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Thank you from Frome Window Wanderland

March 15, 2022
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ORGANISERS of Frome Window Wanderland would like to say a ‘big thank you’ to everyone who took part in this year’s event. 

The Frome Window Wanderland Launch evening last Friday at the Riverhouse Cafe at Black Swan Art.

They say, “From the effort people put into making the amazing windows and for all those who wandered the streets. We appreciate it takes a lot of energy, creativity and commitment and we very much enjoyed seeing and photographing as much as we could. We have had some lovely feedback from participants who have mentioned the joy it has brought when it has been much needed as it has continued to be a very tough year for many of us. 

“Our thanks also go to Frome Town Council, Mendip District Council, Frome Lottery, Black Swan Arts, Mel Day, Lucia Harley and Mayor Andy Wrintmore for coming to the launch on Friday evening at The Riverhouse cafe. It was also a pleasure to be partnered with the Frome Kindness Festival this year who provided the springboard for designs for the Community Windows at The Round Tower and Frome Town Hall.” 

We have been sharing photos and videos on our social media platforms and will continue to do so. You can find us at Facebook, Instagram and also on Twitter. 

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