‘The Very Best In Stand Up’ returns to Nantwich Civic Hall on Friday February 3 – kicking off a new season of live comedy.
Promoters are promising comedy fans that an array of rising talent will be performing at Nantwich Civic Hall during 2017.
Nantwich Cllr Arthur Moran is organising a charity dance featuring Todd Miller and The Joe Loss Orchestra.
The popular group will perform at The Mayor of Cheshire East, Cllr Olivia Hunter Charity Dance on Friday March 10 at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Crewe Lyceum Theatre-goers can immerse themselves in the world of the grand ballrooms of 19th century Vienna later this month.
A Viennese Strauss Gala will be staged at the venue on Thursday January 26 at 7.30pm.
Taupe are to play an exclusive preview gig in South Cheshire ahead of their UK tour in February.
The Newcastle-upon-Tyne punk and jazz maestros release their second album Fill Up Your Lungs and Bellow on February 24.
Events leading to the Battle of Nantwich are the subject of a new exhibition at Nantwich Museum, called ‘Road to the Battle of Nantwich’.
The exhibition, running until Saturday February 25, explores how the conflict unfolded.
Singers from around the UK joined Nantwich Choral Society for a one-off ‘Come and Sing Handel’s Messiah’ concert at St Mary’s Church.
The extras swelled the choir to 201 people, who were split into sections within the church’s Nave by tenor, soprano, contralto, and bass.
Nantwich Museum has announced its 2017 programme of temporary exhibitions aimed at showcasing local talent.
The Pillory Street venue aims to provide a varied programme of art and heritage events.
The Nantwich Singers are appealing to lovers of Gilbert and Sullivan to join in a workshop and one-off performance.
The group will be staging the “Come and Sing” (or hear!) Pirates of Penzance” event on February 25 in St Mary’s Church, Nantwich.
Back to Bacharach is lining up a performance at the Lyceum in Crewe on February 4.
The group celebrates the magical music of Burt Bacharach, one of the most accomplished popular composers of the 20th Century.
Cheshire author Phil Perry has unveiled his new book, The Battle of Baxter Bakery, at Nantwich Bookshop.
Phil’s debut book is a children’s novel set in a fictional bakery in the town of Mayfield, Derbyshire.
Nantwich Players Christmas production this year is the festive comedy ‘Breezeblock Park’, writes Claire Faulkner.
Written by Willy Russell and directed by Peter Nawn, Breezeblock Park tells the story of a normal 1970s family Christmas on a Liverpool council estate.
Christmas will be celebrated at Nantwich Museum on Saturday December 17.
Sue Church will be signing copies of her new book, “Nantwich Tales, Stories of the town and its people”, available from 10.30am to 11.30am.
Nantwich Civic Hall is inviting new members to join Wednesday afternoon Tea Dance sessions for free.
The easy sequence dance sessions have been running for years and already attract a good following.
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