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…taken from Marksbury, six km away. …shared by Gregg Wyber to Facebook (reproduced with permission). He must have quite a lens!

Memorable year, with some exceptional events. Here were some of the memorable points of 2025 up at Roundhill Barn:

A bunch of us marked the Solstice, joined by three passers-by from Weston. A lot has happened this year for many of us. It’s a great help to mark the shortest day and longest night, and embrace the darkness. A … Continue reading →

We have two cracking gigs coming up at Roundhill Barn. Fri 11 July Three Cane Whale play original instrumental folk: “One of the finest, most interesting, most innovative folk bands around” – Bristol 24/7. The first band to play Roundhill … Continue reading →

Roundhill Barn hosted the Bath and NE Somerset Future Ambition Board (FAB) 5 June, with additional business guests joining for a drinks reception after. The Universities presented an ambitious plan for innovation in B&NES. Later Bath Soft Cheese founder Graham … Continue reading →

It’s not a Hilton, its not a Travelodge. It’s more original than that. Here’s Roundhill Barn set up for a significant board meeting this week. At 24 people, that’s probably as big as it goes in this format. Comes complete … Continue reading →

We’ve done three funerals now at Roundhill Barn. It’s just transformative; entirely different from the usual offerings. The remoteness and sense of peace and open ended time create a special atmosphere for intense memorial events. We’ve worked it all through … Continue reading →

Thursday 15 May we enjoyed a visit from 60 or so of our neighbours the Kelston villagers. It’s remarkable and diverse local community which has changed a lot over recent years but retains an underlying rural farming character through it … Continue reading →

Bath City Farm regularly use Roundhill Barn for their annual team get-together. And – hardy folk that they are – they choose to do it in February. Even today, when there was such a hard frost that the padlocks were … Continue reading →