Father Christmas will soon be on his way – and Rotary Club of Nantwich have unveiled his itinerary starting later this month!
The club’s Santa Float will be touring the streets of Nantwich as it does every year, raising money for local causes.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich will honour the town’s men and women who served and sacrificed in conflicts past and present at Remembrance Sunday this weekend.
The Remembrance event will take place on Sunday beginning with a parade at 10:30am from Nantwich Civic Hall.
By Jonathan White
A Nantwich record shop will be striking a chord in January as Applestump Records plans a week-long series of live gigs to celebrate Independent Venue Week 2026.
The shop on Oatmarket will transform into a cosy micro-venue between January 26-31, welcoming audiences to live shows up close in one of the town’s most creative spaces.
Willaston Primary Academy will host its dazzling fireworks extravaganza on Friday November 7th at the school on Derwent Close.
The event, organised by the Friends of Willaston School Association (FWSA), will help raise vital funds for school projects and resources.
Nantwich Museum has launched in its Community Gallery of the ‘The Wonders of Colour’ exhibition, due to run until Saturday November 22.
The exhibition, curated by Dr Helen Cooke, will bring to life the history and science of colour, dyes and pigments, food, artworks, stained glass, a local 17th century dye house, tanning, the role of salt in dyeing and more.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge will be raising a glass to Germany’s most famous festival when it hosts a special ‘Oktoberfest Supper Club’.
The event at the High Street venue will take place on Wednesday 22nd October.
By Jonathan White
Towns and villages across South Cheshire are gearing up to stage their annual bonfire and fireworks events over the next month.
Despite this year’s Spooktacular event at Dorfold Park being cancelled, there are still plenty of displays for families to attend.
By Emma Randall
Nantwich is again preparing for a week of creativity and storytelling as the Words and Music Festival returns for its 18th year.
The festival, which starts on Monday (October 13th) until Sunday October 19th, will transform the town into a hub of community spirit.
The reality of training assistance dogs will be explored in a free public lecture series at Reaseheath College and University Centre in Nantwich.
“Paws and Perception: Myths and Realities in Assistance Dog Training” will be delivered by canine behaviour specialist Niamh MacLoughlin.
Nantwich is staging a new pumpkin trail this month, encouraging families to explore the town and support local businesses.
The trail, organised by Nantwich Town Council, invites families with youngsters to search for 10 pumpkins hidden in shop windows around the town centre.
The Peacock Railway in Willaston is set to host its first-ever Halloween themed Running Day on Sunday October 26.
The event is set to offer an afternoon of trains, treats, and spooky fun for the family.
Ticket sales are flying for the 18th Words And Music Festival which returns to Nantwich next month.
Organisers of the popular festival, which runs from October 13th to 19th inclusive, have described it as “our most eclectic bill ever”.
The Swan at Marbury will see the return of its Beer and Cider Festival this September – with more local ales than ever and an extra day to celebrate.
The award-winning pub, near Wrenbury, will be staging the festival from Thursday September 4th to Sunday September 7th.
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