A stage show by a South Cheshire theatre group will help raise funds for a Nantwich charity and other causes.
The show, called “Cheshire Cats”, marks the 50th anniversary year of Alsager Community Theatre.
By Jonathan White
Retired Detective Superintendent Steve Wilkins will be in Nantwich in April talking about his book ‘The Pembrokeshire Murders’.
The book tells the full story Operation Ottawa and the painstaking investigation which resulted in the conviction of the serial killer, John William Cooper.
A new exhibition called “Rescued/Revived” by Textiles in the Park has opened at Nantwich Museum today (March 15).
The exhibition, which will run until Saturday 13 May, is described as “Clothing – Accessories – Decorative”.
By Jonathan White
The Studio nightclub is to host fundraising concerts as part of the Nantwich Jazz & Blues Festival.
The Festival, between April 6-10, will feature more than 100 gigs at pubs, restaurants, and other sites across Nantwich.
Panto stars Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnson will be returning to Crewe Lyceum next Christmas to star in the 2023 Panto, Cinderella.
Following a successful pantomime season last year, the Lyceum and pantomime producer Imagine Theatre have confirmed the stars for this year’s magical family treat.
A former Nantwich resident is returning to the town to unveil his new book.
Nigel Stewart will be at Cafe de Paris on Hospital Street for the launch of his novel, “Justinians Daughters”, on March 30.
Applestump Records on Barker Street in Nantwich is bringing Record Store Day to the town for a second year.
Now in its 16th year, Record Store Day celebrates the unique culture of the independent record shop.
International Women’s Day was celebrated in style with fashion, music and dance taking centre stage at an event organised by Motherwell Cheshire.
The women’s charity welcomed hundreds of people to Cheshire College, South & West where a day of entertainment included choirs, dance troupes and cheerleaders and a new *Women of the World* fashion parade celebrating the history of national costume.
Nantwich Museum have launched five Spring talks which will all take place in the Museum’s Millennium Gallery at the Pillory Street venue.
The first talk is on Thursday March 16 at 7pm, titled ‘Civil War coin hoards in Cheshire’ by Keith Lawrence.
Tickets are running out fast for the Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival headline shows as organisers prepare for the 25th anniversary of the event.
The Easter weekend event, which attracts thousands of visitors to Nantwich, is taking place this year from April 6-10.
Rehearsals are in full swing for Nantwich Choral Society’s spring concert marking a milestone anniversary for the popular singing group.
It is 50 years since the Society formed as a local authority evening class and down the decades its concerts have been a highlight on the town’s social calendar.
The Very Best In Stand Up’ returns to Nantwich Civic Hall on Friday March 3 with four more top acts from the UK comedy circuit.
The compere for the evening is Pete Otway, a multi-award nominated comedian, presenter and former dairy farmer.
Michael Worboys will present ‘Doggy People’, an account of how the Victorians made the modern dog, at Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge on Friday March 17.
Worboys is Emeritus Professor at the Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine (CHSTM) at the University of Manchester.
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