A new exhibition called “A View to a Battle” forms part of the Holly Holy Day commemoration of the Battle of Nantwich.
It opens in the Your Space Gallery of the museum, on Pillory Street, tomorrow (January 6) and runs until Saturday February 6.
Organisers of the “Battle of Nantwich” Holly Holy Day event hope it will not be washed out by the heavy rain and flooding.
Prolonged wet weather has left River Weaver very high, and ground conditions saturated on Mill Island.
By Jonathan White
Santa has helped raise hundreds of pounds on his Nantwich float – thanks to big-hearted members of The Rotary Club of Nantwich.
The rotary’s traditional evening Santa’s Float visited more than 3,000 houses between December 7 and 18.
A medieval silver finger ring found near Cholmondeley has been donated to Nantwich Museum by the landowner and metal detector user who discovered it.
The ring, which qualifies as treasure under the Treasure Act 1996, dates from the 15th or early 16th century.
The Soviet Threat is advancing on Hack Green Nuclear bunker in Nantwich again this Easter.
The museum, off Coole Lane, is taking a step back in time and investigating what life was like either side of the Berlin Wall during the Cold War.
Nantwich Museum will be having some flipping fun when it joins in on Pancake Day.
Pancakes and refreshments will be available from 11am until 1pm in the Millennium Gallery at the museum on Pillory Street.
A new exhibition called “Nantwich under Siege 1643-1644” is opening at the Community Gallery at Nantwich Museum.
It feature results of latest research looking at life in and around the town during the great siege.
Almost 100 people enjoyed the summer sunshine at a garden party in Acton held in support of Nantwich Museum.
They were guests of Deana and Gerald Emerton, who opened up their house and garden in Acton near Nantwich.
One of Nantwich’s top attractions has scooped a prestigious Certificate of Excellence 2013 from TripAdvisor. Hack Green Secret Secret Nuclear Bunker is now among the top performing 10 per cent of all businesses worldwide on TripAdvisor.
More than 500 animal management students in Nantwich were roaring to go during career visits to zoos, museums or educational centres. Behind-the-scenes trips by Reaseheath College encouraged students to think about their future careers.
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