Thousands of families flocked to the most Spooktacula firework and Halloween show held in Nantwich.
With fairground rides, fancy dress contests, a huge bonfire and a stunning firework display, there was something for everyone at the event at the Nantwich Showground on Dorfold Park.
Nantwich Museum is to stage half-term workshops for the town’s youngsters next week.
Children’s workshops at the Pillory Street venue will be inspired by the “Haydn Jones Images of Nantwich” exhibition.
Food producers from Nantwich and South Cheshire gathered in historic Tatton Park for the North West Food Lover’s Festival 2016 at the weekend. We sent along food writer Caroline James to taste the atmosphere!
St Anne’s School in Nantwich is to host its firework night on Friday October 28.
The event will start at 5.30pm and run until 8pm, with a barbecue, drinks and a fairground.
A Nantwich youngster has the chance to help Olympic stars Bryony Page and Andrew Small switch on the town’s Christmas lights.
Nantwich Town Council is to hold a competition for youngsters, with the winner going on stage alongside the Rio medal winners on the night of switch-on.
Reaseheath College is to stage its popular Apple Festival this weekend.
Hundreds of local families will get to the core of fruit growing at the Nantwich college’s annual event on October 22 and 23.
Thousands of people are expected to cram in to Dorfold Park in Nantwich for the town’s annual Spooktacula.
Labelled as ‘Cheshire’s Premier Haunting Event’, the Spooktacula will be held on Saturday October 29 at the Nantwich Showground off the A534.
A free FA skills girls-only football session is being staged in Nantwich.
The training session will be held during the half-term, on Wednesday October 26, 2-4pm at Nantwich Town FC.
Organisers of Nantwich’s Words & Music Festival predict the best Festival yet, as ticket sales rocket.
Fans of original music and literature from across the region will travel to Nantwich for the ninth annual event from October 10-16.
A celebration of autumn comes to Beeston Castle and Woodland Park on October 1 and 2.
The English Heritage castle near Nantwich celebrates its annual Autumn Fair with falconry displays, music, foraging, local craftsmen, wildlife groups, and even a dog show.
Hundreds of sci-fi fans flocked to Nantwich for the third NanoCon event at the Civic Hall.
The main hall featured a collectors market of stalls, selling collectable merchandise, hand-made goods and artwork, and ample autograph and photo opportunities with stars of TV and the movies.
Staff at Nantwich Pre-School Playgroup will be celebrating their half century with a special birthday bash.
The group, which opened back in 1966, is staging a 50th anniversary at Nantwich Cricket Club on Whitehouse Lane on September 25.
Mr Dabber Trail winners at Nantwich Food Festival are all smiles after collecting their prizes.
The trail was organised as part of the three-day foodie spectacular around the town.
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