Combermere Abbey is re-opening its historic walled gardens to the public first the first time after a five-year break.
The abbey, between Nantwich and Whitchurch, will be open between Tuesday May 13 and Tuesday June 17.
Nantwich Museum is staging a special exhibition this week to mark the anniversary of Victory in Europe Day.
VE Day was declared on May 8th 1945, the day after Germany surrendered unconditionally marking the end of World War Two in the west.
The Peacock Railway in Willaston is throwing open its doors this Sunday (May 4) for a special VE celebration public open day.
The railway, behind The Peacock pub off Crewe Road, is home to the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society.
More than 100 youngsters enjoyed the first “Rock Fest” staged at the newly revamped Nantwich Youth & Community Centre (NYCC).
The event was organised and run by NYCC youth workers George and Eli and staged in collaboration with Applestump Records in Nantwich.
Reaseheath College and University Centre’s Family Festival returns on Sunday May 18 and their Nantwich campus.
And organisers say the event promises to be bigger, better, and more fun than ever before.
The streets of Nantwich came alive as the 27th annual Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival launched in style with an opening performance at Studio Nantwich’s The Bank Stage
By Jonathan White
“The Farmer’s Pants” free 11-mile cycle rides are returning to Ravensmoor near Nantwich.
They take place every Friday evening from Marsh Lane in the village of Ravensmoor.
The town will be marking VE Day 80 in Nantwich with a series of moving events and speeches on May 8 2025.
It will start with a Proclamation at 9.00am, read by Joe O’Leary and Jake Johns of Nantwich branch of Royal British Legion.
Nantwich is not noted for its links to the ocean!
But this week manta rays, the ocean’s gentle giants, will be making a rare appearance in the town thanks to a local expert.
Nantwich Museum is turning back the clock to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
Everyone is welcome to attend a drop in event at the museum celebrating Victory in Europe Day on May 8 when there will be themed refreshments in the Millennium Gallery from 10am and 4pm.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of people enjoyed the first public running day of 2025 at the popular Peacock Railway in Willaston.
The miniature-gauge railway, behind The Peacock Inn on Crewe Road, is run by the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society.
Living Lines is a new exhibition at Nantwich Museum showcasing the talent and creativity of local artists through life drawing and figurative works.
The exhibition has been curated from pieces created by members of the Nantwich Life Drawing Group (NLDG).
More big acts are set to plat at The Granary Arts Cafe in Nantwich as the town’s music scene goes from strength-to-strength.
One band is fresh from supporting the Libertines and another act is a New York City hip-hop star!
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