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.
London Concertante is delighted to announce its return to Chester Cathedral on Friday, 7th March, with its smash-hit, candlelit celebration of West End musicals.
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.
Make an evening of it, in Chester with some laid back luxury, build in a stay and slope back to the Grosvenor, or a number of premium hotels within a short walk as part of a premium weekend getaway.
Who says work ends at 5pm, treat yourself to an early dart between 24th-30th March and sample pastries and paired gins, all crafted and curated in Cheshire, and you can still be home on time.
Chester celebrated the Lunar New Year of the Snake on Saturday, February 1st in style, its biggest parade yet, with performances of traditional music, lions and dragon dancing, non-combustible firecrackers and cultural characters.
The Grosvenor Museum’s Open Art Exhibition returns for its 15th year when it officially opens on Sunday 9 February following a private view on Saturday 8 February for invited guests. The exhibition presents the best in contemporary art in the region.
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.