The world’s largest marquee will house a record-breaking number of entries at the International Cheese Awards in Nantwich.
Organisers say they expect to beat last year’s record-breaking total of 4,615 entries from 274 different exhibitors and 31 countries.
The third South Cheshire Big Day Out will take place on July 31 at the Nantwich Show Ground.
And this year there will be a Play Zone for children and Outdoor Arena sponsored by Car Transplants with donkey rides, sporting challenges, mini football, a fun dog show and more.
Food lovers will be served a treat when Nantwich welcomes two celebrated TV chefs to the town for the annual Nantwich Food Festival.
The annual culinary event will also showcase local and student chefs who will be cooking up recipes using locally sourced Cheshire ingredients.
Highfields Community Primary is to stage a family fun and fundraising day in Nantwich.
The event takes place tomorrow (July 9) at the school on Cumberland Avenue.
Nantwich Museum will stage a series of walks and talks to complement its “Nantwich Besieged” exhibition which opens on July 21.
The exhibition will examine life in the town during the English Civil War.
Nantwich Town Council is to run new outdoor table top sales each week.
The sales will take place every Tuesday morning throughout the summer on the car park at the side of Nantwich Market.
Piano prodigy Leo Bailey-Yang will launch a new series of concerts at St Mary’s Church in Nantwich.
The lunchtime concerts will restart on Thursday July 21 at 12.30pm with eight-year-old Leo, who appeared on last year’s ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ TV show.
An animal-themed “bake off” will be one of the highlights at the RSPCA Stapeley centre’s summer fair next month.
The event will take place at the Stapeley Grange Wildlife and Cattery centre on London Road in Nantwich from 10am to 5pm on Sunday July 3.
Headline acts for Nantwich’s 9th Words & Music Festival have been unveiled.
Legendary punk poet Dr John Cooper Clarke and Scottish singer Eddi Reader, formerly of Fairground Attraction, will lead the line-up for the six-day festival.
Nantwich staged a celebration of the Queen’s 90th birthday with a packed concert at St Mary’s Church.
The event was attended by Lord Lieutenant for Cheshire David Briggs and Mayor of Nantwich Cllr Andrew Martin and his wife Linda.
Tens of thousands of people descended on Cholmondeley near Nantwich for the 2016 Pageant of Power weekend.
The three-day festival of speed thrilled visitors from around the UK, with this year’s theme “Supercars: past, present and future”.
A Plant and Book sale at Nantwich Museum helped raise £210 for the Pillory Street venue.
Many members and volunteers supported the event and contributed plants and books including the museum’s Craft Group who also sold items.
Nantwich is planning to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday with a series of events on June 12.
These include a tea party for the town’s 90-year-olds, a free evening concert in St Mary’s Church including fireworks, and the lighting of the town’s jubilee beacon in the square.
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