By Jonathan White
Runners, walkers and wheelers are being invited to Barony Park in Nantwich on Saturday 21st March for the next instalment of Dabbers Dash.
The free, monthly community event gets underway at 9am, starting next to the Barony Park tennis courts and finishing on Sandford Road.
Dabbers Dash marked UK Heart Month in style in Nantwich with a special CPR and defibrillator awareness demonstration.
Before the monthly Dash at Barony Park – led by founder Paul McIntyre — runners gathered beside the public-access defibrillator on the old toilet block near the 3G pitch.
A 60-minute public talk exploring ADHD, how it affects everyday life, is to be staged in Nantwich.
The event aims to show how a greater understanding of the condition can help people manage challenges and strengths of a neurodivergent brain.
Nantwich Museum are appealing for residents to help uncover and celebrate the rich history of Hospital Street.
A new exhibition called “Hospital Street through time” aims to feature its buildings, businesses, and the people who lived and worked there.
Chart-topping artist Elles Bailey is heading to Nantwich as part of this year’s Nantwich Roots event, organisers have announced.
The Blues/ Americana singer is currently at number 15 on the National Album Chart as well as being No 1 on the Americana chart with her new release “Can’t Take My Story Away”.
The iconic Crown Hotel in Nantwich is to stage a special wedding and party showcase event later this month.
The High Street venue is inviting members of the public to the free two-day event on February 28th and March 1st.
Families are being invited to Reaseheath College’s popular Lambing and Mini Zoo Weekends at its Nantwich campus.
The event offers a chance to experience one of the most important moments in the farming calendar as spring begins to stir.
Creative writers are busy penning their short stories, poems and prose for a special event at Nantwich Library later this month.
The Creative Writing Group, which meets at the library monthly, will stage their first “come and listen” showcase of their work at 5pm on Tuesday February 10th.
One of South Cheshire’s most popular events is to return to Nantwich as the 41st annual South Cheshire Militaire ‘Universal Model Show’ takes place on Sunday February 22nd.
The show, from 10am to 5pm at Malbank School & Sixth Form College on Welsh Row, is organised by the South Cheshire Military Modelling Club.
By Jonathan White
A burst of 17th-century drama will help kick-start 2026 in Nantwich when January’s Dabbers Dash community run, walk and wheel gets underway with a thunderous musket volley tomorrow (Saturday 24th).
The Dash will be officially started by a musketeer from The Sealed Knot, as part of a special tie-in with the town’s annual Battle of Nantwich – Holly Holy Day English Civil War re-enactment.
By Jonathan White
St Mary’s Church in Acton is stepping back in time to honour the historic Battle of Nantwich with a series of events this Saturday January 24th.
They are running to coincide with the popular Holly Holy Day celebrations and the Sealed Knot’s parade and battle re-enactment in Nantwich.
A new exhibition called “Four Visions of Cheshire” by four Cheshire-based artists has opened in the Millennium Gallery at Nantwich Museum.
The display, due to run until Saturday March 28th, explores various landscapes in Cheshire.
Organisers are busy preparing for another “Battle of Nantwich” Holly Holy Day celebration which will take place on Saturday 24th January.
The Sealed Knot’s faithful troops will gather in the town to re-enact the battle that took place in 1644, marking the end of the siege of the town during the English Civil War.
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