The South Cheshire National Trust Association will launch its new season with a meeting in Nantwich.
They will get together on Wednesday September 25 at 7.30pm at Nantwich Town’s stadium on Waterlode.
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players opened their new season with One Man, Two Guvnors.
Adapted by Richard Bean, the play is based on The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni originally written and performed in 1746.
A special Candlelight Concert celebrating the music of Queen and ABBA is to take place in St Mary’s Church in Nantwich.
The church has teamed up with string quartet “Egerton Strings” to stage the concert planned for October 19.
Live comedy returns to Nantwich Civic Hall on Friday September 6 with a top line up of acts to kick off a new season of The Very Best In Stand Up.
Barbara Nice will be compere for the opening night – known as the alter-ego of Stockport comedian Janice Connolly!
Nantwich Museum has had a hectic summer – and is now gearing up for new activities from September.
The venue has held workshops and run its summer exhibition ‘Our High Street’ which tells the story of Nantwich High Street over the years, which ends on 21st September.
Nantwich Concert Band is to stage a series of open rehearsals in a bid to attract new members.
The rehearsal nights will take place on Wednesdays throughout September at Highfields Academy on Cumberland Avenue in Nantwich.
Organisers of the Nantwich Food Festival are bracing themselves for bumper crowds when the event opens next week.
The three-day festival opens on Friday August 30 and runs until Sunday September 1.
Nantwich Players are to host auditions for the upcoming production of “The Flint Street Nativity” by Tim Firth.
Directed by Adam Goode, the festive comedy will be performed from December 6-14 at the Nantwich Players Theatre on Love Lane.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of people packed in to Nantwich town square for the annual “Societies Spectacular” event on Saturday.
The event aims to give local voluntary groups and societies a chance to open stalls and promote what they do to a large audience.
By Claire Faulkner
The Crewe Lyceum Theatre Summer Youth Project hit the stage this weekend with Bugsy Malone.
More than 70 young people were given the opportunity to be involved in a two-week project designed to give aspiring performers the chance to work with professional directors and choreographers.
Nantwich bakery Chatwins has proven it’s the cream of the crop after showing support for Crewe Lyceum Theatre’s Summer Youth Project.
The theatre is currently in the final throes of rehearsals for Bugsy Malone – its summer youth production.
Popular Nantwich band Unit 17 are to perform a live show at The Vagrants sports club in Willaston on Friday.
They will be headlining a gig which is being supported by Twitches Rats.
A Nantwich dog rescue is staging its first fundraising gala at Nantwich Civic Hall next month.
Pawprints to Freedom, the registered charity that runs Our Safe Haven Kennels on Mickley Hall Lane, is hosting a Black Tie & Tails gala on Friday September 13.
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