entertainment venue set in the heart of Frome, that plays host to well-known touring bands, singers, actors and entertainers, along with fantastic tribute acts. Recent shows included the Drifters, Russell Kane and the Circus of Horrors, see the website for the current listings. A memorable night of fun for the whole family is guaranteed at Frome Memorial Theater.
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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