Venues around the county are already preparing for a weekend full of ooh's and aah's.
Remember, Remember, the 5th of November! In less than a month, there will be fireworks displays and bonfires to enjoy as the dark nights draw in.Don't see your event? Let us know - we'll be keeping this list updated. Email: [email protected] a full bar, catering and family entertainment as spectacular fireworks, Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre is hosting perfect night out to kick off the October Half Term. Gates open 5pm, bonfire lit 7pm, fireworks 7.
The event includes two amazing fireworks displays and live music from 90s chart-topper The Tamperer, The 90s Revival, and Shrewsbury singing sensation Katie Brisbourne. Gather your family and friends for an evening filled with mesmerising fireworks, crackling bonfires, and a vibrant atmosphere. Indulge in delicious food and drinks, enjoy live music, and witness the sky ablaze with a dazzling array of colours.
The 18-minute firework display at 7.45pm against the silhouette of Blists Hill’s iconic industrial buildings and traditional fairground will be set to music. The event boasts two dazzling firework displays across the evening, one giant roaring bonfire and a traditional fun fair.
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