Nantwich band Unit 17 to perform at Vagrants
Popular Nantwich band Unit 17 are to perform a live show at The Vagrants sports club in Willaston on Friday.
They will be headlining a gig which is being supported by Twitches Rats.
Popular Nantwich band Unit 17 are to perform a live show at The Vagrants sports club in Willaston on Friday.
They will be headlining a gig which is being supported by Twitches Rats.
Nantwich Players are to perform a production of the comedy “One Man, Two Guvnors”.
The show, written by Richard Bean with music by Grant Olding, will run from September 6-14 at Nantwich Players Theatre on Love Lane.
Nantwich Museum is showcasing a new quilt made by Jan Aldersay of local textile group ‘Connected Threads’ which has been donated to the museum.
Making of the quilt was inspired by the Art Fund podcast “Meet Me At The Museum”, as well as her personal visits to museums and galleries over many years.
Nantwich Food Festival has unveiled a tasty new attraction taking visitors on a walking tour of the town’s foodie heritage.
The Food History Walking Tour will take place over the festival weekend, August 30-September 1, and include visits to Nantwich Museum on Pillory Street, The Cheese Shop on Hospital Street, Nantwich Market on Market Street and The Black Lion on Welsh Row.
A local artist is staging a “paint and wine” night at Loco restaurant in Nantwich.
Jo Gilbert, known as “The ArtMixer”, wanted to put on the event to encourage more people to take up painting.
Nantwich Players Studio are on the look out for more talent at their next open audition workshop.
The audition is for characters in their production, “Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons” by Sam Steiner.
Hundreds of people attended the annual Nantwich Pride event in the town centre on Saturday (July 20).
The colourful event aimed to be a “vibrant celebration of love, acceptance, and inclusivity”.
By Claire Faulkner
Directed by Gail Cornell, Shavington Drama Group present two one-act plays this week.
“Last Tango in Little Grimley” and “Little Grimley Presents Strictly Sex Factor (On Ice!)” have been written by David Tristram.
Hundreds turned out for South Cheshire’s own version of “Wacky Races” and helped raise funds for charity.
A range of soapbox machines took part in the first ever Crewe Krazy Races derby yesterday (July 14).
Nantwich Museum is to open a new exhibition called “Our High Street, its history, buildings and people”.
The exhibition tells the fascinating story of the High Street from its earliest development in the 12th century.
Young and old celebrated their favourite canine companions at the first ever dog show at a Nantwich care home.
The event was held at Richmond Village Nantwich in collaboration with Wych-Malbank Rotary.
Nantwich Food Festival organisers are to bring back their popular Cookalong Theatre for this year’s event.
The venue gives visitors a chance to work alongside talented celebrity and local chefs.
Nantwich Museum is repeating talks about the village of Baddiley and its one-time resident Helen Macfarlane due to demand.
The talks will be repeated on Wednesday 31 July, 7pm-9pm, for those who were not able to attend them first time around.
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