The 4th Nantwich Roots Festival will be held next week with a host of live performances on show across the town.
The festival, which runs from May 12 to 18, brings a diverse bill blending international stars with local emerging talent.
The Very Best in Stand Up returns to Nantwich this week when four top comedians will be performing at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Compere for the night on Friday (May 2) is Carl Donnelly.
Nantwich Civic Hall was transported back 30 years to the height of the Britpop era when Dodgy came to town last night (April 19).
The band rose to prominence during that period, and this performance shows they are still as popular as ever.
A cultural concert is to take place in Nantwich to raise much-needed cash to feed people living through the war in Ukraine.
“Resilient Ukraine” is an uplifting evening of music and dance taking place at Nantwich Civic Hall on Saturday May 3.
The Nantwich Luncheon Club teamed up with the Wishing Well charity to provide members with an Easter surprise!
The club, which is a hub for those aged over 60, saw nearly 40 guests gathered at Nantwich Civic Hall for a heartwarming lunch filled with food, friendship, and fun.
Nantwich Town Council has voted to end its lease of “Brookfield Hall” which one councillor said has “fallen into disrepair”.
The hall, off Shrewbridge Road and next to Brookfield Park, was used as the town council administration centre for many years.
Leighton Hospital chiefs are launching a large-scale “public engagement” programme starting in Nantwich later this week.
Called the “Big Conversation”, it’s aimed at gathering insights from staff, patients, and the community to shape the future of healthcare.
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.
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.
Sustainable Nantwich is to host a screening of “Wilding” at Nantwich Civic Hall next month.
The film, described as “an inspiring true story that shows how we can revive nature and restore hope” will be on Monday April 28 from 7pm.
Rock the Civic II is heading for Nantwich later this month.
The event will showcase two bands on February 28 – the soulful John Angus Band and the powerhouse rock group No Favors.
A security company founded by a former kickboxer brought Christmas early to employees with an awards evening at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Alpha Omega Securities owner Ken Lawton, 63, went back to his roots in Nantwich to stage the firm’s inaugural awards ceremony recognising staff who go the extra mile.
By Jonathan White
Fans of British rock were treated to an electric night of music as Ultimate Coldplay, the UK’s top Coldplay tribute band, delivered a powerful performance at a sold-out Nantwich Civic Hall.
Hosted by Nantwich Town Council, the concert captured all the excitement of a genuine Coldplay experience, providing a night of unforgettable entertainment for the enthusiastic attendees.
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