Sparklers at the ready, the Halloween and Bonfire Night season in and around Nantwich is set to go off with a bang!
So we’ve pulled together a list of the organised events taking place where you can take family and friends to enjoy local fireworks fun.
Things are set to go off with a bang at November’s “Very Best in Stand Up” show at Nantwich Civic Hall on November 1.
The show returns to Nantwich with four top acts lined up – and compering will be Edinburgh funnyman Liam Withnail.
The Nantwich Singers have been invited to take part in the Victoria Hall’s Organ Prom series this year.
The group will be making its debut in Hanley on Saturday November 23 at midday.
Nantwich Players are to stage auditions for their production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Simon Stephens, adapted from the award-winning novel by Mark Haddon.
By Jonathan White
South Cheshire George Formby Society has marked its 30th anniversary.
The group performed a lively ukulele concert at Wistaston Memorial Hall as part of their celebrations.
Nantwich’s popular Words & Music Festival returns next week with a bumper line-up of live performers at town venues.
And this year’s eclectic headliners include Julia Fordham, Afro Celt Sound System and Bernard Butler!
Nantwich Players Studio is to present their next two-hander play “Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons”.
The captivating and thought-provoking play is by Sam Steiner, directed by Bethany Gail.
It’s almost time to “Step Into Christmas” with a festive show that stops off in South Cheshire on its 35 venue tour next month.
The show, which features music from all the favourite Christmas songs, comes to Crewe Lyceum Theatre on Tuesday November 12.
A fundraising night of experimental post punk will take place at The Granary Arts Cafe in Nantwich.
The event, which aims to raise money for Mid Cheshire Mind, will take place at the venue on Welsh Row on October 26.
Nantwich Museum is staging an exhibition to mark the 90th anniversary of Cheshire Life magazine.
It is the longest-running and most commercially successful regional magazine in the UK.
Dare you step into the dark world of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde?
Nantwich Players is staging its own adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novella, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher.
By Jonathan White
International best-selling author Kate Mosse will return to Nantwich next month for the launch of her new novel “The Map of Bones”.
The event, organised by Nantwich Bookshop, will take place at Malbank School on Tuesday November 5. Doors open at 6pm for a 6.30pm start.
A Stapeley artist is to stage special Christmas Calligraphy workshops as part of her INKspire business.
Sarah Bloor hopes the workshops will offer people something different to try in the lead up to the festive season.
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