Cheshire East Virtual Pride is returning for its second year, with this year’s event taking place on Saturday August 14 from 2-6pm.
There will be a mix of interviews, music, competitions, performances and information supporting the LGBTQ+ community, with live presenters featuring throughout the day
Retirement complex Richmond Village Nantwich is hosting an open day to discover what life at the centre.
The open day will take place on Wednesday June 30, where the village manager will stage tours of apartments currently available and offer afternoon cream tea served in the restaurant.
Everybody Sport and Recreation are re-launching its “Health Walks”.
The walks are being organised by trained volunteers, and will leave from Nantwich Swimming Pool and the Barony Sports Complex.
Nantwich Library is joining libraries across Cheshire East to stage the 2021 Summer Reading Challenge.
The challenge is organised by The Reading Agency in partnership with local libraries across the UK.
The annual ‘Marbury Merry Days’ two-day traditional country fair has been cancelled for 2021 due to Covid-19, writes Jonathan White.
The fair is organised by St Michael & All Angels Parochial Church Council and would have taken place in the field next to the church and Marbury Big Mere, near Wrenbury.
The organisers of Words and Music Festival in Nantwich are urging more people to sign up to special creative arts and music workshops.
The community sessions are being run on Saturday June 26 to give youngsters a chance to experience dance, writing, singing, beatboxing, carton drawing, and poetry.
Nantwich Food Festival volunteers have organised an early summer “Drop-off and Go” collection event in aid of the Foodbank.
The event, this Saturday June 19 at Brine Leas School, follows the resounding success of the previous five collections.
Tatton Park is staging its annual Scarecrow Festival this half-term week.
This year it is dedicated to inspiring individuals and local heroes during the coronavirus pandemic.
Nantwich’s popular Outdoor Swimming Pool re-opens to the public on Friday.
And the timing looks good as weather forecasts suggest warmer temperatures and plenty of sunshine over the next two weeks.
A free course to help people manage money better and learn to budget, save and spend well is being run by Christians Against Poverty (CAP) in Nantwich.
A Plant Sale organised by Nantwich Museum Trust in aid of museum funds will take place at the Pillory Street venue on Saturday May 29.
A wide selection of keenly priced plants will be available.
The popular St Luke’s Hospice “Midnight Walk” fundraiser will return in June, organisers have confirmed.
The event is one of the biggest fundraisers of the year for the hospice, but had to be held “virtually” in 2020 because of the pandemic.
The popular Audlem Festival of Transport is set to go ahead on July 25, organisers have confirmed.
The event, which pulls in hundreds of visitors to the village, will take place subject to all the relevant Government and local guidelines.
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