What’s On

We are open every weekend and all bank holidays from Easter until the first weekend of November 2024.

PLEASE NOTE we are closed all day on Sunday 8 September.

Our opening hours are 10AM to 4:30PM with the last entry at 3:30PM.

Crewe Heritage Centre does host third party events and these are detailed below.

Please note these third party events may have different admission charges controlled by the event organiser and not all of the Heritage Centre attractions may be available during the event.

More details are included by clicking on one of the events below.


May
29

Cheshire Archaeological Planning Advisory Service

Cheshire Archaeological Planning Advisory Service (CAPAS):

This drop-in session provided by APAS to offer a brief review of the potential archaeological deposits located throughout Crewe and the surrounding areas. APAS is the archaeology team within Cheshire West and Chester, and we service Cheshire East, Warrington and Halton councils also. APAS provides Archaeological advice through the planning process to provide information on potential archaeological deposits and recommend appropriate works to address the archaeological

 

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May
27

A talk on A Statue for Ada

A talk is being given about A Statue for Ada.

There is an exhibition in the AV room in the North Junction Signal Box.

Ada Nield was born into a large family in 1870 in Talke, Staffordshire. Her father eventually moved the family to Crewe, where he worked in a brickworks. 

In the early 1890’s, Ada began work as a tailor in a Crewe factory where uniforms were made on contract. 

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May
25

A talk on A Statue for Ada

A talk is being given about A Statue for Ada.

There is an exhibition in the AV room in the North Junction Signal Box.

Ada Nield was born into a large family in 1870 in Talke, Staffordshire. Her father eventually moved the family to Crewe, where he worked in a brickworks. 

In the early 1890’s, Ada began work as a tailor in a Crewe factory where uniforms were made on contract. 

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