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.
Nantwich Library is to host a series of ITea & Chat Afternoons.
The Beam Street venue will run the sessions every first Thursday of the month, starting on September 7, between 2.30pm – 4.30pm.
Nantwich Civic Hall is to host ‘Gin Jamboree’ tasting event on Friday September 29.
Gin lovers across South Cheshire will be lining up to attend the event, which will feature more than 100 artisan gins from around the globe.
Nantwich Food Festival organisers are gearing up to offer families and children a Family FunZone marquee for all ages.
Additional sponsorship from local legal firm Hall Smith Whittingham has allowed organisers to create a programme of activities for the
anticipated 40,000 visitors.
Nantwich Library is inviting youngsters to a special Junk Art Day on Tuesday August 15.
The event is being run as part of this year’s Summer Reading Challenge at the library on Beam Stree
Science is the order of the day at a drop-in Family Fun Day at Nantwich Museum tomorrow (July 29).
The museum is partnering with Keele University Sustainability Hub to run drop-in “eco detectives” sessions for families and small groups.
Organisers of the Nantwich Words & Music Festival are to stage the event’s first songwriting competition to mark its tenth year.
And the contest will be judged by industry experts, including BBC Radio 6 Music’s Early Breakfast Show host Chris Hawkins (pictured).
Organisers are expecting another full house at the popular Nantwich Show tomorrow – despite less than favourable weather forecast.
Thousands will descend on Nantwich Showground at Dorfold Park tomorrow morning for the annual event.
Superheroes took over at Dorfold Hall in Nantwich for a special day out which raised a staggering £10,000.
More than 1,000 people flocked to the Superheroes Picnic in aid of The Donna Louise Children’s Hospice and Ray of Hope.
Visitors packed in to Nantwich town square for the popular Societies Spectacular event.
More than 30 local groups and societies opened up stalls to promote what they do to a large audience in an event organised by Nantwich Town Council.
Club and Society members across South Cheshire will gather in Nantwich town centre to stage the popular Societies Spectacular.
The event will run between 10am and 2pm this Saturday July 15, to show off the huge breadth of activities that take place locally – and to give everyone the chance to get involved.
Planning is in full swing for this year’s Nantwich Police Youth Fishing Competition.
The popular event returns on Tuesday August 15 and young people aged 10 to 16 from across the area are being encouraged to sign up.
Nantwich Museum are staging a series of guided summer walks around the town.
There will be guided Riverside Walks arranged to run in conjunction with the major summer exhibition “River Weaver – a meander through time”.
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