Keynsham Abbey Open Afternoon was held on 13th September to invite visitors to learn more about its historic site as part of Keynsham’s...

We received a grant from Keynsham Town Council on Friday. This will cover some of our annual overheads such as hosting our website and...

The Man Alive Group visited the abbey this afternoon, Friday27th June. Just before the visit, Elaine showed some examples of the abbey...

This bright red and gold flower is known as Fox and Cubs; the flower is the fox and the cubs are the little buds.

In May we had a lovely display of foxgloves with the bees dancing in and out of the flowers as pictured in this photograph taken by Lin....

Cllr. George Leach, Cllr. Paul Roper, and Abbey Leader Elaine Cook gather to discuss the future vision for the Abbey. Following our...

A new plant was found in one of our walled beds this week. Photograph shows a lovely white flower known as a Start of Bethlehem, which is...

Well into spring now there are many herbs emerging. They have wonderful old fashioned names ~ Sweet Cicely, Salad Burnet, Rock Hyssop,...

The following image is of St Johns Church as seen from the gardens at Keynsham Abbey and was taken by Martin Farrell. As detailed in our...

Martin Farrell, from the Keynsham branch of the Avon Wildlife Trust is helping us to record the life of the Keynsham Abbey remains over...

In trying to raise the profile of the abbey grounds we invited BANES councillors Alex Beaumont and George Leach to meet with members of...

Canons to the left of us, canons to the right! One of our volunteers, Lin, knitted these lovely Augustinian canons to try to explain to...

We are pleased to announce the dates we will be at Keynsham Abbey in 2025.   Our volunteers will be at Keynsham Abbey every other...

We were delighted to be presented with our “It’s Your Neighbourhood” award by South West in Bloom. Keynsham Abbey Remains have now...

In conducting research of Keynsham Abbey, one of our members has come across two historical documents from the 16th century that provide...

Volunteers have been working hard throughout the Spring. During this period, some volunteers have been on a dry stone wall course to help...

Interested in gardening?  Interested in history?  Why not combine the two and come to Keynsham Abbey in Keynsham Memorial Park.  A...

This year we have been pleased to collaborate with Keynsham & Saltford Local History Society and The Brass Mill Project on an exhibition...

Regular readers of our blogs will know that we have been working on tidying the Nave area of Keynsham Abbey. Part of this has involved...

In September we took part in the Heritage Open Days Scheme. Keynsham Abbey was open to the public on two Saturday afternoons with a...