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A fantastic new Art Trail launched last weekend in Crewe with an activity-packed programme of FREE community events! The Crewe Art Trail has been delivered by Crewe Town Council, with funding awarded from the central government UKSPF fund.
 

As we head into February half-term, we’ve put together a list of our top things to see and do across the county this week, plus a few extras!

This outdoor adventure combines fresh air, a country walk and locally crafted spirits. Walk through stunning Macclesfield Forest before enjoying an exclusive tasting at The Forest Distillery, home to award-winning Cheshire gin, rum, and whiskey.

Head to Beeston Castle to explore the 13th-century fortress and enjoy stunning panoramic views across the Cheshire Plain. Discover the history of the site and the legend of Richard II’s lost treasure. 

New exhibition for Silk Museum as it prepares to open a bespoke Jacquard Studio to showcase rare pattern book collection.

Cheshire Day is a county-wide celebration of what makes Cheshire great. The date commemorates the day in 1300 when King Edward I granted the county its Charter of Liberties. 

This week we have a real mixed bag for you with something for everyone! Plus we've got a few ideas for Valentine's Day this weekend.

Families will have the chance to join a new forest adventure as the much-loved character Stick Man, based on the beautiful picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, returns to Delamere Forest in 2025.

Families can look forward to a fun-packed February half-term as Gulliver’s World reopens its doors for a new season.

The Crewe Art Trail will officially launch on the weekend of Friday 14th – Sunday 16th February and all are welcome to come along and get involved! The Art Trail has been delivered by Crewe Town Council, with funding awarded from the central government UKSPF fund.

As we head in February, we’ve put together a list of our top things to see and do across the county this week.

Fringed by the rolling Peak District National Park, criss-crossed by numerous waterways, and dotted with ancient woodland, East Cheshire is a spectacular place to discover at any time of the year.