A collective of musicians has raised funds for Fair Frome at an annual gig in Victoria Park.
‘Tribe Mini Fest’ saw an afternoon of live music and fundraising last month. Performers included Kit Morton, Paul Kirtley, Bee Owen, Lee Howard, the Up All Night Stars and headliners Cult of the Velvet Rattlesnake, delivering more than four hours of live music ranging from acoustic sets to swampy blues-rock grooves.
The event raised nearly £200 in cash donations on the day, helping support Fair Frome’s ongoing work at the food bank, Food @ Five, Community Pantry and furniture bank.
The event was organised by Paul Kirtley, who runs Tribe – a collective of musicians who raise funds for various charities through live music.
Since launching the Fair Frome Tribe live music campaign in 2021, they have raised more than £24,000 for the charity. Paul said support from both musicians and the public continues to be inspiring.
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