Nantwich Food Festival organisers are looking for fearless foodies to tackle the Rhino Critter Chomp Challenge.
Competitors will face Deborah Bouchard – actress, author and co-owner of Bongos Rock & Roll Pickles, an artisan chilli company, who has signed up to the challenge along with The Nantwich Town Crier.
The hilarious Adam Bloom is the headline act when Very Best in Stand Up returns for a new season to Nantwich Civic Hall.
Bloom played Nantwich two years ago and delivered a memorable set of comedy.
The award-winning hit comedy Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense arrives at Crewe Lyceum next month on its new UK tour September 14-16.
It follows two successful national tours and a year in the West End.
Four summer fun workshops are to be held at Nantwich Library for youngsters in the town.
They will start on Monday August 24, with The Wild Roadshow, 10am to 11am, for youngsters aged 4 and above. £2 per person.
The Russian State Ballet and Opera House brings Verdi’s opera masterpiece La Traviata to Crewe Lyceum next month.
The tragedy in three acts features arias and music performed in Italian by a cast and an orchestra comprising more than 30 musicians.
Acton Amateur Operatic Society will present its latest production “A Night in the Spotlight” next month.
The group will be performing at St Mary’s Church Hall in Wistaston on September 12, from 7.30pm.
Nantwich Singers are to stage a one-off event for Gilbert and Sullivan lovers!
The group’s new musical director Alison Phillips is inviting fans to sing HMS Pinafore with them at an afternoon workshop.
The UK’s most authentic Beatles tribute band will perform at Nantwich Civic Hall on September 11 at 7.30pm.
Meet the Beatles are seen as one of the finest tributes to The Beatles.
An exhibition of paintings, drawings, photographs, needlework, craft, creative writing and floristry will be staged by Crewe and Nantwich branch of the University of the Third Age (U3A).
The display will be opened next Wednesday (August 12) in St Mary’s Church Hall, Church Lane, Wistaston.
Legendary singer Tony Christie will be singing at Crewe Lyceum Theatre as part of his UK tour this year.
Christie had a string of hits in the 1960s, and returned to fame 10 years ago with the re release of “Is This the Way to Amarillo?” for Comic Relief.
A gala concert night will bring the sound of the valleys to Nantwich Parish Church.
Tickets are on sale for the concert staged by St Luke’s Hospice and featuring the internationally-acclaimed Rhos Orpheus Male Choir and Roberts Bakery Band.
One of Britain’s best-loved detectives is live on-stage in a new case at Crewe Lyceum next week.
Sherlock Holmes and the Ripper Murders, will play at the venue from Monday August 3 to Wednesday August 5.
Fun is the key note of the Nantwich at Play exhibition which has opened at Nantwich Museum until September 19.
The exhibition, with a theme on changing social influences, illustrates how people of Nantwich have spent their leisure time through the ages.
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