Today! – Celebrate 120 years of Marble Hill with food, fun and games

By Rory Poulter

30th May 2023 | Local News

Free events as Marble Hill celebrates 120 years as a public park (Credit English Heritage)
Free events as Marble Hill celebrates 120 years as a public park (Credit English Heritage)

Visit the restored Marble Hill house and grounds today – Tuesday – as English Heritage celebrates the 120th anniversary of it being opened up to the community as a public park.

With children off school for the half-term there is a series of free events through the day including a picnic, storytelling, music, horse rides and much more!

There is a community picnic on the oval lawn; bring your own or buy refreshments, snacks and ice-cream from the popular café.

Marble Hill House and grounds have been transformed with multi-million pound makeover (Credit English Heritage)

Enjoy storytelling with the local library, sweet music by St Margaret's Elastic Band, landscape walks with volunteers and horse rides by Operation Centaur.

Families can also play Pétanque in the nine pin bowling alley, take part in community games by the café and check out the photography exhibition spanning the last 120 years.

Enjoy horse rides with Operation Centaur in Marble Hill (Credit English Heritage)

10am - 4pm Community Games

10am - 4pm The Our Marble Hill: 1902-2022 Exhibition

11am - 1pm Community Picnic

11am - 1pm St Margaret's Elastic Band

11am - 2pm Landscape Tours

11am - 4pm Pétanque

11am - 4pm Horse Rides (meet by the car park).

2pm - 3pm Storytelling

     

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