Cheshire Wildlife Trust is looking for the best photos of wildlife and wild places across Cheshire for their photography competition.
From all of the entries, 12 winners and 12 runners up will feature in the Trust’s 2026 calendar.
More than 100 youngsters enjoyed the first “Rock Fest” staged at the newly revamped Nantwich Youth & Community Centre (NYCC).
The event was organised and run by NYCC youth workers George and Eli and staged in collaboration with Applestump Records in Nantwich.
Reaseheath College and University Centre’s Family Festival returns on Sunday May 18 and their Nantwich campus.
And organisers say the event promises to be bigger, better, and more fun than ever before.
Organisers, venue bosses and emergency services have hailed this year’s Nantwich Jazz Festival as a massive success.
The five-day festival pulled un bumper crowds across all the official venues as revellers enjoyed a wide variety of live acts.
Crewe Vagrants Cricket Club in Willaston is hosting a one-off Elvis spectacular next month.
JD King will return as Elvis for a “one night only” performance on Saturday May 3rd at the club on Newcastle Road.
Nantwich Civic Hall was transported back 30 years to the height of the Britpop era when Dodgy came to town last night (April 19).
The band rose to prominence during that period, and this performance shows they are still as popular as ever.
By Jonathan White
Book lovers in Nantwich can attend a number of author events at Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge and Malbank School this spring.
On Friday April 25, former MI6 operative-turned-author Charles Beaumont will launch his second novel, A Spy at War.
By Jonathan White
German acoustic indie duo barn54 are to perform in Nantwich as part of their 2025 The Shades Tour.
The band – Simon and Sina – will play at The White Horse (5pm) and The Wilbraham Arms (8pm) tomorrow (April 19).
The streets of Nantwich came alive as the 27th annual Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival launched in style with an opening performance at Studio Nantwich’s The Bank Stage
Nantwich Players have their own cunning plan next month when they stage “Blackadder Goes Forth”.
The production is an adaptation for stage from the legendary BBC television series written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton.
A host of top acts are fine-tuning as they prepare to perform at the eagerly-awaited Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival.
Tickets are selling well ahead of the festival which runs from Thursday April 17 through to Easter Monday April 21.
Nantwich Museum is turning back the clock to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
Everyone is welcome to attend a drop in event at the museum celebrating Victory in Europe Day on May 8 when there will be themed refreshments in the Millennium Gallery from 10am and 4pm.
Crewe Lyceum is set to knock your stalks off after lining up the return of Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnston for this year’s GIANT Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.
The pair will be back to bring all the panto mayhem and madness to the stage, with Malcolm starring as Dame Trott and Ste, as her son Simon.
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