By Jonathan White
An ‘Off The Rails Classic Car Meet Up’ entertained crowds at Crewe Heritage Centre.
Entry was free with owners of European and American cars, vans, trucks, motorbikes and static engines attending.
Acclaimed wildlife photographer Paul Hobson will be delivering the Nantwich Camera Club annual ‘special’ lecture on March 24.
Entitled: ‘The Best of the Last, Warts and All’, Paul will review his photographic exploits during the last year.
The line-up for Cheshire East Council’s Pride in the Park 2020 event has been unveiled as it moves into its third year.
The headline act for the event at Queens Park, Crewe on Saturday June 20 is Bang Bang Romeo.
Nantwich Film Club is to stage the Oscar-nominated documentary Honeyland on Monday (March 9)
Educating Rita is one of English playwright Willy Russell’s best loved works.
It celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2020 with a major touring production – stopping off at Crewe Lyceum Theatre next month.
“Dreams of Nantwich”, a popular watercolour exhibition showing Nantwich in an entirely new light, is due to close this Saturday March 7.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of visitors enjoyed the annual ‘Universal Model Show’ took place at Malbank School & Sixth Form College in Nantwich.
The show was organised by the South Cheshire Military Modelling Club.
Comedy veterans Cannon and Ball are to return to South Cheshire for a fifth Panto season at Crewe Lyceum.
It follows the record-breaking successes of the last four pantomime seasons.
By Jonathan White
‘An Evening with Prue & Peta Leith’ conversation & book signing event took place at Malbank School & Sixth Form College in Nantwich this week.
By Jonathan White
Disco lovers stepped back in time to enjoy “The Cheshire Cat Discotheque – The Early Years” in the Retro room at Studio Nantwich.
The event gave the audience the chance to relive times from the 1970s and 1980s with two of the original The Cheshire Cat DJs from the early years.
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players Studio are presenting two one act plays for this weekend only.
The double feature of Cliff’s Edge by Paul Beard and Girl in The Machine by Stef Smith demonstrates The Players on going ability to produce strong and creative theatre.
Nantwich Film Club are to stage a FREE viewing on Monday February 24 of the movie “Sorry We Missed You”.
The club says the free screening at Nantwich Civic Hall is “in an effort to increase awareness of people who might be struggling working in the gig economy”.
Be prepared to ‘Twist and Shout’ as one of the UK’s top Beatles tribute bands returns to Nantwich Civic Hall stage on March 20.
“Meet the Beatles” are will help you rock ‘n’ roll the night away with their popular live show from 7.30pm.
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