Reaseheath College will mark a double celebration when it holds an action-packed Family Festival on its Nantwich campus on Sunday May 15.
As well as welcoming visitors back after it was cancelled for the last two years due to Covid-19, the college will also be celebrating its 100th year as an educational establishment.
By Claire Faulkner
All My Sons, written by Arthur Miller and directed by Jerry Park is showing at The Players this week.
Set in the garden of the Keller’s house over a single day during the Summer of 1947, the story examines relationships, loss and the American dream
Organisers of a new Nantwich food and drink event say they will support to two much-needed Cheshire charities as plans for their summer crowd-puller gather pace.
The new Dorfold Food and Drink Festival is taking place July 23-24 in the grounds of Dorfold Park.
By Claire Faulkner
This week Crewe Lyceum is on the crest of a wave and hosting the Crewe Gang Show.
Every two years since 1938, the South West Cheshire Scouts put on a production full of music, laughter and entertainment.
Nantwich Museum will be closed to the public on both Tuesday and Wednesday May 10-11.
The closure will allow partition walls to be removed, providing more exhibition space in the main gallery.
Nantwich Players has recreated the much-loved Arthur Miller classic tale “All My Sons” as its new production.
It is a mesmerising story of the longer shadows cast by World War II in the USA.
St Luke’s Hospice will be hosting their muddiest event of the year, the ‘Woof Mudder’ in Nantwich on Sunday May 22.
‘Woof Mudder’ invites Hospice supporters and their four-legged friends to take part in a Tough Mudder style 5km
mud-run, full of obstacles, hills and water.
By Jonathan White
The popular monthly “Off the rails car meet” events have been renamed “The weekend runaways meet” and have moved to a different location in Crewe.
The meets are now taking place at The Sydney Arms pub on Sydney Road, Crewe.
Two more shows are heading to Crewe Lyceum in the next few weeks, with the return of of top comedian Paul Merton next month.
Merton will be at the Lyceum on Saturday May 14 with his “chums” Richard Vranch, Suki Webster, Mike McShane and accompanist Kirsty Newton.
A host of top entertainers are lining up for live appearances and the inaugural Nantwich Roots festival.
The festival, which runs from May 11-15, is organised as a “sister” event by those behind the popular Words and Music Festival.
Two more shows will wrap up another top season of comedy at The Very Best In Stand Up at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Returning to compere the next show on May 6 is Jonathan Mayor.
A new Creative Writing course is being launched as part of the community education programme at Brine Leas School in Nantwich.
Liam Doran, an Associate Lecturer, will run the course starting on Thursday April 28.
By Jonathan White
Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker near Nantwich took visitors back in time during a Cold War event over the Easter weekend.
The Cold War Living History Weekend recreated what life was like either side of the Berlin Wall during the Cold War.
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