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Arts
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Macclesfield Lit & Phil – Where the wild winds are
Macclesfield Lit & Phil Society’s new season kicks of this evening, Thursday, 13th September 2018 with: Where the wild winds are Writer and traveller Nick...
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Get set for Pride this Sunday!
Cheshire East Council’s first ever Pride in the Park Picnic event will take place at Tatton Park this Sunday. Special guests Brazilian carnival drum and...
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Firework Champions at Arley
Three of the UK’s best firework companies will compete against each other this weekend – Saturday, 15th September, 2018 Each company will present a a...
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What’s on at Cinemac
Cinemac, Old Sunday School, Roe Street , Macclesfield SK11 6UT Recorded Information: 01625 423535 Enquiries: 07871 422937 Tickets • can be purchased on the door, subject to demand • can be...
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The Floyd Effect – last night at the Opera House
I’ve been a Floyd fan since witnessing their first incarnation at the Tabernacle in Stockport circa 1967. Of course that was long before Dave Gilmour...
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John Lees’ Barclay James Harvest
On 26 April 1968 EMI Records’ Parlophone label released the single Early Morning (b/w Mr Sunshine) by Barclay James Harvest. Formed in Oldham by John Lees, Woolly...
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‘Mop Up’ Tudor Working Life
Above: Little Moreton Hall ⓒ Alan Ingram/National Trust Little Moreton Hall: September 22 and 23 A Mop Fair at Little Moreton Hall will provide a glimpse of...
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Kinder Choirs hits the high notes with new conductor
A new conductor is set to take Kinder Choirs, one of the most successful young choral organisations in the UK, into an exciting new era....
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Geronimo Festival calls in the liquidators
Geronimo Festivals, which held family friendly events at Arley Hall, has gone into liquidation. The last festival, held in May, included acts DJ, former musician...
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Macclesfield Literary & Philosophical Society programme 2018-19
Membership of the Macclesfield Literary and Philosophical Society for the 2018-2019 season costs £20 per person which covers entry to all meetings. For those not...
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Aftermath100 receives Community Grant
Above: Mayor of Macclesfield, Cllr Adam Schofield and Trevor Druce, founder of Aftermath100 Macclesfield Town Council has issued a large community grant to Aftermath100, a...
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Rebirth of a local cinema
Above: the old Rex cinema, Wilmslow – image Google maps Wilmslow’s old art deco cinema, The Rex, is about to undergo a transformation – into...
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What’s on at Cinemac
Cinemac Old Sunday School, Roe Street , Macclesfield SK11 6UT Recorded Information: 01625 423535 Enquiries: 07871 422937 Tickets • can be purchased on the door, subject to demand • can...
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Women in Words- a Weekend Poetry Festival
Dunham Massey will play host to seven contemporary poets on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 September for Women in Words – a two day poetry...
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Natures bounty at Teggs Nose Country Park
‘Intastitch’ Contemporary Textile Art are holding their latest exhibition, ‘Natures Bounty’ at Teggsnose Country Park Teas Room, OId Buxton Road, Macclesfield, SK11 0AP from Friday...
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It’s Treacle weekend!
The last Sunday in every month means just one thing – Treacle Market. Treacle Market is one of the largest artisan markets in the North...
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An evening of jazz and blues with Chris Barber
The BIG Chris Barber Band is considered by many to be one of the ‘world’s finest and respected traditional jazz bands’. Led by Chris Barber...
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Music is back from the Man in Black
The Johnny Cash Roadshow is not just any tribute band, it is one of the finest celebrations of Johnny Cash life and music in the...
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Footballer hangs up his boots and puts on his tap shoes
Former Manchester City, Wrexham and Northern Ireland midfielder Jim Whitley has exchanged his football boots for tap shoes in comedy musical Crooners, set to hit...
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Make it Mayhem at the Museums
Be part of our Make it Mayhem creative takeover at West Park Museum and discover your inner Tech Creative at The Silk Museum. Throughout the...