Nantwich Rotary has donated more than £6,000 to local causes thanks to a record-breaking Christmas Sleigh with Santa.
The annual sleigh which visited scores of streets around Nantwich raised a record £6,161.
The “Aspects of Cheshire” exhibition by members of Cheshire Artists Network (CAN) has opened at Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition, which will run until April 14, depicts aspects of the county including impressions of the landscape, interesting places and things seen on a regular basis.
Nantwich Museum is appealing for help to find out the history behind a rare collection of whitesmith’s tools.
The tools are used for forging objects out of tin, pewter and other light metals.
Michael Portillo’s visit to Nantwich as part of the popular Great British Railway Journeys BBC TV series will be screened this week.
The production team filming the current series, which is set in the Edwardian period, was persuaded to take a detour to Nantwich by museum volunteer Bill Pearson.
Events leading to the Battle of Nantwich in January 1644 are the subject of a new exhibition in the Your Space Gallery at Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition, called “The Siege & Battle of Nantwich”, will run from January 9 until February 24.
Nantwich Museum has announced its exhibition programme for 2018.
It features a wide range of art and historical subjects, as well as exhibitions in its Millennium Gallery.
A loyal supporter of Nantwich Museum has been honoured with the annual Dutton Prize.
Molly Stone was presented with the honour at the Museum Friends and Volunteers Dinner at Residence in Nantwich.
The 2017 Nantwich Camera Club Photographic Exhibition has opened at Nantwich Museum.
It features recent work from members of the successful club in the Millennium Gallery.
Museum artist Les Pickford will speak on “When Turner Came to Town” from 3pm, describing the visit of artist J M W Turner to Nantwich.
And a copy of a sketch from J M W Turner’s “Chester Sketchbook” is featured in the exhibition, depicting the artist’s view of Nantwich in 1801.
Mayor of Nantwich Councillor Penny Butterill opened Nantwich Museum’s latest exhibition – “River Weaver – a meander through time”.
The exhibition charts the story of the river and how it has shaped local history.
An exhibition of two Roman hoards discovered in Cheshire has opened at Nantwich Museum and will run until Saturday July 8.
The coins and jewellery were buried for safe keeping nearly 2,000 years ago but their owners never returned for them.
A former Nantwich Museum volunteer was honoured for his 23 years’ service when he re-visited the Pillory Street venue.
Allan Whatley, now aged 104, was presented with a painting of Nantwich Medieval Market by chair of the museum trust Nick Dyer in recognition of his service.
Nantwich Mayor hosted his Big Quiz to raise money for his selected charities – which turned out to be the most successful yet.
More than 180 people including local businesses, community groups and keen quiz fans came together to form a record number of 30+ teams at the Civic Hall.
Recent Comments