Nantwich’s Spring Market will return to the town square this Saturday April 7 following its popularity last year.
The market, which will run from 9am until 3pm, will feature a large selection of stalls offering an eclectic mix of seasonal produce, gifts and treats.
Music fans have been flocking into Nantwich to enjoy an eclectic mix of live performances during the 22nd Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival.
Soggy conditions failed to dampen the spirits of thousands of revellers on Good Friday as they took in dozens of different shows in venues across town.
Easter Workshops for children featuring a range of Easter crafts and quizzes will take place at Nantwich Museum.
The workshops will take place on Wednesday April 4 and Thursday April 5.
Nantwich Library is to run a series of events over the coming days for residents.
There will be an ITea & Chat group on Thursday April 5 from 2.30pm to 4pm.
Tens of thousands of visitors are expected to descend on Nantwich over the Easter weekend for the town’s 22nd Jazz, Blues and Music Festival.
Tickets to see headliners Dr Feelgood and Glenn Tilbrook from Squeeze are fast approaching sell-out and organisers have advised music-lovers to book early to avoid missing out on their favourite performers.
Nantwich youngsters can be firmly in the driving seat of one of the top sports cars.
Jaguar is to stage an “ultimate young driver experience” at Dorfold Hall in Nantwich aimed at 11-17 year olds.
An exhibition which displays portaits of well-known faces of Nantwich, has opened at the town’s museum.
“The Face of Nantwich” exhibition has opened in the Your Space Gallery at Nantwich Museum on Pillory Street.
Hundreds of local families will be flocking to Reaseheath College in Nantwich for the first two weekends of March to enjoy the popular lambing events.
The lambing weekends have been a major draw to the college for the past 22 years.
Plans to involve the local community in caring for Nantwich’s watercourses will be described at a free public lecture at Reaseheath College tomorrow (February 15).
The ‘Love My River’ Project has enjoyed great success in Northwich and there are plans to extend the scheme into Nantwich in 2018.
Nantwich Library is to stage a “Let’s Draw in Virtual Reality” workshop in half-term.
The session will be held on Monday February 19, between 10am and 2pm.
Dogs and their owners are being invited to join a mass morning dog walk along the Shropshire Union Canal in Nantwich on February 17.
The free Doggy-Do-Dahs event, from 10.30am, is being organised by the Canal & River Trust, the charity which oversees 2,000 miles of canals across England and Wales.
Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival is set to be a star-studded event with a record number of performers lined-up to entertain this Easter.
Festival programmes are now available online and at local outlets listing all the famous names whose stage skills will turn Nantwich into a mecca for music-lovers over Bank Holiday weekend, March 29 to April 2.
Nantwich Museum wants the town’s residents to help put together a new exhibition on “Welsh Row through the Ages”.
It’s hoped the display will be mounted at the Pillory Street venue in the summer.
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