A new Nantwich Museum exhibition focuses on villages around Nantwich – many of which are older than the town itself.
“Ancient Villages – Seven Miles Round Nantwich” has opened at the Pillory Street Museum and is due to run until Saturday October 11.
Twenty-five lucky families in Nantwich will get the chance to build a new home for a bird or bat family this week.
The one-off Bird/Bat Box making session takes place this Thursday July 31 between 1:30-3:30pm at St Mary’s Parish Rooms, Nantwich.
Fans of popular entertainer John Barrowman have a chance to sing live on stage with the star when he comes to Crewe Lyceum this Christmas.
The American actor and singer has launched a nationwide talent search ahead of his “Camp As Christmas” tour, which comes to the Lyceum Theatre on Wednesday December 3.
Bird and wildlife lovers are being invited to attend a special bird box making workshop in Nantwich.
The free event takes place at St Mary’s Parish Rooms in Nantwich on Thursday July 31.
Studio Nantwich on Castle Street is turning up the volume again for another Day Clubbing event on Saturday September 6.
The event, which runs from 5pm until 10pm, is exclusively for the over 30s crowd and it will feature Seb Fontaine, a renowned English house music DJ and producer.
Nantwich Food Festival has been shortlisted for one of the Cheshire Life Food & Drink Awards 2025.
The festival is shortlisted in the new “Specialist Venue or Event of the Year” category.
Food history walking tours will add to the feast of entertainment planned during Nantwich Food Festival, August 29-31.
Organisers have extended their popular walking tours with breakfast and lunchtime sessions taking place at landmark venues.
Staff and volunteers at Nantwich Museum are preparing for “The Wonders of Colour” events from Thursday August 7th until Thursday August 28th.
The series has been supported with funding from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Nantwich Youth and Community Centre is set for another dose of “Nantwich Rock” this Friday (July 11).
It follows the sell-out success of the first “Mini-Rock Fest” at the NYCC venue in April.
The first Nantwich Youth Arts Festival will take place this Saturday and Sunday July 5th and 6th.
It will include a series of free workshops, performances and celebrity guests.
Nantwich Food Festival organisers have unveiled plans for events and music during the three-day festival from August 29th-31st.
There will be two live music stages at Love Lane and the Bowling Green car parks.
Nantwich music venue Granary Arts Cafe is to stage a night of “hip-hop” sounds to raise vital funds for charities.
The event on July 11 comes in the wake of New York hip hop star Pan Amsterdam’s performance to a sell out crowd of just 60 in the tiny Welsh Row venue.
As a teenager I didn’t find Shakespeare easy.
I found learning about the Elizabethan bard in a classroom in Crewe quite difficult, and it wasn’t until watching a performance from my peers that I started to embrace this strange sounding poetry and learn to love the language.
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