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chester-races.com
See pages 56/57
T: 01244 402330
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midsummerwatch.co.uk
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Saturday 4th
Dunham Massey, Altrincham
Tuesday 23rd – Friday 26th
The Arley Garden Festival is one of
Adlington Hall, Macclesfield
the highlights of the horticultural
A “handsome, clever, rich” and
year in the Northwest. There will
“slightly” spoilt young woman
A quintessentially English garden party
be plenty of activities for children
throws herself into the perils of
accompanied by competitive grass
of all ages which will make the
misconstrued romance. Bring a
court tennis from some of the world’s
Garden Festival a wonderful way
picnic to this open air theatre event.
great champions. A series of round
for the family to enjoy a day in the
Booking essential.
robin matches culminating with a final
countryside.
will be mixed with a programme of
T: 0161 941 1025
music and entertainment. T: 01565 777353
W:
nationaltrust.org.uk
W:
arleyhallandgardens.com
T: 01625 829206
STOTT STEAM ENGINE RUNNING
W:
adlingtonhall.com
Saturday 4th – Saturday 18th
CHESTER RACES –
Anson Engine Museum, Poynton
WRENBURy SCARECROW TRAIL
MIDSUMMER MEETING
After being lovingly restored by
Saturday 27th – Sunday 28th
the volunteers at the museum, it is
Friday 26th (Evening) & Wrenbury
planned to have the engine in steam.
Saturday 27th
Follow the trail to view over a
Chester Racecourse - see pages 20 & 21.
T: 01625 874426
hundred scarecrows, plus enjoy the
W:
enginemuseum.org
T: 01244 304600
Summer Fair on 5th July
W:
chester-races.com
W:
scarecrowtrail.co.uk
THREE SHIRES TExTILE FESTIVAL
THE 30TH WORLD WORM
Saturday 4th – Sunday 19th
CHARMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
ILLyRIA – SHAKESPEARE’S Various venues
‘A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM’
Saturday 27th
A 2-week programme of exhibitions
Willaston County Primary School,
Sunday 28th
and shows, talks and tours, textile
Nantwich.
Ness Botanic Gardens, Neston
fairs and fabric sales, workshops
Gates open at 1pm.
Featuring international folk groups
and activities celebrating the textile
Worm charming at 2pm.
and a gathering of canal boats
heritage of East Cheshire and
including the Floating Garden
showcasing the work of its leading
W:
wormcharming.com
Festival Flotilla.
contemporary textile artists.
1940’S WEEKEND
T: 0151 353 0123
W:
textilefestival.com
AT THE OLD HALL
W:
nessgardens.org.uk
Saturday 27th – Sunday 28th
Tatton Park, Knutsford
JULY
CHESTER SUMMER
MUSIC FESTIVAL
Experience life on the home front
and the battlefield. Learn more
‘RIGOLETTO’
Saturday 4th – Sunday 19th
about Tatton’s significant role in
Various dates during July
Chester
WW2. Strap on your dancing shoes
(and Thursday 1st October) See page 56/57
for authentic musical entertainment.
Clonter Opera, Congleton
T: 01625 374400 T: 01260 224514
T: 01244 320722
W:
tattonpark.org.uk
W:
clonteropera.com
W:
chesterfestivals.co.uk
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Listing Key: Festivals
Music
Sport
Equestrian Garden
Wildlife
Walks
Culture
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