Nantwich Museum has announced a series of online talks for the Autumn called “Historical Nantwich Online”.
They will start on Wednesday November 18 with a “A Celebration of Salt, the story of Nantwich Brine” talk hosted by Graham Dodd.
Crewe Lyceum Theatre has received a total of £231,387 in grant funding from the Department of Media, Culture & Sport’s (DCMS) £1.57bn Cultural Recovery Fund.
The fund, set up by the government in July, makes urgent support available for cultural organisations that were financially stable before the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich DJ Alan Woodhouse played a two hour live-streaming music set from his home to raise awareness of the impact of the pandemic on his industry.
The Coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the live music sector since the outbreak back in March.
A well-known Christmas Lights display in South Cheshire which has raised tens of thousands of pounds for a children’s hospice, is to be turned into a “drive thru” due to Covid.
Graham Witter has staged the Weston Christmas Lights show at his family’s farm for the past seven years, raising well over £100,000 in aid of Donna Louise Hospice.
Nantwich Museum has been picked as one of the 60 diverse organisations participating in The Lab project.
It is part of the Digital Heritage Lab which is providing digital mentoring support helping organisations develop their digital capabilities.
By Jonathan White
Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker near Nantwich took visitors back in time during a ‘Soviet Threat’ event.
‘Soviet Threat’ was a living history event recreating how lives were lived by both Western and Eastern forces during the Cold War.
TEDxNantwich is holding a virtual ‘Countdown to Climate’ event on October 11 featuring five expert speakers.
The independently organised event, licensed by TED, will bring people together from across Nantwich to learn how climate change is impacting the region and discuss what can be done to tackle it.
Nantwich Museum will reopen to the public on September 18 after a six-month closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
It will be open on Saturday (September 19) and thereafter on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Crewe Lyceum has had to suspend all its shows until at least February 2021, it has announced.
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a crippling impact on the live entertainment sector, with the region’s largest venue suffering most.
Nantwich Museum is to resume its “Aspects of Nantwich” series of talks originally scheduled for spring but interrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Due to continuing restrictions, the talks will be given online with the following schedule.
Organisers of the Nantwich Spooktacular say the event WILL go ahead and will be COVID compliant.
The annual event attracts thousands of people to Nantwich Showground at Dorfold Park.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is running a family programme of animal activities to replace its popular zoo school, which has been cancelled due to Covid-19.
Nantwich Museum has re-scheduled its Museums@Home 2020 online festival organised by Cheshire’s Heritage Learning Network.
It will now take place 11am to 3pm on Sunday August 23.
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