Nantwich Players Studio is to stage their latest production called “Eight” – a compelling and thought-provoking drama by Ella Hickson.
The play brings together eight captivating monologues, each offering a glimpse into the lives of individuals navigating a world where everything seems acceptable.
By Jonathan White
Music lovers in Nantwich were treated to a nostalgic performance by Nantwich Concert Band who staged a spectacular “Sounds of the Sixties” concert.
The event, at Nantwich Town FC, pulled in an enthusiastic audience eager to relive the golden era of music.
theFUNKYchoir is spearheading a “musical extravaganza” event to be staged in Nantwich town centre on April 5.
The community choir, formed in 2012, performs throughout South Cheshire and at events like Nantwich Show, Nantwich Food Festival, Crewe Remembrance Service and fund-raising events.
Egerton Strings are back to perform another St Mary’s Nantwich candlelight concert.
They’ll be performing this Saturday March 22, called “Broadway in Concert”.
Folk rock legends Lindisfarne are to perform at Nantwich Civic Hall in May.
Famed for hits “Run For Home”, “Meet Me On The Corner” and “Lady Eleanor”, the Geordies under the steerage of co-founder Rod Clements are winning over audiences old and new.
Nantwich Players Youth Theatre are to present Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town”.
Set in the small town of Grover’s Corners, the production follows the lives of its residents as they navigate love, family, work, and loss.
Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival returns in April with another stellar line-up of live acts and venues.
Full colour brochures are now available from the Crown Hotel and other official venues.
Nantwich Rotary has presented a Certificate of Appreciation to local firm Rogers Masonry.
The firm’s directors Robin Barrett and Adrian Reynolds created a plaque which they donated to the rotary club
By Jonathan White
After more than 60 years and 10,000 performances, local duo Memory Lane will take to the stage one last time as part of the Nantwich Jazz & Blues Festival.
Ray Nicholls, 77, and Dave Prince, 78, have been playing guitar and singing for most of their lives.
Railway enthusiasts and families are in for a treat as The Peacock Railway in Nantwich is set to stage its 2025 season opener.
The railway, behind the Peacock Inn in Willaston, is operated by the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society.
Another stellar line-up of stand up comedians is heading to Nantwich Civic Hall in April.
Promoters are promising a feast of entertainment as the popular shows continue to sell out.
Nantwich Museum is holding a general knowledge quiz at the Vagrants Sport Centre in Willaston to raise funds.
The quiz takes place on Thursday 27th March. Doors will open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
Nantwich Museum is teaming up with the town’s oldest pub to stage a Food History Walking Tour marking Cheshire Day.
Led by a museum guide, the event offers visitors a potted history of Nantwich’s ancient links to the cheese and salt-making industries and its importance as a market town alongside various snippets of town heritage.
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