Mayor of Nantwich Andrew Martin has opened Nantwich at Play the latest exhibition at Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition, which illustrates how the people of the area have spent their leisure time through the ages, is open until September 19.
Fun is the key note of the Nantwich at Play exhibition which has opened at Nantwich Museum until September 19.
The exhibition, with a theme on changing social influences, illustrates how people of Nantwich have spent their leisure time through the ages.
The Community Gallery at Nantwich Museum has been re-named Your Space.
The change aims to emphasise its purpose in providing local people and organisations with a chance to display and promote their work.
An early 20th century cheese vat is the latest acquisition for The Cheese and Dairy Room at Nantwich Museum.
Excited staff say the vat, made by W H Smith of Whitchurch around 1910, is a superb example of its type.
SkoolsFest and Nantwich Fete, one of the biggest events in the town, comes to Nantwich on July 4.
The event includes The Big Sing featuring one mass choir with pupils from schools across the town and nearby villages.
Nantwich Museum manager Kate Dobson has turned the venue ‘green’ by slashing energy bills and eliminating waste.
That was the key message at the annual general meeting of Nantwich Museum Trust Ltd, on Pillory Street.
Councillor Andrew Martin has been formally elected as the new Nantwich Town Council Mayor.
Cllr Martin has taken over the chains of office from Christine Farrall, who has stepped down as a councillor after 10 years.
The popular Plant and Book Sale organised by Nantwich Museum Trust will take place at the museum in Pillory Street this Saturday June 6.
The event, between 10am and 12.30pm, will offer a wide selection of plants and books available for sale in aid of museum funds.
Nantwich Museum will be holding a tea party this week as part of national Dementia Awareness Week.
The venue will stage the event this Friday May 22, between 10.30am and 12.30pm.
A talk called England’s Beginnings: The Anglo-Saxon Achievement will be staged by Rev John Whitehead at Nantwich Museum.
The illustrated talk will demonstrate the diverse cultural influences which came together through the Anglo-Saxon occupation of our land.
Nantwich Museum is to host a King Richard III talk by one of the team who studied his skeleton unearthed in Leicester.
Bob Savage, weapons expert for University of Leicester “Search for Richard III” archaeological team, will give a talk called Killed the Boar, Shaved his Head, the Violent Death of King Richard III.
A new project at Nantwich Museum aims to help visitors further their knowledge of life in the town during the English Civil War.
The Nantwich Museum English Civil War Project will study the effect of war leading to the battle for the town in 1644.
By Kirsty Rollings
A new monthly Cartoon Academy has been launched at Nantwich Museum.
Mayor of Nantwich Town Council Cllr Christine Farrall was on hand to officially launch the new workshops.
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