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This Sat 6 June, as the climax of Bath Fringe Festival, Adrian Utley (of Portishead and much else besides) has invited free jazz legend Evan Parker for an evening of improvisation at Kelston Roundhill Barn. They will be joined by … Continue reading →

…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 →