Cheshire Life 90th anniversary exhibition at Nantwich Museum
Nantwich Museum is staging an exhibition to mark the 90th anniversary of Cheshire Life magazine.
It is the longest-running and most commercially successful regional magazine in the UK.
Nantwich Museum is staging an exhibition to mark the 90th anniversary of Cheshire Life magazine.
It is the longest-running and most commercially successful regional magazine in the UK.
Nantwich Museum is on the lookout for two young people to become involved in influencing the future of the Pillory Street venue.
The museum has experienced a major period of change, especially in exhibitions and display work, and in audience engagement.
Nantwich Museum chiefs are seeking views on whether to change the venue’s logo.
They have launched an online survey in a bid to gather views from the public on its current logo (pictured).
Nantwich Museum is to stage a series of talks alongside its new forthcoming exhibition “Our High Street, its history, buildings and people”.
“The Origins and Evolution of Nantwich High Street” by Trevor Evans Wednesday July 3, 7pm.
Nantwich Museum has celebrated the town’s salt-making history by making salt in the square by the traditional method of evaporating brine.
Visitors viewed the boiling of local brine similar to that taken from Nantwich’s Old Biot salt spring, which for centuries supplied the brine which the town’s prosperity was built on.
Nantwich Museum is set to launch its “two talks” evening in the venue’s Millennium Gallery on Wednesday June 12.
The talks, from 7pm – 9pm, are titled ‘Baddiley – an ancient parish’ by Graham Dodd, and ‘Helen Macfarlane – the revolutionary of Baddiley’ by Helen Cooke.
“English Civil War Comes to Nantwich” opens on Tuesday January 9 at Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition, which runs until Saturday February 3, outlines the war which arrived in the town in 1643 when it became a Parliamentarian garrison.
An exhibition called “Within the Loop” by Threadmill has opened at Nantwich Museum and will run until Saturday 17 February.
The Cheshire-based Threadmill Textile Artists display of work is the Millennium Gallery at the Pillory Street venue.
An exhibition of concrete sculptures by acclaimed Italian artist Mario Loprete is running in the Millennium Gallery at Nantwich Museum until Saturday December 2.
The exhibition, called In Cemento Veritas, retraces Mario’s artistic production of the last five years.
Two local family cheese-makers will stage demonstrations at Nantwich Museum during the 2023 Nantwich Food Festival.
Godfrey C. Williams & Son, supported by award-winning Cheesemakers Belton Farm, will give a practical demonstration on the art of cheese-making and a brief history of Cheshire Cheese.
Nantwich Museum has announced further events as part of its Summer of Science Festival which explore the history and science of electricity and gas.
Joseph Priestley, pioneering scientist and teacher and one time resident of the town, is the focus of two events.
Nantwich Museum is staging a week of talks, demonstrations and family activities focussing on salt as part of its spectacular Summer of Science Festival.
Making Nantwich Salt is on Thursday 10th August, 10am to 3pm – FREE drop-in event in Nantwich Town Square, no booking required.
“Outlook” exhibition by IntaStitch has opened at Nantwich Museum and runs until Saturday February 25.
It’s a free exhibition in the Millennium Gallery and features a variety of techniques, including printing, dying, embroidery, machine stitching, feltwork, painting, applique, quilting and more.
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