The Very Best in Stand Up is gearing up for a return to Nantwich in five weeks – with a host of top stars lined up for a new season.
Live comedy fans will pack out Nantwich Civic Hall again when the new season kicks off on September 4.
This year’s Big Day Out in Nantwich is a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party in aid of St Luke’s Hospice and Macmillan.
The event will be held at the Nantwich Show ground on Sunday August 2 from 11am to 4pm.
Crewe Lyceum Theatre is staging a series of fun shows during the school summer holidays.
Family activities begin with the free Family Open Day on Saturday August 1 filled with activities.
Nantwich Mayor Cllr Andrew Martin was among a packed audience at St Mary’s Church Summer Serenade Concert.
The concert brought together a number of choirs from around the area including Simply Allsorts, Simply Harmony, Dolly Mixtures and Singcoption, directed by Chris Hale.
Stars of Heritage Opera will be performing favourite operatic music at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Demand for the group’s return has been high, so they return with A Passion For Opera on Monday July 27.
Legendary singer Toyah Willcox wowed a packed Nantwich Civic Hall as fans queued around the block to watch her perform.
The original Princess of Punk arrived in town during her UK Close Up and Personal Tour.
Nantwich’s new-look library will be hosting a one-off talk on postcards of Edwardian times.
The Beam Street venue, which recently re-opened after refurbishment work, is staging the talk delivered by Linda Clarke, from Cheshire Archives and Local Studies.
By Kirsty Rollings
The line-up for the 8th Words and Music Festival in Nantwich has been unveiled – and includes star singer and actress Barbara Dickson.
She Scottish-born singer will be one of the big draws to the six-day festival in October.
The original Princess of Punk Toyah Willcox will be performing in Nantwich with her Close Up and Personal Tour.
Toyah will be in town for one night only this Friday July 10, from 8pm.
Thousands of people packed into Nantwich town centre to enjoy another successful Skoolzfest and Nantwich Fete.
Families young and old enjoyed the warm summer sunshine along with a wide array of entertainment and activities.
Nantwich is gearing up for another big day of family entertainment as SkoolzFest and Nantwich Fete arrive in town.
Talented children from across the town will be performing the Big Sing as part of SkoolzFest tomorrow (July 4).
More than 1,500 participants took part in Cheshire’s Run or Dye colourful 5km at Cholmondeley Castle near Nantwich.
Competitors ran, walked and danced – filling the historic venue with a spectacular explosion of Run or Dye colour.
A rare collection of Chinese snuff bottles could fetch more than £25,000 at a Nantwich auction.
The collection, which dates back almost 80 years, was bought by author Marjorie Hessell Tiltman during a visit to Tientsin in 1937.
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