By Jonathan White
The 21st Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival is up and running with thousands enjoying some fine performances.
Organisers expect 40,000 people to attend the festival during its five-day period April 13-17.
Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival looks set to be a massive crowd-puller as tickets for all the major shows approach sell-out.
Tens of thousands of visitors are expected to descend on Nantwich for the annual festival, which runs from Thursday April 13 to Monday April 17.
Nantwich Food Festival will welcome top TV chef Candice Brown to its food theatre this September.
The popular South Cheshire event gears up for another record-breaking weekend.
A South Cheshire centre is staging an ‘End of Life’ showcase event to help families plan for futures without loved ones.
What’s Happening on North Street is partnering with local businesses and organisations for the event on Thursday April 6.
Record crowds are expected to flock to the Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival which marks its 21st anniversary this Easter.
Organisers have been inundated with inquiries after unveiling the final line-up which includes performances by more than 120 bands at venues across town.
Firefighters in Nantwich are hoping to swap buckets of water for buckets of cash.
They are getting ready to roll up their sleeves to raise money for the Fire Fighters Charity annual car wash.
Nantwich Museum is celebrating Pancake Day on Shrove Tuesday February 28.
Pancakes and refreshments will be available from 11am until 1pm in the Millennium Gallery at the Pillory Street venue.
Nantwich is to stage the Salt of the Earth Awards for the third consecutive year.
Nantwich Mayor Cllr Andrew Martin is keen to run the awards again which were launched back in 2015 by former Mayor Christine Farrall.
Nantwich Litter Group is to set to join the British Spring Clean Weekend run by Keep Britain Tidy.
The national group is encouraging the country to get behind their 2017 campaign during the weekend of March 3-5.
Nantwich Museum is to stage an interactive evening class aimed at examining local events during the First Civil War in Cheshire.
It has been arranged by Nantwich Museum’s Civil War Centre.
By Jonathan White
Thousands of people lined the streets of Nantwich to watch the annual Battle of Nantwich & Winter Fayre spectacular.
The event is organised by the Holly Holy Day Society, a small non-profit group of people working with the Sealed Knot re-enactment society and Rotary.
Acclaimed author Matthew Hall is to visit Nantwich Library next month.
The critically-acclaimed crime fiction writer will be in town on Thursday February 2 at 7pm.
Events leading to the Battle of Nantwich are the subject of a new exhibition at Nantwich Museum, called ‘Road to the Battle of Nantwich’.
The exhibition, running until Saturday February 25, explores how the conflict unfolded.
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