The community is invited to help imagine the future of one of Round Hill’s most treasured landmarks. Chuck Royce has purchased the historic Round Hill Store, established in 1801, from the Strain family and is committed to honoring its rich history while considering its next chapter. Join Chuck and your neighbors on Wednesday, September 23...Read More

Get ready for some spooky family fun! The Round Hill Association invites neighborhood children and families to a Kids’ Halloween Party on October 29 from 4:00–5:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas Church, 954 Lake Avenue. Come in costume and enjoy candy, decorated cars, a magic show at 4:30, bobbing for apples, and tailgate-style trick-or-treating. This festive...Read More

The Round Hill Association invites the community to a State Representative and State Senator Candidate Debate on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at the Round Hill Community House. Refreshments and social time begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by the debate at 7:00 p.m. Candidates for State Representative are Republican incumbent Tina Courpas and Democratic challenger Amiel...Read More

The long-time equestrian history of backcountry Round Hill will be continued with the addition of Serenity Show Stable, which is replacing Kelsey Farm at 1016 Lake Avenue. Ruth Nicodemus and husband Ted Grogan are hoping to move their business from Redding, CT to Greenwich this October. Serenity Show Stable was founded and has been owned...Read More

On Saturday, October 3, the Round Hill Association invites the community to celebrate Neighbor Day, a full day of activities designed to bring neighbors together and enjoy all that the Round Hill area has to offer. Families can climb aboard a firetruck, decorate pumpkins, enjoy fall crafts, visit a petting zoo, and tackle an obstacle...Read More

For 225 years, the Round Hill Store has been a familiar landmark and gathering place for generations of Round Hill residents and neighbors. Established in 1801, it is believed to be the oldest continuously operating retail business in Connecticut. Remarkably, during its long history, the store has had only three ownership groups. On August 26,...Read More

Greenwich and the backcountry of Round Hill on upper Lake Avenue have lost a longtime neighbor and community institution with the sale and closure of Kelsey Farm.  For over three quarters of a century, dating back 77 years, several Kelsey family members have owned and managed a horse and pony riding operation that taught horsemanship...Read More

For the first time since before the Covid pandemic, the Round Hill Association (RHA) returned to the practice of holding an Annual Meeting. This one was open to residents. Approximately 100 people gathered on a beautiful June 1 evening in the attractively renovated stable building at Foundation House on Old Mill Road. The evening began...Read More

Join us for the 2026 RHA Annual Meeting on June 1, 2026, at 6:00 PM, at the beautiful Foundation House stables, 124 Old Mill Road. We have a terrific program planned in conjunction with the America’s 250th | Greenwich celebration. Brendon DeSimone, RHA President, will have a “fireside chat” conversation with Congressman Jim Himes, who...Read More

On Friday, May 15th, the Round Hill Association (RHA) held their 4th annual Night Out party at Foundation House at 124 Old Mill Road.  Approximately 200 residents and neighbors gathered on the grounds of the 75-acre estate on a sunny evening to renew friendships and make new ones.  Participants were greeted with valet parking before...Read More