Crewe based singer-songwriter Oli Ng is set to open Nantwich’s iconic Words & Music Festival, by supporting indie rock trio, Little Comets.
The week-long festival hosts live and original music and poetry, welcoming the likes of The Magic Numbers, Echo and the Bunneymen’s Ian Mchulloch and Dr John Cooper Clarke over its ten-year history.
Storage Hunters presenter Sean Kelly is bringing his UK tour to Crewe Lyceum in October.
The auctioneer has developed a cult following in the US and UK thanks to the reality TV series broadcast on Dave.
Nantwich Library on Beam Street is staging a series of events in October.
Between Octobner 2-6, the venue is involved in Get Online Week 2017.
Fans’ favourite Charlie Baker is back in Nantwich next week to headline the latest ‘Very Best in Stand Up’.
The brilliant Baker’s delivery style has earned him a reputation as one the top showmen in the UK.
South Cheshire venue Axis Arts Centre has kicked off a new season of theatre, poetry and dance.
The venue, which has an uncertain future with the impending closure of Crewe’s MMU campus, will be opening to the public once more.
Award-winning Canadian folk band The Fugitives are to perform at Church Minshull Village Hall next month.
The band has toured 12 countries, and been nominated for multiple Canadian Folk Music Awards and has appeared at Glastonbury.
“Asian Serendipity”, an exhibition by Aneta Talbot, has opened in the Your Space Gallery at Nantwich Museum.
The display features a myriad of images taken during recent travel across Asia focused on Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, India and Sri Lanka.
Popular 1980s electronica tribute band Electro 80s is to stage a fund-raising concert at the Studio nightclub in Nantwich this weekend.
The show, on Friday September 22, will feature massive 80s hits by bands such as Depeche Mode, Yazoo, Gary Numan, Duran Duran, Ultravox, Devo, Soft Cell and The Human League.
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players have kicked off their new season this week with their own performance of The Game.
Directed by Jerry Park and written by Harold Brighouse, this delightful comedy is all about family, football, class and love.
Thousands of food lovers young and old packed in to Nantwich over the last three days to enjoy the town’s biggest Food Festival yet.
Organisers, volunteers, local businesses and many more pulled together to lay on a three-day food spectacular at various sites around the town.
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.
One of the UK’s top comedians Gary Delaney returns to Nantwich this Friday as the “Very Best in Stand-Up” is back with a bang.
Fans’ favourite Delaney, a regular on TV shows like “Mock the Week”, is headlining the show at Nantwich Civic Hall.
By Claire Faulkner
Heritage Opera returned to Nantwich Civic Hall with Mozart’s Così fan tutte.
Sung in English, the comedy about two army officers and their fiancées had the audience gripped from the start.
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