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HIGH STREET, CHAPEL PLACE & THE PANTILES SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT CULTURE &
Simply soak up the culture, admire the fascinating history and architecture of the famous colonnaded walkway – The Pantiles – search out independent shops and studios in the quaint streets nestling off the High Street, on the High Street itself or in the cobbled and charming walkway of Chapel Place. Alongside its vast wealth of retail outlets, spring/summer sees the area come to life with a series of live events, including Jazz on The Pantiles kicking off in May and on every Thursday during the summer from 7pm, as well as live music at The Grey Lady (greylady.
co.uk) and The Forum (
twforum.co.uk), the town’s landmark music venue, and Soul Train, to name but a few. Also, make a date in your diary for The Pantiles Markets, which take place every fi rst and third weekend of the month – a fantastic way to while away a morning and early afternoon and experience the hustle and bustle of the market, featuring a wide variety of local produce, tasty treats, designer clothes and artisan crafts. Discover something new each time you visit, with a host of seasonal themes, guest traders and ever-changing ranges from regular stalls.
Poggenpohl Situated on The Pantiles, this small but perfectly designed studio hints at what is achievable by
showcasing fragments of Poggenpohl’s product ranges. From the outside, the historical building is a subtle dark green facade, complementing the unspoilt beauty and elegant charm of The Pantiles walkway. Behind the freshly-renovated facade, customers can expect a modern contrasting range: the award-winning +VENOVO is the focus of the new studio, with its elegant, functional and minimalist design. This innovative kitchen newcomer has been designed deliberately as a solitaire, to stand alone in rooms and be attractive from all sides. • Poggenpohl, 39-41 The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells TN2 5TE, call 01892 240745 or visit
poggenpohl.com
Fashion Carpets Tunbridge Wells’ premier supplier of high quality fl oor covering, carpet, wood, laminate and vinyl, we are a long-established family- run business and have built an unrivalled reputation for providing a truly personal service. Alongside our impressive selection of quality carpets we also stock a range of rugs, including Crucial Trading and Louis De Poortere.
• Fashion Carpets, 42 High Street, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1XF, call
THE PANTILES MARKET DIARY DATES • April 6th & 7th, 20th & 21st • May 4th & 5th, 18th & 19th • June 1st & 2nd, 15th & 16th • July 6th & 7th, 20th & 21st • August 3rd & 4th, 17th & 18th • August 31st & September 1st
• For more market dates, visit
thepantiles.com 01892 528676 or visit
fashioncarpets.co.uk
DID YOU KNOW?
Our historic spa town is one of the delightful Seven Wonders of the Weald, and is full to the brim with picturesque parks and places to let your dog roam free. Or why not take a stroll down the famous Pantiles where you fi nd lots of cafes to enjoy a coffee. The Pantiles Cafe and Framptons allow dogs inside, so perfect if you’re visiting on a typical sunshine and showers spring day! • Visit
sevenwonders.org.uk
The CakeShed New owner Joe Glenister has taken over the much-loved cafe, The CakeShed. Situated in the heart of The Pantiles, The CakeShed quickly became one of the most popular cafes in Tunbridge Wells since its doors were opened six-and-a-half years ago by Francesca Gilpin.
Known for its high quality coffee and loose-leaf teas, luxurious cakes and gourmet sandwiches, The CakeShed has played host to live music, art exhibitions and a poetry trail. “I would like to thank Francesca for all the work she has put in to create The CakeShed. I am really
excited to meet all of our guests and looking forward to working with the fantastic team, to continue all the things that make The CakeShed great, but also progress the journey with some new and exciting ideas. Watch this space!” • The CakeShed, 32 The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells TN2 5TN, email info@
thecakeshed.co.uk or call 01892 457357.
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