Antiques and Collectors Markets will be held on  these Saturdays: July 9, August 13, September 10 and October 22.

 

Artisan Markets, selling arts and crafts, with food and drink, will be held on these Saturdays: September 4, October 16 and November 19.

 

Rock and Gem Fair, Saturday, July 23 and Sunday 24

 

o For farmers' markets, see this page

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Town Clerk describes her role

NANTWICH Town Council's Clerk (see above) will be one of two speakers at a "face-to-face" meeting of the Nantwich Group of the Family History Society of Cheshire on July 19. The group meets at Hospital Street Methodist Church Centre and welcomes visitors to their meetings. For more details about the meeting, see here. 

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Nanocon (Nantwich Comic Con)

THE event which features a range of show business characters will be held at the Civic Hall on Saturday, July 2, 10am to 4pm).

   There will be television and movie guests, props (properties) and displays, characters, cosplayers, competitions and more.

   Entry to the event at 10am will be by a £6 ticket. This is one hour before entry by an on-the-door ticket. Under 5s go in free. There are no age restrictions.

https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Crewe/Nantwich-Civic-Hall/Nanocon---Nantwich-Comic-Con/36020897/

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Nantwich Film Club

THE town's community cinema is volunteer run and shows films on a 5.7metre (224-inch) screen. They show a wide variety of genres, including popular,  independent, classic and foreign language films.

   The club wants opinions and suggestions for films and events. The committee welcomes new members.

      Films are screened on the second Monday of the month. The doors and bar open at 7pm and the film starts promptly at 7.45pm (unless stated otherwise - for a longer film, for instance).

   There is no membership fee and no obligation to see every film. Tickets are £5 on the door - no booking - and open to all, subject to British Board of Film Classification certification.

 www.nantwichfilmclub.co.uk

 

July 11: "Sweet Bean" - a gentle story of a dorayaki pancake seller in Tokyo who cooks with skill but no enthusiasm. He takes on a new assistant who brings her own Sweet Bean recipe which enlivens the business and his emotions.

   The film runs for 113 minutes and is a drama with a Japanese soundtrack.   

August 8: "Belfast". Set in 1969, the film tells of nine-year-old Buddy who funds himself surrounded by sporadic violence and growing danger. He tries to understand The Troubles and his family face a nearly impossible life-altering decision - stay or start packing.

   The film runs for 98 minutes and is a drama in English.  12A.

September 12: "The Last Tree". After a happy, care-free childhood in rural Lincolnshire, Femi, a British boy of Nigerian heritage, is taken from his private foster family. His birth mother wants him back to live with her in her small inner London flat. He is confronted by what it means to be a young black man living in the capital.

   The film runs for 99 minutes and is a drama in English. 15.