Nantwich Museum is preparing to celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2020.
A series of special events will be held alongside te normal exhibitions, walking tours of the town, workshops, coffee mornings, and other one-off events.
The first ever vegan fair in Nantwich will take place on January 18.
More people than ever have signed up for ‘Veganuary’ this year as veganism and plant-based movement gathers momentum.
Knitting nannas in Nantwich were entertained by children as part of a pre-school’s campaign to spread festive cheer and kindness.
Tots from Little Crickets pre-school, off Cumberland Avenue, visited the ‘Knit and Natter’ group which meets at Manor Court sheltered housing to deliver mince pies and sing carols.
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players invite you all to an evening of suspense, murder and comedy as they re-create Vintage Hitchcock : A Live Radio Play by Joe Landry in the studio space this weekend.
By Jonathan White
The annual Crewe Brass ‘Merry Christmas Nantwich’ concert took place in the festive surroundings of St Mary’s Church in Nantwich.
The concert featured Crewe Brass, Elworth Hall School Choir and four vocalists.
Win a FREE copy of John Hickson’s fabulous new book of photographs, “Nantwich – 50 Years of Change”.
We have teamed up with John and Johnson’s Printers on Oat Market to run a competition.
By Claire Faulkner
Peter Pan has flown into the Lyceum this Christmas for a high-flying swashbuckling adventure.
Presented by Qdos Entertainment and directed by David Fleeshman, this fun-filled show is a traditional pantomime which the whole family can enjoy.
Nantwich Museum is staging a Drop-in Sing-a-long concert of Christmas music by the Wistaston Singers 11am-12pm Saturday December 21.
The museum shop will be open offering goods including Christmas cards, other greeting cards, games, toys, souvenirs, craft work including jewellery.
Cheshire’s acclaimed Belle Voci opera duo – who took ITV’s The Voice by storm – are returning to Bunbury to perform.
Emily Burnett and Sophie Rowland first came together in the village near Nantwich and will be back on December 14 to celebrate Christmas with a festive spectacular.
TV celebrity chef and food writer Nigel Slater will be in Crewe as the curtain rises for the final time on the play based on his memoir.
Author of bestselling books and presenter of TV shows, Slater has been the food columnist for The Observer for 25 years.
Santa Claus is taking time off from his busy schedule to meet and hand out presents to boys and girls at Nantwich Bookshop.
Father Christmas has set up a Nantwich branch of his Grotto upstairs in the attic of the Bookshop on High Street.
By Claire Faulkner
Based on the book by Nigel Slater and written by Henry Filloux-Bennett, Toast is running at The Crewe Lyceum this week.
Directed and choreographed by Jonnie Riordan, the production portrays the childhood story of Nigel Slater through a wonderful mix of memories, smells (Nigel kept a list) and finding the joy of cooking.
Nantwich Players’ award-winning Studio team are back to perform “Vintage Hitchcock” later this month.
This time, spies, murder, love, and other trademarks of Alfred Hitchcock come to life in the style of a 1940s radio broadcast of the master of suspense’s earlier films.
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