Theatres, galleries, cinemas, bookshops, makers and heritage attractions across Cheshire, and what's on in the county's arts scene.
A creative space in Winsford Cross Shopping Centre has been recognised for a decade of bringing art, making and wellbeing to local people, collecting the Visual Arts Award this year.
From a modern Macbeth to a summer in Grosvenor Park, Chester's Storyhouse has had a year to remember, and autumn brings plenty more.
Tucked inside the Grade II* listed Old Sunday School, Cinemac mixes new releases, world cinema and live music in a uniquely Macclesfield setting.
From Coronation Street's Charlie Lawson to a converted bookshop bus, Nantwich's family-run bookshop is bringing stories to the town and beyond.
With wheels, kilns and a welcoming community, Cheshire Clay Studios near Middlewich is a haven for beginners and seasoned ceramicists alike.
Runcorn's Norton Priory throws open its orchards for the Autumn Orchard Festival on 10 and 11 October, with a brand-new bake-off for 2026.
Show gardens, outdoor concerts and Shakespeare in the Walled Garden: Arley Hall & Gardens has had a busy 2026, with Christmas still to come.
With dome shows, exhibitions and a new ticketing system, Jodrell Bank's visitor centre continues to welcome around 100,000 people a year.
Beyond the View: Canaletto at Tatton Park tells how Samuel Egerton travelled from Cheshire to Venice, and runs until November 2026.
The Northern Girls artist collective celebrated six years of collaboration with a new exhibition upstairs at Clonterbrook Gallery this October.
A newly opened gallery near Sandbach, home to wildlife artist James House, is putting local artists front and centre.