Cheshire resident Karl Gaskin has won the Cholmondeley Pageant of Power (CPOP) photography competition for 2015.
The winning shot of the BAC Mono was taken by Karl at CPOP 2014 during his first visit to the event.
A Nantwich artist is to have her work displayed at a new exhibition in a nearby gallery.
Sally Huntington’s latest work, inspired by her Nantwich roots, will enjoy its debut public showing at Bailey Arts, Dagfields Farm, Walgherton.
Peter Duncan, Edmund Wiseman and Emily Bowker head the cast of the 2015 national tour of Rachel Wagstaff’s stage play Birdsong when it comes to South Cheshire.
The show, adapted from the novel by Sebastian Faulks, will run at Crewe Lyceum from Tuesday June 16 to Saturday June 20.
Nantwich Choral Society is set to raise the roof with a concert featuring exchange singers from Germany.
The choir and friends from Lüdenscheid will present a programme of well-known works by Haydn at Nantwich St Mary’s Parish Church on June 27.
This year’s Cholmondeley Pageant of Power near Nantwich will host the world’s only flying Vulcan – on its last ever flight in Cheshire.
The Vulcan to the Sky Trust, which owns and operates the aircraft, has announced that 2015 will be the final flying season for the Vulcan XH558.
The final “Very Best In Stand Up” live comedy show will take place in Nantwich on June 5.
And promoters have again lined up four top class comedians to help the season go out in style.
The Audlem RNLI Festival returns for another year this weekend, hosted by Overwater Marina near Nantwich.
The charity event at the marina, on the Shropshire Union Canal, starts at 6pm on Saturday May 30 and runs all day Sunday (May 31) from 10am.
Bridgemere Garden Centre near Nantwich will be hosting a series of fun events for youngsters over half-term.
The ‘Little Diggers Wildlife Week’ at the centre on the A51, runs from May 25 to 29.
Youngsters in Crewe and Nantwich can find fun on Saturday this half-term at Crewe’s Lyceum Theatre.
Chart-topper tribute Pop Factor returns to the Lyceum with its production celebrating all the sing-along hits from the radio on Saturday May 23 at 6.30pm.
By Kate Lindop
Thomas Hardy’s Far From The Madding Crowd (Published in 1874) has been on my must read list for as long as I can remember.
So it was with some excitement we decided upon it as our Bookclub novel for the month.
Paul Merton’s Impro Chums return to Crewe Lyceum Theatre on Monday May 25.
The Mock the Week and TV panel star Merton is one of the UK’s most popular comedians.
A talk called England’s Beginnings: The Anglo-Saxon Achievement will be staged by Rev John Whitehead at Nantwich Museum.
The illustrated talk will demonstrate the diverse cultural influences which came together through the Anglo-Saxon occupation of our land.
A giant Tyrannosaurus Rex called Tyrone will be roaming Reaseheath College’s campus in Nantwich.
The T-Rex will be seen by hundreds when the college holds its action-packed Family Festival this Sunday May 17.
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