The Very Best In Stand Up returns to Nantwich Civic Hall on Friday April 1.
Four more top acts from the cream of the international stand up circuit will be live to entertain comedy fans across South Cheshire.
Nantwich’s Hack Green nuclear bunker will be taking visitors back to the Cold War this Easter.
The Soviet Threat is advancing on the secret bunker March 26-27.
This year’s line-up at the Nantwich Jazz Festival demonstrates the growing diversity of one of the UK’s biggest town events, say promoters.
The festival, now in its 20th year, takes places across the town this Easter between March 24 and 28.
Rehearsals are in full swing for a special Easter performance by Nantwich Choral Society.
The 100-strong society will present JS Bach’s St John Passion in St Mary’s Church at 7.30pm on Saturday, March 19.
South Cheshire’s award-winning Elvis Tribute is to star in a TV film – about life on the canal!
Paul Larcombe has attracted attention from Channel 5 film crews for his up-coming Cheshire charity gig.
Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival marks its 20th year in the town this Easter – with a host of big names set to perform.
The festival takes place later this month, from Thursday March 24 to Monday March 28.
‘The Very Best In Stand Up’ returns to Nantwich Civic Hall with four more top acts.
And three of these will be making their Nantwich debuts this Friday, March 4.
Nantwich Singers will be performing a special JS Bach concert in the town on April 2. Musical Director Alison Phillips will lead the chamber choir of 16 voices in celebrating some of Bach’s best loved choral music. The Magnificat (and the Handel Anthem Zadoc the Priest) will be accompanied by a baroque chamber orchestra, Camerata 1685, comprising violins, viola, basso[Read More…]
Comedy veterans Cannon & Ball will star in the Crewe Lyceum Christmas panto, Aladdin later this year.
The legendary double act have been entertaining for more than 50 years.
The Nantwich Choral Society is performing JS Bach’s “St John Passion” in St Mary’s Church next month.
The performance will take place on Saturday March 19 at 7.30pm.
Nantwich Museum has unveiled a series of Saturday Spring talks taking place during March and April.
Subjects range from various aspects of the town’s history through to the ever popular subject of railways.
Crewe Lyceum is to host an evening with Shavington musical maestro Tom Seals – one of the UK’s brightest stars.
Tom, 22, will be performing live this Sunday February 28, bringing his distinctive voice and improvisational skills to the fore.
Nantwich Museum is to stage half-term workshops for youngsters.
‘Nature in Winter’ is the topic for the workshops at the Pillory Street venue.
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