5 Things to do in Cheshire this week (25th August - 1st September)

Searching for inspiration for what to do this week as the summer holidays are in full swing? We’ve put together a list of our top things to do or see this week throughout Cheshire, with something for everyone to enjoy! 

1) Gorgeous Spa treats and delicious gin

There are two fantastic events taking place at Forest Distillery this week. Firstly, you can enjoy a unique evening of relaxation and indulgence with TEMPLESPA, combining wellness and gin tasting. Or if that's not your thing you can enjoy a 3 hour sip and paint workshop, the perfect opportunity to capture your pet's unique personality in watercolour while enjoying two delicious cocktails.

2) Family Crafts with Cheshire West Museums

Drop into Weaver Hall Museum anytime on 28th & 29th August for family crafts themed around nature, art, science and technology. Or pop into Lion Salt Works to investigate fossils and make your own piece of history.

3) Summer Sparks Spectacular at Gulliver's World Resort
 

Celebrate another magical summer season at Gulliver's World Warrington with the Summer Sparks Spectacular on 31st August (only)!

Enjoy extra ride time with extended opening hours (10:30am - 8:30pm) ahead of a fantastic fireworks display starting at approximately 8:45pm! Selected rides and attractions will remain open until 8:30pm. 

4) Nantwich Food Festival
 

Nantwich Food Festival, one of the UK's largest FREE to enter food festivals, is back from 30th August - 1st September! This 3-day event brings together the best of talent and produce. Local heroes and celebrity Chefs from across the county offer unmissable live cooking demonstrations, and 2 live music stages deliver an eclectic line-up ensuring there’s something for everyone.

5) Take part in Roman Zumba

Back by popular demand, come and experience the world's most epic work out class, Roman Zumba! Join Roman Soldier "Gluteus Maximus" on 31st August for 30 minutes of heart pumping fitness and mind blowing Roman facts, all within the grounds of the remains of Britain's biggest  Amphitheatre.