What’s On at Christmas – events coming up in and around Nantwich
It’s that time of year again – and we’re inundated with requests to publicise Christmas events.
So here is the latest rundown of what’s on as we approach the festivities.
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Nantwich Museum to stage Christmas Craft Fayre
Nantwich Museum’s popular Christmas Craft Fayre will take place this weekend, November 25.
The event will feature goods made by the museum’s Craft Group, and will take place 10.30am to 3pm.
Acclaimed children’s author Matt Buckingham to visit Nantwich Library
Top children’s author Matt Buckingham will be telling stories when he visits Nantwich Library later this month.
Something fishy will be going on when Matt drops in on Saturday November 25, when he will be bringing his much-loved character Bright Stanley to the Beam Street venue.
Nantwich Museum to host second fund-raising Quiz Night
Nantwich Museum’s second fund-raising Quiz Night will take place on Sunday November 26 at Crewe Vagrants Sports Club in Willaston.
The event follows the success of a previous event earlier in the year.
Reaseheath College to stage Christmas Artisan Market in Nantwich
Shoppers have the chance to buy original gifts from local craftspeople at a Christmas Artisan Market being held at Reaseheath College in Nantwich.
The market will be staged on Saturday December 2, when the college’s mini zoo will also be open with a special visit from Father Christmas.
Nantwich store M&Co to stage charity fashion show
A charity fashion show is being staged at the M&Co store in Nantwich town centre.
The event, this Wednesday November 15, aims to raise funds in aid of Cancer Research UK.
Remembrance Sunday service in Nantwich town centre
The traditional Remembrance Sunday parade and service will take place in Nantwich town centre this weekend.
There will be a parade of dignitaries and representatives from Royal British Legion starting at Nantwich Civic Hall at 2.30pm on Sunday, November 12.
REVIEW: “White Christmas” by Curtain Call, Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
Local theatre company Curtain Call is getting in the festive spirit this week with its production of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas at Crewe Lyceum.
Directed by Joel Montague, this feel-good show is full of wonderful singing, exceptional choreography and has an amazing live orchestra.
Nantwich Concert Band unveil Christmas concert plan
Nantwich Concert Band is to stage its popular annual Christmas concert on Saturday December 9.
The performance will take place at Nantwich Methodist Church on Hospital Street from 7.30pm.
Nantwich Film Club to screen acclaimed movie Lion
Nantwich Film Club is showing the critically acclaimed film called Lion on Monday November 13.
The film tells the story of Saroo, a little 5-year-old indian child who roams the streets with his older brother.
Nantwich youngsters can win chance to turn on town’s Christmas lights
Youngsters in Nantwich are being given the chance to turn on the town’s Christmas Lights later this month.
Nantwich Town Council is staging a competition with one lucky winner joining town Mayor Cllr Penny Butterill for the big switch-on.
Thousands enjoy Bonfire and fireworks celebrations across Crewe and Nantwich
By Jonathan White
Thousands of people enjoyed traditional Bonfire Night celebrations over the weekend, including large organised displays at Queens Park in Crewe, Willaston and Audlem.
Crewe and Nantwich Lions staged their annual Bonfire and Fireworks Display at Queens Park last night (November 5).
Hospital to stage Remembrance Service for children who died
A remembrance service will take place to celebrate the lives of Crewe and Nantwich children and babies who have died.
The annual service is organised by Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (MCHFT), which manages Crewe’s Leighton Hospital.
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