The Very Best In Stand Up returns to Nantwich Civic Hall on Friday April 1.
Four more top acts from the cream of the international stand up circuit will be live to entertain comedy fans across South Cheshire.
By Jonathan White
Olympic gold medal winner Tessa Sanderson entertained a packed Nantwich Civic Hall at a charity dinner.
Rob Sproston compered the event, which began with a three-course dinner.
Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival marks its 20th year in the town this Easter – with a host of big names set to perform.
The festival takes place later this month, from Thursday March 24 to Monday March 28.
A Nantwich councillor’s birthday bash raised a staggering £3,000 for local causes.
Councillor Arthur Moran welcomed 270 guests to the Nantwich Civic Hall for a night of dance with Todd Miller and The Joe Loss Orchestra.
By Andrea Davies
This month’s comedy night at a packed Nantwich Civic Hall was yet another storming success.
Four dazzling comedians took to the stage and captivated the people of Nantwich with their individual wit and humour.
‘The Very Best In Stand Up’ returns to Nantwich Civic Hall with four more top acts.
And three of these will be making their Nantwich debuts this Friday, March 4.
Four top comedians produced a wonderfully diverse three hours of comedy at first Very Best in Stand Up of 2016 in Nantwich.
This ever-popular monthly gig continues to deliver high quality entertainment – and the latest show was no different.
The Very Best in Stand Up kicks off live comedy for 2016 at Nantwich Civic Hall on February 5.
More top acts are lined up between now and June, including debuts for Joel Dommett (BBC, E4) and Henry Paker (BBC3) and welcome returns from Jason Cook (BBC’s Hebburn) and Nathan Caton (Mock The Week).
Nantwich is to stage a spring Vintage and Retro Festival at the town’s Civic Hall.
The event takes place on Sunday March 13, from 10am to 4pm.
ABBA tribute band ‘ABBA Revival’ thrilled fans at a packed gig at Nantwich Civic Hall, writes Jonathan White.
They opened and closed their show with ABBA’s breakthrough hit ‘Waterloo’.
Youngsters from Nantwich Primary Academy enjoyed a free visit to watch Santa’s Rusty Robot at the town’s Civic Hall.
Up to 100 Key Stage 1 children at the former Wyche Primary, on Manor Road, received the tickets as a donation from local town councillor Penny Butterill.
By Jonathan White
‘The Ultimate Christmas Party’ took place at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Christmas hats and crackers adorned the tables while the Yuletide atmosphere was enhanced by flashing snowflakes suspended from the ceiling.
Nantwich Mayor Councillor Andrew Martin has been dishing out tickets for the town’s youngsters to see Santa’s Rusty Robot.
Cllr Martin has used his ward budget to fund children from Nantwich to attend the show.
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