Nantwich Players gear up for two new productions
Nantwich Players are about to get the show on the road – with two new productions in the next two months.
First up is their performance of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”.
Nantwich Players are about to get the show on the road – with two new productions in the next two months.
First up is their performance of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”.
Big names in music are heading to Nantwich to celebrate the town’s first ever involvement in the UK’s Independent Venue Week.
The line up for the six-night event includes a Mercury Music Prize nominee, a rising hip-hop star who has graced Glastonbury and a selection of the best new and rising artists locally.
Quartet Egerton Strings will back in Nantwich on February 1 to perform a “Best of the 70s” candlelight concert in St Mary’s Church.
The concert will feature the music of many 70s legends including Stevie Wonder, Elton John, and The Carpenters.
By Jonathan White
The town is gearing up for the annual “Battle of Nantwich” Holly Holy Day event which takes place on Saturday January 25.
The Sealed Knot troops will gather to re-enact the original battle which took place in 1644, marking the end of the siege of the town during the English Civil War.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich will host its first Independent Venue Week from January 28 to February 2.
The national initiative shines a spotlight on independent music venues and artists who keep them alive, with Nantwich joining the line-up of participating towns.
Nantwich Museum is planning an exhibition to commemorate the 80th anniversary of both VE Day on May 8 and VJ Day on August 15.
And they have appealed for members of the public to help them!
By Jonathan White
Nantwich will hold its annual commemoration this weekend of the Second World War airman who gave his life to the town.
Lieutenant Arthur Brown was the heroic United States Army Air Force pilot who steered his out of control warplane away from the town.
“The Royal Rumble” exhibition opened today (January 7) at Nantwich Museum and runs until Saturday February 8.
The exhibition showcases the English Civil War collections of the Grosvenor Museum, Chester.
By Jonathan White
The first walk of the Nantwich ‘Men Walking and Talking’ group in 2025 took place on New Year’s Day.
The group aims to bring local men together for a community initiative aimed at improving mental health and physical wellbeing.
The popular ‘Tea at the Tower’ guided walks from St Mary’s Church in Acton are to continue in 2025.
The first walk is on Sunday (January 5) will take participants on a leisurely four-mile route.
Nantwich Museum is to stage a “Villages around Nantwich” exhibition and has launched an appeal for information and objects.
Every year Nantwich Museum’s researchers develop an exhibition for display in the Museum’s Millennium Gallery during the summer.
Men in Nantwich are invited to kick off the New Year with a weekly walk designed to support mental health and wellbeing.
The next “Men Walking and Talking” group walk will take place this Wednesday New Year’s Day at 2pm, starting at the Nantwich War Memorial.
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