Nantwich is gearing up for another big day of family entertainment as SkoolzFest and Nantwich Fete arrive in town.
Talented children from across the town will be performing the Big Sing as part of SkoolzFest tomorrow (July 4).
More than 1,500 participants took part in Cheshire’s Run or Dye colourful 5km at Cholmondeley Castle near Nantwich.
Competitors ran, walked and danced – filling the historic venue with a spectacular explosion of Run or Dye colour.
A rare collection of Chinese snuff bottles could fetch more than £25,000 at a Nantwich auction.
The collection, which dates back almost 80 years, was bought by author Marjorie Hessell Tiltman during a visit to Tientsin in 1937.
A concert featuring four community choirs and the Band and Drum Corps of the Cheshire Constabulary will be held in St Mary’s Church, Nantwich.
The event is to take place on Saturday July 11 at 7.30pm.
Nantwich Library will be holding a two-week exhibition from Monday July 6 to Friday July 17 based in the Local Studies Library.
The exhibition is entitled “Life in Edwardian Cheshire” and will explore the full picture of life in Cheshire East during this period.
SkoolsFest and Nantwich Fete, one of the biggest events in the town, comes to Nantwich on July 4.
The event includes The Big Sing featuring one mass choir with pupils from schools across the town and nearby villages.
The Nantwich Concert band wowed a packed crowd at the Civic Hall.
The band hosted the “Midsummer Music Concert” in front of Nantwich’s new Mayor and deputy Mayor, Cllrs Andrew Martin and Norma Simpson.
Well-known gorilla conservationist Ian Redmond OBE will be in Nantwich next week to give a talk at Reaseheath.
Ian is guest of the Reaseheath Conservation Society which is staging the event to help raise funds for Gorilla Conservation.
By Claire Faulkner
Marking the 100th anniversary of World War 1, Birdsong at Crewe Lyceum is an incredibly poignant and touching production.
Adapted from Sebastian Faulks’ novel by Rachel Wagstaff, the play tells the story of ‘Stephen’, a young English soldier and his continuous search for ‘Isabelle’, the love of his life.
Love Art Gallery in Nantwich is to stage a new exhibition of a visiting artist.
Graham Lowe’s exhibition is called ‘Wild About Birds’ and is at the venue on Pillory Street from this Saturday June 20.
Run or Dye, the world’s most colourful 5km, will be returning to Cheshire on Saturday June 27.
The colour-filled run will take place in the grounds of Cholmondeley Castle, near Nantwich.
Cheshire resident Karl Gaskin has won the Cholmondeley Pageant of Power (CPOP) photography competition for 2015.
The winning shot of the BAC Mono was taken by Karl at CPOP 2014 during his first visit to the event.
A Nantwich artist is to have her work displayed at a new exhibition in a nearby gallery.
Sally Huntington’s latest work, inspired by her Nantwich roots, will enjoy its debut public showing at Bailey Arts, Dagfields Farm, Walgherton.
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