Bonfire Night is just a few weeks away so it's time to start pre-booking your tickets so you don't miss out on all the fun!
We have rounded up all the firework displays that have been announced to take part in Northamptonshire so far and we will keep adding to this guide as they come in.
We have a good range listed here from silent fireworks and drone displays for those worried about their pets, fairground rides for families, street food vendors for those wanting to tuck into some loaded fries as they marvel at the displays and even a big wooden sculpture where you can throw your negative thoughts into the flames!
Are you hosting a firework display on or near Bonfire Night 2021? Email the newsdesk at [email protected] with all the details.
Here are 18 firework displays taking place in Northamptonshire on Bonfire Night this year:
9. Thrapston Fireworks
Friday, November 5. The Thrapston Fireworks display is free and will take place at the Sports Association Grounds on Chancery Lane. The display will start at 7pm so guests are advised to arrive from around 6:45pm. This year's bucket collection will go to the Mayor's chosen charity, Northamptonshire Domestic Abuse Service. Visitors are advised to walk to the event if possible as it is anticipated to be very busy. Sparklers are permitted but they must be put out safely with the sand buckets provided by volunteers. Photo: Tairon Fernandez from Pexels
10. Fireworks Frenzy Drive-In at the Santa Pod Raceway
Friday, November 5. The Santa Pod Raceway in Wellingborough presents Fireworks Frenzy Drive-In, which promises to blow the whole family away with one of their biggest displays ever. There will be an all aerial display with a wide frontage all along the spectator banking meaning that everyone who comes will get a great view. The display will be computer fired and fully choreographed to a bespoke soundtrack designed especially for the attraction. This is solely a fireworks display with no bonfire or monster truck and stunt shows. There will, however, be Red Dragon monster truck rides, inflatables and go-karts plus mini monster truck mania for the little ones. Visitors are advised to pre-book as the event is likely to sell out and there will be no on-the-door tickets. Admission is £40 per car to a maximum of seven people (including children). Gates open at 5.30pm with the fireworks commencing at 7.30pm. Parking will be on a first come, first serve basis. Photo: Santa Pod Raceway
11. Boughton Bonfire Night 2021
**SOLD OUT** Saturday, November 6. The Boughton Bonfire Night at Boughton Pocket Park is back with gates opening at 4.30pm and fireworks starting at 5.30pm. Food and drinks - including hot dogs, hot chocolate, soft drinks and sweets - will be sold in aid of the pocket park indoors and tickets cost £4.25 each or £15 for a family of four. Tickets will cost £5 on the gate but they will be limited. Due to COVID-19 this event is subject to government guidelines and could be cancelled at any time. This event is being supported by Smiths Farm Shop, Hassett Fencing, MG Signs, The Nisa, Brampton Care Home, Deane Roofing, Billing Finance and Tony and Marie Boullemier. Photo: Pixabay
12. Wicksteed Park Fireworks Display
Wicksteed Park is hosting a fireworks extravaganza once again this year on Saturday, November 6. Gates will open from 5pm, with the fireworks starting at approximately 7.30pm. Organisers recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. Visit www.wicksteedpark.org/product/annual-fireworks-display