Experts will be holding a special salt-making demonstration in Nantwich to show people how the town became famous for it!
Specialists from Nantwich Museum will be on the town square on Thursday May 9 to see how salt was made during the medieval period using brine from the Old Biot.
Nantwich Food Festival organiser are to stage a “welcome” event for new volunteers helping out at the 2024 show.
The festival can only go ahead thanks to the hundreds of volunteers who devote their time each year.
Multi-award-winning British singer and actor Will Young will be performing at Crewe Lyceum as part of a UK tour later this year.
Young, who has released a new single today called “Falling Deep”, will be at the Lyceum on October 10.
Organisers have lined up a variety of top acts to perform at the 3rd Nantwich Roots Festival next month.
Famous bands and musicians will be in town between May 13-19 to perform folk, indie, blues and pop gigs at different venues.
Amazing food, fine wine, great company… and murder!
A heady cocktail for an unforgettable night out at The White Lion in Hankelow, as Pete Leydon discovered.
Nantwich Players are inviting people to an open audi6on for their 2024/25 season opener, ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ by Richard Bean.
The audition will take place on Tuesday April 30 at Nantwich Players Theatre at 7.30pm.
Promoters of the popular ‘Very Best In Stand Up’ celebrate 15 years of shows in Nantwich with another top line-up for their May gig.
Fourteen of those years it has been staged at Nantwich Civic Hall with comedians across the industry performing and going on to become household names.
Popular panto duo Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnston will return to star in this year’s Crewe Lyceum Christmas pantomime “Beauty and the Beast”, it was announced today.
The panto, which will run from 13 December 2024 to 5 January 2025, is always a favourite among families across South Cheshire.
Nantwich Players have unveiled their latest production, called “The Girl on the Train”.
It is based on the best-selling novel by Paula Hawkins and the DreamWorks film and adapted by Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel.
A day of discovery and entertainment takes place at Reaseheath College’s annual Family Festival on its Nantwich campus next month.
The popular event highlights the college’s diverse offerings and celebrating the local community and takes place on Sunday May 12.
Nantwich Museum have launched three Spring talks which will all take place in the museum’s Millennium Gallery.
The first takes place on Wednesday 24 April, from 7pm, called “Accidental Discoveries” by Bryan Roe.
More than 70 scouts from across South Cheshire will star in the Crewe Gang Show perform at the Crewe Lyceum Theatre from May 1-4.
The bi-annual variety performance, a tradition since 1938, promises an evening of entertainment and talent featuring Scouts from South West Cheshire.
By Claire Faulkner
Kinky Boots is set to hit the stage at The Lyceum next Wednesday.
And the members of Crewe Amateur Musical Society welcomed a very special visitor this week at one of their rehearsals.
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