Nantwich Museum is to host “From Prejudice to Pride” exhibition throughout February to mark LGBT History Month.
With the earliest recorded marriage in 1707 of Hannah Wright and Anne Gaskill in Prestbury to the game changing contribution to modern equal rights of Antony Grey, Cheshire has many things to take pride in.
Nantwich Museum’s popular Christmas Craft Fair will take place next Saturday November 20.
It will feature goods made by the museum’s Craft Group and will take place from 10.30am to 3pm.
Former Stapeley Parish councillors Keith Lawrence has been awarded the prestigious Dutton Prize by Nantwich Museum.
Dr Lawrence was announced as the winner at the venue’s Annual General Meeting of museum members.
Nantwich Museum is to reopen from Thursday December 3.
The popular Pillory Street venue re-emerges from lockdown and will now be open from Thursday to Saturday openings, 10.30 am – 4.30 pm.
Nantwich Museum has re-scheduled its Museums@Home 2020 online festival organised by Cheshire’s Heritage Learning Network.
It will now take place 11am to 3pm on Sunday August 23.
Nantwich Museum will be among venues across the North West bringing children and families a day of online activities at their “Museums@Home 2020” event on August 30.
Staff at Nantwich Museum say it probably won’t open “until early Autumn” despite the Government green light for such venues to open again from July 4.
The Pillory Street venue has been closed to the public since the March lockdown, almost four months ago.
Nantwich Museum and members of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) celebrated the life of Joseph Priestley.
The famous scientist, theologian and teacher was a resident of Nantwich for a time.
Free “Residents’ Festival” tickets for local attractions such as Crewe Lyceum, Hack Secret Bunker, Nantwich Museum and Reaseheath College’s mini zoo have been released online.
Hundreds more free tickets are available to download for the festival, taking place between Saturday March 30 and Sunday April 7.
A new booklet called “The Crown – a brief history of this historic inn” has been launched by Nantwich Museum.
It adds to its popular range of booklets focusing on various aspects of the town’s history.
The 17th Century siege and Battle of Nantwich is remembered in an exhibition.
It opens in the Your Space Gallery in Nantwich Museum on Tuesday January 22.
Nantwich Museum has unveiled its exhibition programme for 2019 featuring a range of art and historical subjects.
It kicks off with the “Inspired by . . .” exhibition, by Intastitch (pictured, below), displaying a range of influences, interests and techniques used in textile art.
New technology is bringing the past to life at Nantwich Museum after it received a £700 donation.
The museum has used the money, from homebuilder Redrow’s Nantwich Community Fund, to buy a new digital projector and stand.
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