Bonfire Night falls on Thursday 5 November this year, and there's a good spread of fireworks displays across Hull and East Yorkshire to choose from. The biggest one inside Hull is the Sewell Group Craven Park Fireworks Night in East Hull, which has a music-timed firework display, live entertainment and fairground rides. Tickets have to be bought online in advance at hullkr.co.uk/tickets.
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On the same evening, Brantingham Park in Elloughton hosts the Fireworx Extravaganza from 17:00 to 21:00, with the fireworks going off at 19:15. Organised by Eastern Pyro Ltd, it has a children's disco and free face painting, and parking on site is free. You need an advance ticket through Eventbrite, as there's no pay-on-the-day entry. Other Thursday options include Hessle Rugby & Cricket Club from 18:00, the Pocklington Community Fireworks Display at the Queen Elizabeth II Playing Fields on West Green from 17:00, and Bridlington Rugby Club from 17:30, where tickets are sold at the gate. Over in Goole, West Park opens its Bonfire & Fireworks event at 16:00 with Harvey's Funfair, and tickets cost £7.50 from 2 November, according to the organisers' listing.
Farther east, the Driffield Firework Spectacular at Driffield Showground in Kelleythorpe runs from 16:00 to 21:30 on the 5th, with gates opening at 16:00. Sky Magic Events runs it, and tickets range from £5 to £15, with under-5s going free and child tickets available for those aged 16 and under. If you'd like to watch from your car, there's a VIP drive-in parking option, but it needs a parking permit plus tickets for everyone in the vehicle, and barbecues and open fires aren't allowed in that area. The ground can be uneven and muddy, so sensible footwear helps.
The following days bring more choice. Fort Paull on the north bank of the Humber hosts a professional display on Sunday 1 November, from 16:00 to 21:00, alongside a traditional fair and entertainment, with tickets available at fortpaull.org/tickets. On Friday 6 November, Hornsea Carnival Fireworks takes place at Hall Garth Park, where entry is free and a donation is suggested, while Hutton Cranswick SRA runs a low-noise firework fiesta from 16:30 to 20:00, aimed at pets and people who find loud noise hard. Saturday 7 November brings all-day community events at Kilham Playing Field, with local pyrotechnics from The Fireworkers, and at South Cave School.
Finally, the Sledmere House Musical Fireworks Spectacular has been moved to today, Friday 30 October, because of Storm Boelo and the wind. Doors open at 16:00 and the event closes at 21:00. The schedule starts with a bonfire at 17:00, followed by a low-noise display at 18:30 and a musical display with an Ibiza Anthems soundtrack at 19:30. Tickets had to be booked online in advance, and the organiser is Blaze Fireworks.
Published Date
30 October 2026
