When they were their early 20s, Lynsey and Jason Kramer, owners of Yonder Way Farm in Fayetteville, grappled with health issues normally associated with people decades older. Their journey to better health took them to an unexpected destination.
During the Supper Club at Yonder Way Farm in Fayetteville, Lynsey and Jason Kramer celebrate their farm at their table with their guests.
It’s November in the Roundtopolis™—and we’ve got a lot to be thankful for including a bounty of family-friendly fun.
It’s October in the Roundtopolis™, which means it’s time to hit the back roads and enjoy the bountiful harvest of activities available.
Artists Chotsie Gregson and Willem Syptesteyn, owners of Austin-based reworks Home, meld classic style with contemporary flair as they handcraft lighting and furniture that not only makes a statement but stands the test of time.
With the ever-changing landscape on the Antiques Corridor, here’s a peek at some projects that are in the works in anticipation of Spring 2019….
At the Round Top Antiques Show, good taste is not limited to antiques and vintage treasures.
Sean and Helen McLaren Shop the world to fill McLaren's Antiques and Interiors, their 20,000 square foot retail space housed in a repurposed chicken farm just north of Round Top, with one-of-a-kind antiques, architectural remnants and accessories.
Although Roundtop.com is a go-to source for information about the Round Top Antiques Show, two people can't know everything about the nation's largest antiques, vintage and junk show. So we've put together a "Round Top Reading Collection," gleaned from a variety of knowledgeable sources.
The Roundtopolis™ sits at the intersection of country and city, so the vibe is sophisticated comfort or casual chic…depending on who’s describing it. When you pair those influences with the great, one-of-a-kind shopping at the Round Top Antiques Show and the creative spirits who call this area home, the result is a myriad of lodging options that are destinations in and of themselves.
