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The Red Mile is a horse racing track located in Lexington, Kentucky, United States. The track hosts harness racing, a type of horse racing in which the horses must pull two-wheeled carts called sulkies while racing.

On the grounds of the historic Red Mile harness track, the Round Barn is one of Lexington's treasured landmarks. An elegant and unique event space, facility rental ranges from $1,000 to $3,000 for a 4-6 hour rental period.

The Round Barn is a lovely, historic location for special events located in the heart of Lexington. Offering a rustic but elegant atmosphere the Round Barn has a tremendous amount of character with its wooden beams, exposed brick, and a gorgeous chandelier running through the center.

Located in the heart of Lexington, the Round Barn Stable of Memories is one of Lexington’s historic landmarks and architectural treasures. Built adjacent to the track in 1882, the four story barn was designed as an exhibition hall then later used to house horses and tack for the races.

Our stunning barn has a tremendous amount of character and true Southern Charm! The space is already decorated for you with draping, bistro lights and a magnificent chandelier suspended over the dance floor. We can accommodate both 200-300 guests for a …

The Round Barn is a lovely, historic location for special events located in the heart of Lexington. Offering a rustic but elegant atmosphere the Round Barn has a tremendous amount of character with wooden beams, exposed brick, and a gorgeous chandelier.

The Round Barn at the Red Mile harness racing track was built in 1880. It has served many purposes over the years, including floral exhibition place, barn, and gambling house. Today it's a banquet hall and concert venue.

One of harness racing’s iconic symbols, this octagonal, brick barn continues to sit on the grounds of the racetrack, and was originally built as an exhibition hall for floral displays. In the early part of the 20th Century, the “Round Barn” was used for stabling horses and greats such as Greyhound, Wing Commander and Hanover’s Bertha.