This Wednesday sees the return of the Nantwich Show after a three-year break due to poor weather and the pandemic.
The show’s new Showground is now off Wettenhall Road, behind the Reaseheath College campus in Nantwich.
Nantwich Police are staging free fishing and football events during the summer break.
Local officers will be holding their annual fishing match on August 18, between 10am and 3pm.
The Nantwich Clinic is running summer courses for children aimed at boosting healthy habits.
The courses aim to promote “wellness” for youngsters and teens by running a number of activities.
St Luke’s Hospice will be holding its “brightest event of the year” in Nantwich this September with their first ever “Colour Rush”.
The Colour Rush is a “colourful” twist on a family day out taking place in the parkland of Dorfold Hall, Nantwich, on Sunday September 18.
Audlem Festival of Transport is gearing up for a crowd-pulling event with its oldest sponsor helping to steer success for another year.
Breakfast company Mornflake is supporting the event taking place on July 31 when more than 300 vehicles from the 1920s to present day will take part in a procession from Hankelow village green to Audlem playing field.
Author Tracey Whitwell will be in Nantwich on Wednesday for the launch of her new book, The Accidental Medium.
The launch takes place at Nantwich Bookshop on High Street from 6.30pm.
Nantwich Museum have launched a series of August Sports talks.
They have been put together to accompany the venue’s summer “A Spectacle of Sport” exhibition which launches on July 21.
Local food exhibitors and chefs are lining up to take part in the Nantwich Food Festival in September, organisers say.
Food producers keen to be involved include Hannah from Sweet Peas in Nantwich, Sophie from award-winning vegan Vork Pies, Cheshire Pie Company from Sandbach, and chocolatier Paul and Gaynor of Sticky Chocolate Ltd.
The region’s top chefs, including this year’s BBC MasterChef winner Eddie Scott, will take to the stage at a new Nantwich festival.
Final preparations are being made for the first Dorfold Food and Drink Festival taking place July 23-24, in the parkland off Chester Road.
A “Pride in the Provinces: an LGBT History of Cheshire” talk will take place at Nantwich Museum on Saturday July 16.
The talk coincides with the planned Nantwich Pride event on the same day.
The Wingate Centre in Wrenbury is to host its 11th Teddy Bears Picnic and family fete at Cholmondeley Castle on July 17.
The event, 11am-4pm, includes a Teddy Bear Hunt, Name the Teddy, Dog Show, Mirabel and Spiderman, Art and Crafts, Market Stalls, Teddy Tombola, Lucky Dip, Hook a Duck, Face Painting, Bouncy Castles, Balloon Animals, Fire Engine and more.
Organisers of the “Nanocon” Nantwich Comic Con event say it will now be free entry.
Some plans for a large event tomorrow (July 2) have had to be changed due to “unforseen circumstances”, says organiser Steve Howard.
By Jonathan White
Local war hero Sgt Bernard Morgan was guest of honour as hundreds attended the “Armed Forces Day” in Queens Park.
The event aims to honour service personnel from all branches of the armed forces as well as veterans.
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