Welcome

Twenty years ago this was a neglected Welsh barn. Today it is a place where people come together to celebrate, create and connect. Every stone has its own story, told by drovers from the west coast of Wales on their way to London and resting briefly after crossing the Cambrian Mountains, by soft eyed upland cows being milked in the early misty morning

Now the stones and meadows have new stories to tell, of happy couples celebrating their union with friends and families, of seekers of truth and peace who bring their unique energies through sound, yoga, mindfulness and dance. Let’s not forget the amazing moving live music sometimes bouncing off the walls in gay abandon!.

We know because we restored it ourselves, carefully conserving, re-imagining and resurrecting a unique sustainable community and event venue. This beautiful marriage between old and new creates a bright and airy space, encased in mellow old stone walls reflecting the sound of running water from Nant y Walch the stream after which the barn is named, and which gives us electricity and warmth powered by the Cambrian Mountains. Cupped in nature, the barn has expansive views down the stunning Irfon Valley, with its wild hills and soaring red kites and buzzards.