— a note from the field
In June we opened the barn doors for the first time. In August, on Lammas, we gathered the first harvest — and the barn filled again, fuller than before. Now the wheel turns once more.
Harvest home is the old festival for the end of the harvest — the day the last load came in from the fields and the whole village sat down together to celebrate what they'd grown, made and gathered. That's the gathering this is: the year's work brought in, the cupboards filling, the barn warm while the evenings draw in.
And this time it's a Saturday — so make an afternoon of it.
What's on the day
- Stalls from local growers, makers & healers — the year's harvest, preserves, crafts and remedies
- Hands-on workshops & demonstrations — ask to be shown, have a go
- Real slow food and street-food traders
- Live acoustic music through the afternoon
- A kids' corner for the little ones
Coming along
Entry is £5, booked right here on this site — and your ticket helps keep this small market alive, gathering to gathering. Under-16s come free (book one per child so we know numbers). And as always, there's a free pay-what-you-can community ticket for anyone for whom £5 is a barrier — cost should never be the reason someone can't join us.
Come for an hour or the whole afternoon. Bring someone you love, and bring the harvest home.