Grosvenor and Hilbert is one of Tunbridge Wells’ oldest public parks, designed by Marnock in 1889. It still contains original historic features, such as Marnock Lake and the grottoes or 'dripping wells'. Many improvements were made to the park in 2015 thanks to Heritage and Big Lottery Funding.

As part of the national Celebrating Marnock event, the Friends of Grosvenor and Hilbert Park are holding an hour-long Guided Walk, led by committee member Chris Hughes, around the Marnock (Grosvenor) side of the park. Afterwards there will be a Victorian inspired buffet and drinks in The Hub.

The dripping wells at Grosvenor and Hilbert Park. Copyright as shown on image.

This is a ticketed event: £10 per person from http://www.fogh.org.uk/events (limited spaces).