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Knutsford is launching it’s first ‘Tenner Trail’ this Easter with twenty Knutsford high street favourites offering a range of deals for just £10.

The zoo’s new ‘Really Wild Egg Trail’ will see six giant 3D eggs, each belonging to animals you might not expect to come from eggs, hidden around the zoo’s 128-acres.

This Easter we will welcome back our much-loved Blakemere Bunny and of course, the ever-popular face painting sessions, chick handling and circus workshops. Make sure you also hop along to the interactive Easter Bunny Trail, Saturday 1st to the 16th of April, guaranteed fun for the whole family.

Following a hugely successful pantomime season last year, Crewe Lyceum and Pantomime producer Imagine Theatre are delighted to confirm that this year’s magical family treat Cinderella will see the return of panto favourites Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnston from 08 – 31 December. The pantomime will have further star casting announced soon.

Five fab things to do at Anderton Boat Lift.

Tatton Park’s Farm is eagerly anticipating the patter of tiny hooves when lambing week starts at the beginning of April. Come down and share in the excitement!

Tatton Park is looking for animal lovers of all sizes to help protect the rare breeds animals being cared for at the Farm. 

Free and good value days out at top attractions.

As if we weren’t already excited enough about the reopening of Cheshire’s wildest family day out, BeWILDerwood Cheshire have announced an amazing offer for February half term.

Celebrating its 750th Charter Year in 2022, the magnificent east Cheshire town of Congleton is steeped in both history and tradition. From its official Ale Taster, ‘Benedict Goodale’, to the gruesome stories of bearbaiting that gave Congleton its nickname, ‘Beartown’, this vibrant market town on the banks of the River Dane gives visitors so many reasons to visit.

Is Cheshire the most dog-friendly county? With an abundance of working dogs in the countryside, it certainly has a shared history with our furry friends, and hospitality operators are keen to make the place as dog friendly as possible – whether that’s a fireside bed in a pub, a special puppy menu, or a luxury canine hamper.

Who doesn’t love a good picnic? We believe that Cheshire has some of the most beautiful picnic spots – even though we may be biased!