Where to watch fireworks for Bonfire Night

Firefighters are encouraging people to attend organised events

Dazzling firework displays will be held around East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire to mark Bonfire Night.

They will include large-scale events at Craven Park, the home of Super League champions Hull KR, and Lincolnshire Showground.

Humberside Fire and Rescue Service is encouraging people to attend organised displays as a safer way to enjoy the festivities.

A spokesperson for the force said it would save people the "hassle of planning and cleaning up", while "keeping your household and neighbourhood safe".

Here is a selection of events due to be held in the region in the coming weeks. While some are free to attend, others may require tickets to be booked in advance. Contact organisers for prices and availability.

Fireworks in Hull and East Yorkshire

Sledmere House: A Musical Firework Spectacular will be staged on Saturday (25 October) from 16:00 until 21:00 BST at the hall near Driffield. There will be food stalls and fairground rides, as well as superheroes and sci-fi characters. There will also be a low-noise firework display suitable for young children and sensory-sensitive visitors.

Hornsea Carnival: A free fireworks event will be held in Hall Garth Park, from 15:00 GMT on 2 November. There will be fairground rides and hot food and drinks, with the fireworks display starting at 19:30.

Craven Park, Hull: Fireworks will return to the rugby ground following sold-out events in 2021, 2022 and 2023. Gates will open at 17:00 and those attending can expect a music-timed firework display, live entertainment, a guest DJ and street food. Tickets must be bought online in advance.

Driffield Showground: A "fireworks spectacular" will be staged on 5 November from 16:00 with a funfair, radio hosts and live singers. Gates close at 19:15 before the display starts at 19:30. It is advised to book tickets in advance.

Whitehall Estate, Winestead: The Whitehall Estate Bonfire Spectacular is due to return to Winestead, near Patrington, on 8 November from 16:00 until 20:00. There will be a firework display, a professional laser show, a food festival, fairground rides and a Labubu party.

La Flamo Fire Show will be part of Autumn Lights at Lincolnshire Showground

Fireworks in Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Showground: An Autumn Lights event will kick off on 31 October at 15:00, with a firework display at 21:15. Presenter Ryan Swain will take to the stage at 16:00, followed by comedy duo Dick and Dom later in the evening. As well as funfair rides, there will also be a fire show, drummers and an Elton John tribute show.

Blyton: Blyton Ice Cream's Bonfire Night, near Gainsborough, on 1 November will start at 17:00, with the bonfire being lit an hour later. There will be a ferris wheel, live performers, marshmallow roasting and free ice cream for children.

Grimsby Golf Club: The annual event will be staged on 1 November, with gates opening at 17:30. There will be food, a disco and drink stations.

Boston Rugby Club: A fireworks "spectacular" will take place on 1 November at the club on Great Fen Road, Wyberton. There will be music, a barbecue and bar. Gates will open at 18:00. From 17:45, a shuttle bus will ferry visitors between Cattle Green car park and the site.

Alford and District Cricket Club: The Alford Town Bonfire and Fireworks display will be held on 1 November at the cricket club on Train Fen Holt, Well Lane, Alford. Gates are due to open at 16:30 with the bonfire lit at 18:00. The fireworks will start at 19:30. There will be a lantern parade, live music, stalls, and food and drink.

Welton Sports and Social Club: A low noise firework and "pyro-musical" display will take place on the Playing Field in Ryland Road, Welton, on 2 November from 17:00 to 20:00. There will be a live band from 17:00 and the fireworks will begin at 19:00. Fun fair rides, toy stalls and food and drink will also be on offer.

Lincoln City Football Club: A Family Fireworks Spectacular is taking place at the LNER Stadium on 2 November with more than 3,500 people expected at the annual event. There will be funfair rides, stilt walkers and live music from Twist Of Rock and Nydu (who was featured on BBC Introducing in 2024). There will also be local food and drink. Gates open at 15:00 GMT with the fireworks display is at 18.30.

Pink Pig Farm, near Scunthorpe: The play farm is hosting a "gentle" family-friendly fireworks display on 3 and 4 November. Gates open at 16:30, with stilt walkers and fire dancers performing before the low bangs show begins at 18:15.

Market Rasen Round Table: The charity has been organising fireworks events for more than 40 years. This year the display will be held on 5 November at Market Rasen Town Cricket and Football Club, with fireworks, licensed bar and barbecue.

Winterton Showground: The Grand Bonfire and Fireworks Display will take place on 5 November, featuring fire-breathing performances by Twisted Belles. Gates will open at 16:30 with the bonfire due to be lit at 18:30, followed by fireworks at 19:00. Tickets are available on the gate, with a discount available if bought in advance.

Horncastle and District Lions Club: A bonfire and firework display will take place on 5 November on Thimbleby Road. Gates will open at 18:00 with the fire being lit at 18:30, followed by fireworks at 18:45. Food and hot drinks will be available. Cash payments only.

Ingham Bonfire Night: A bonfire and fireworks display will take place on 5 November at Ingham and Cammeringham Village Hall. Gates open at 18:00 with the fire lit at 18:45 and fireworks at 19:30. Food and drink will be available, along with glow sticks, as no sparklers are allowed. Tickets can be purchased on the gates.

Cleethorpes Cricket Club: This ticketed event promises an "explosive night of colour" on 7 November. It will take place from 17:00 until 21:00, with a host of street food vendors, and proceeds going to support the club.

Lincoln Rugby Club: The club is promising its "biggest and brightest" event yet on 7 November with live music, fairground rides and food stalls. Gates open at 18:00, with the display starting at 20:00.

More organised events can be found on the Visit Lincolnshire website and the Humberside Police website.

Are you staging a fireworks event? Email [e-mail] with the name of the event, date, times, location, brief details and a link to a website or Facebook page with more information.

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