Music lovers are being invited to bring their favourite 7-inch records and enjoy a day of vinyl and food as Lucky 7’s heads to Vallis Farm on Sunday 30th August.
The Frome-based music collective is taking over the farm’s kitchen garden for a relaxed day where anyone can book a 20-minute DJ slot and play seven of their favourite 7-inch singles. “Whether your taste is soul, indie, reggae, punk, pop or something completely unexpected, every style of music is welcome,” said Tamsin Westbrook, Head of Land and Learning at Vallis Farm.
“Visitors are encouraged to come along for the day, enjoy the music, meet fellow vinyl enthusiasts and make the most of everything Vallis Farm has to offer.
“Food and drink will be available throughout the day, including a licensed bar, and visitors can also book sessions in the farm’s natural swimming pool and wood-fired sauna.”
Entry to the event is free. DJ slots are charged, with all proceeds helping to raise money for Vallis Farm Education Centre CIC which works to improve access to nature and create opportunities for young people to explore careers in land-based industries. Those taking part can book more than one slot, although organisers ask people to avoid booking back-to-back sessions. Swim and sauna sessions must be booked separately.
“Lucky 7’s is a community-led music project that brings people together through a shared love of vinyl,” added Tamsin. “The emphasis is on participation rather than perfection, creating a welcoming atmosphere where everyone, from experienced DJs to complete beginners, can have a go.
“To book your DJ slot visit: https://www.vallisfarm.co.uk/eventsold/lucky-sevens-at-vallis-farm or just come and enjoy the music for free in a beautiful setting.”
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