Local Events This Fortnight
Gemma shares a selection of local events around Bibury for the next fortnight, from guided walks exploring Cotswold history to creative workshops.
The Journal
Green Hideaway: A Quiet Corner for Two
Discover Green Hideaway in Bibury, a peaceful cottage on The Green, perfect for couples seeking a quiet escape in the Cotswolds.
What’s On in Bibury and the Cotswolds
June is settling into a lovely rhythm, bringing longer days and a gentle hum of activity across the Cotswolds. The weather has been kind, perfect for getting out and exploring the lanes and footpaths
Finding Shade and a Cool Drink in Bibury
When the sun is truly shining in the Cotswolds, and we are lucky enough to have these glorious summer days, sometimes all you want is a little shade and something cool to drink. Bibury, with the River
Rosemary Cottage: A fireside retreat for two
Rosemary Cottage often comes to mind when guests ask for somewhere truly peaceful. It sits on a quiet village green, just a moment or two from St Mary’s Church, and less than two minutes’ walk from Ar
May mornings and the trout farm walk
The walk leaves from the bridge by the trout farm. About four miles, flat, and back in time for lunch. If a guest asks me for one walk to do in May, this is the one I describe, because it gives you th
Rosemary Cottage for an Easter break
Of the three cottages, Rosemary is the one I would put a family in over Easter, and the reasons are practical before they are pretty. It sits beside a quiet village green, just steps from St Mary’s Ch
Bibury in blossom this April
The blossom comes out in a particular order here, and once you have watched it a few springs running you start to look forward to each stage. The blackthorn in the hedges along the lanes goes first, a
First daffodils and longer days in March
The first daffodils along the Coln usually show in the second week of March, in the grass verges by the footbridge and in the churchyard up at St Mary’s. They are not planted in great formal drifts he
Green Hideaway in winter, with the dog
Of the three cottages, Green Hideaway is the one I keep for myself when the year goes quiet. It sits directly on The Green, looking out over open space and honey-stone rather than the flow of visitors