Nantwich Food Festival organisers have lined up around 200 exhibitors for this September’s three-day event, they confirmed today.
Exhibitors will be spread around the town centre and in both food courts over the weekend of September 4th-6th.
By Claire Faulkner
A handbag? Nantwich Players have brought Oscar Wilde’s comedy, The Importance of being Earnest to the stage this week.
A classic farce, full of satire, mistaken identities, chaotic romance and of course, cucumber sandwiches.
Owners of a restaurant in Nantwich have announced they are having to close “with immediate effect”.
Love Lane Restaurant, on Love Lane, is to close after four years serving customers.
Nantwich Food Festival 2025 was opened today in fine style as thousands of people flocked to the town.
The three-day event – which is expected to attract 40,000 visitors in total – opened at around midday today (August 29).
Nantwich Food Festival returns to the town next week for another three-day extravaganza of food, drink and live entertainment.
The festival will be held in a number of locations with other town venues joining in to offer activities and sessions between August 29-31.
Nantwich Food Festival organisers have unveiled plans for events and music during the three-day festival from August 29th-31st.
There will be two live music stages at Love Lane and the Bowling Green car parks.
Cheshire East Council chiefs have defended their decision to charge organisers of the Nantwich Food Festival for the use of their car parks.
In previous years, the festival was able to use car parks such as Love Lane and Bowling Green for free to stage their food hall marquees.
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 Players are to stage auditions for their production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Simon Stephens, adapted from the award-winning novel by Mark Haddon.
Nantwich Food Festival committee members warned tonight that next year’s festival may not go ahead.
It has emerged that a long term agreement with Cheshire East Council to use two main car parks in the town for free during the festival has come to an end.
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.
Nantwich Players are to perform a production of the comedy “One Man, Two Guvnors”.
The show, written by Richard Bean with music by Grant Olding, will run from September 6-14 at Nantwich Players Theatre on Love Lane.
Organisers of Nantwich Food Festival have unveiled a host of entertainers and acts who will perform during the three-day event.
Festival Town Centre manager Graham Witter has overseen the bookings from 11am August 30 to 5pm Sunday September 1.
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