This year the Frome Festival workshops have sold incredibly well with many already sold out!
There are some still available and the organisers recommend that if you are interested in a workshop to book now to avoid disappointment.
There are still spaces on Perfume Making with Christine Thurlow on Saturday 4th July; a lovely workshop blending essential oils to make your own perfume to take home. There is also Lip Balm making from the Wild Things team using natural ingredients on Friday 10th July.
If relaxation is your thing try the very popular Indian Head Massage on Saturday 4th afternoon or Meditation on Sunday the 5th July where you can learn a gentle approach to deep inner relaxation and meditation in a welcoming space. Elaine Marie Ewens will lead you towards blissful states of mind, body and breath.
For those with a creative flair you may want to try designing a Lino Cut Card with Owl artist Steven Jenkins on Tuesday 7th July or create a Felted Pod with International felt artist Gladys Paulus on Sunday 12th July.
For the musical there is a great opportunity to try ukulele with the Frukes own Roger Southard with a Ukulele workshop on Friday 10th July.
There are also two very special jewellery workshops with Christina Oswin on Sunday 5th and Sunday 12th July, where you can learn the jewellery making techniques such as sawing, filing, hammering and soldering to make a piece of silver jewellery.
To book for any of these workshops call the Cheese & Grain box office on 01373 455420 or for further information on these or many other events visit the festival website www.fromefestival.co.uk
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