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Searching for inspiration for what to do this week in Cheshire? Whether you’re looking for something special to celebrate Valentine’s Day or something to keep the little ones busy this half-term, we’ve put together a list of our top things to do this week.

Cheshire Dance and partners have announced the next Now Northwich Festival will take place on Saturday 27th April, marking the start of the town’s 2024 large-scale events programme.

From creative writing to learning how to keep poultry there is plenty of opportunity at the start of 2024 to try something new, learn a skill or indulge a hobby in the beautiful setting of Tatton Park.

Whether you’re looking to impress on a first date or simply looking for something to do with your partner, there’s no shortage of great, unique, and quirky things to do on your date in Cheshire.

Looking for a unique experience to enjoy with that special someone? Chester is full of quirky date ideas.

For the first time, The Oakfield, which was once home to some of the first animals to live at the zoo, is set to welcome guests outside of regular zoo opening hours.

 

Crewe Krazy races launched just weeks ago and already the event has taken the town by storm with nearly all the event's maximum 40 team spaces sold out and thousands expected to attend. 

Forestry England’s Delamere Forest is thrilled to announce a year-long celebratory trail launched on 24th January, to mark the 25th anniversary of the award-winning picture book, “The Gruffalo”.

Following last year's spectacular Bolesworth International - which welcomed more than 17,000 people to the 6,000-acre castle estate - tickets are now on sale for this summer's celebration, which runs from June 6-16.

A legendary graphic designer who worked with some of the biggest names in rock and pop is to have his incredible career highlights exhibited in his hometown.

The Brit Fest will be staged at Ashley Hall & Showground with three days of the best of British music from 5-7 July with onsite accommodation available

From one of the largest winter gardens in the UK to an industrial garden landscape, the National Trust gardens in the north west provide an invigorating escape in January and February. Enjoy a refreshing walk amongst bright winter flowers, invigorating scents, colourful stems and eye-catching topiary.