Nantwich Pride 2026 arrives in the town in July for a two-day celebration.
The event starts on Friday 17th July with a special opening event featuring Elvis (Paul Larcombe) at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Combermere Abbey near Nantwich will open the gates to its historic gardens for a special Garden Open Day on June 11th.
Open to the public from 11am to 3pm, guests can explore 10 acres of the 12th Century estate’s gardens.
National treasure and “Queen of Pantomime” Su Pollard is heading to Crewe Lyceum this Christmas to star in the family pantomime Sleeping Beauty.
Celebrating 52 years in showbusiness this year, Su joins previously announced panto favourites Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnston.
A new exhibition called “Across the Tracks – The Art of Nantwich Station Footbridge” is to be held at Nantwich Museum between June 9th-20th.
The footbridge – its design, construction and condition – is the subject of the temporary exhibition, curated by Malcolm Reid.
By Jonathan White
The annual Worm Charming Annual Championships are set to take place in Willaston on Saturday June 13th.
The event is one of the UK’s quirkier competitions which attracts participants and media from around the world.
By Jonathan White
Music lovers are being invited to tune up and turn out for a packed programme of Ukulele Fun Nights with the next toe-tapping evening set for Friday (May 22nd).
The events are hosted by the South Cheshire Branch of the George Formby Society on the fourth Friday of every month from 7pm to 10pm at Wistaston Memorial Hall, Church Lane.
The Very Best In Stand Up will ends its current season on a high with four top comedians set to entertain at Nantwich Civic Hall on June 5th.
Promoters have saved one of their strongest line-ups for the final show before the annual summer break.
By Jonathan White
Music lovers in Nantwich are in for a treat as Nantwich Concert Band joins forces with the award-winning Lions Youth Brass for a Spring Concert at Nantwich Civic Hall.
The event on Sunday 14th June promises an uplifting evening celebrating the best of concert band and brass music.
Thousands of visitors descended on the picturesque village of Marbury near Nantwich as Marbury Merry Days returned for its 45th annual celebration.
Held in the field beside St Michael and All Angels Church and the scenic Marbury Big Mere, the traditional two-day country fair once again proved a hit with families and visitors.
By Claire Faulkner
South West Cheshire Scouts have brought the Gang Show back to the Lyceum this week with an entertaining return for this much-loved traditional show.
Featuring Cubs, Scouts and Explorers, the production is a lively variety show with song, dance and comedy with an infectious sense of enthusiasm.
By Jonathan White
One of South Cheshire’s most cherished country fairs is back this weekend as Marbury Merry Days returns for its 45th year.
The two-day fair, which takes place on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th May, is set in a picturesque field in Marbury, near Wrenbury, with a host of entertainment for all ages.
A new food festival serving up a dish of celebrity chefs, global flavours and live entertainment will be staged at Bridgemere Garden Centre in Nantwich next month.
The festival in the Bridgemere Show Gardens will take place on Saturday 27th June and Sunday 28th June.
Panto favourites Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnston are to return to the Crewe Lyceum stage with their trademark festive chaos in Sleeping Beauty, the venue has announced.
The much-loved duo will celebrate their fifth year working together as a double act in South Cheshire with Malcolm looking forward to his tenth consecutive year.
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