Nantwich Museum is commemorating the centenary of the 1918 Armistice of the First World War with exhibitions and a talk.
Keith Lawrence will give a talk “The Great War 1914-1920 (and other facts you thought you knew)” at 2pm on Tuesday November 20.
Elizabethan gardens are the subject of a seminar organised by Nantwich Walled Garden Society in collaboration with Nantwich Museum on Saturday November 10.
There will be four illustrated talks.
Ghost-ridden tours are being organised by Nantwich Museum to add to the town’s spooky Halloween celebrations.
The ‘Nantwich Hallowe’en Ghost Trails’ will be led by Richard and Lyn Gumm, actors who have regularly appeared on TV and in films.
From fund-raising concerts, annual quiz nights, library workshops and outdoor activities, here is our latest What’s On round-up of events in and around Nantwich for October!
Nantwich Museum is seeking funding for its forthcoming exhibition “Empowerment of Women – a local perspective”, which is due to open on Tuesday October 30.
The exhibition celebrates the centenary of the earliest successes of the women’s suffrage campaign.
Nantwich Museum is running a new course focussed on the English Civil Wars following the success of an evening class last year.
Entitled “The Civil Wars in Cheshire”, the five-week course takes place on Thursday evenings between October 4 and November 1.
Nantwich Museum will be hosting talks as part of the summer exhibition detailing the history of Welsh Row.
The talk takes place tomorrow, Saturday August 11, at 2pm, and will shed further light on the development of this important district of the town.
A new exhibition called “Pathways” has opened at Nantwich Museum.
It is a textile art exhibition by “Connected Threads”, the stitching group of South Cheshire Embroiderers Guild.
Nantwich Museum’s “Welsh Row Through The Ages” summer exhibition is pulling in the punters.
The exhibition was opened by Mayor of Cheshire East Cllr Lesley Smetham and runs until Saturday October 13.
The authors of “Slow Travel Cheshire” will be holding a talk and book-signing event at Nantwich Museum.
Kate Simon and Suzanne King will be speaking about their new book on Saturday August 4, from 2pm, at the Pillory Street venue.
Nantwich Museum will honour the memory of town councillor Norma Simpson at a special coffee morning next week.
The event will be held in honour of the late Cllr Simpson, who served on the council since 2007 until her death earlier this month.
Nantwich Museum is to join other venues across the UK in staging an EqualiTeas Event to mark the 1928 Equal Franchise Act.
The Pillory Street outlet will be including the event as part of its monthly Coffee Morning on Friday June 29.
An exhibition called “Nantwich Buildings” by local artist Simon Bowler is now open at Nantwich Museum.
His artwork looks at buildings and architecture of some Nantwich streets as well as other nearby locations familiar as places of work and leisure.
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