By Jonathan White
The 19th Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival has kicked off with a rip-roaring first night.
Organisers expect up to 40,000 people to attend the festival over its five-day period (April 2-6) with more than 100 performances at 16 venues in Nantwich.
The award-winning Yew Tree Inn at Spurstow, near Nantwich, is staging an Easter weekend of beer and music.
Pub licensee Jon Cox has combed the land to gather an array of 20 cask and craft keg ales alongside top live music and culinary specials.
People are being invited to a day of celebration at Nantwich Lake to see new information signs and a swan sculpture unveiled.
The event, from 11am to 3pm on Tuesday April 7, has been organised by Cheshire East Council with the help of Ansa Environmental Services Limited, the RSPCA and The Dogs Trust.
Pop legends Take That will be in Nantwich next month.
Totally Take That, one of the most successful tribute bands to Gary, Mark, Jason and Howard, will be performing live at Residence in Nantwich.
The Soviet Threat is advancing on Hack Green Nuclear bunker in Nantwich again this Easter.
The museum, off Coole Lane, is taking a step back in time and investigating what life was like either side of the Berlin Wall during the Cold War.
Five of the Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival’s seven headlining acts will be hitting the stage of Nantwich Civic Hall.
Nantwich town centre will welcome tens of thousands of visitors during the five-day festival over Easter weekend, April 2-6.
A free course is being staged in Nantwich to help families cope with financial problems.
The CAP (Christians Against Poverty) Money Course is designed to help people of all backgrounds take control of their finances.
Nantwich Museum has two talks taking place in March.
On Saturday 14 March, Rev John Whitehead will speak on The Staffordshire Hoard and the Realm of Mercia.
Nantwich-based Kidz Kitchen and Rotary Clubs from Crewe and Nantwich are joining forces in national Science Week.
Local Rotarian from Nantwich Tom Protheroe has gathered a team to pass on their knowledge to inspire local youngsters.
The UK’s most dynamic motorsport event will be taking place near Nantwich again in 2015.
The Cholmondeley Pageant of Power (CPOP) takes place over the weekend of June 12-14, under the theme of ‘power’ – on land, water and in the air.
Nantwich Museum will be having some flipping fun when it joins in on Pancake Day.
Pancakes and refreshments will be available from 11am until 1pm in the Millennium Gallery at the museum on Pillory Street.
The annual Shavington village pantomime is set to entertain audiences when it stages a week of performances.
“The Pantomime Voyages of Sinbad” is this year’s epic show presented by Shavington Village Festival Committee.
Thousands of people and hundreds of soldiers are set to descend on Nantwich for Holly Holy Day.
The annual event, this Saturday January 24, celebrates the Battle of Nantwich of 1644 – a key battle during the English Civil War.
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