Remember, remember the fifth-ish of November, gunpowder treason and plot. If you’re wondering where you can watch a fireworks display in and around Birmingham in 2024, we've rounded up some of your best options!
Birmingham has a name for putting on a show when it comes to fireworks displays and it seems this year will be no different. So here are our top picks for where to go and what to check out when it comes to commemorating old Guy Fawkes this November.
Sutton Coldfield Rugby Club fireworks and bonfire
Price: Adults £10, children £6
Times: Wednesday 5 November, 5.30pm to 9.00pm
Sutton Coldfield Rugby Club's event is an evening of fun for all the family, with fairground rides and food and drink stalls to keep visitors of any age entertained.
Solihull Round Table fireworks
Price: £8 upwards
Times: Saturday 8 November, gates 4.30pm to 9.30pm
Solihull Round Table Fireworks, at Tudor Grange Park, is the largest display in the town, and this year will be no different as the Round Table group offer it's biggest event in history. The spectacular will include a funfair, bars, food stalls and a huge bonfire. All profits go straight back into the local community.
Tamworth Castle Grounds fireworks event
Price: Free
Times: Saturday 2 November, 5.30pm onwards
Tamworth town will be lighting up the skies with a fantastic display of fireworks organised by Tamworth Borough Council’s Arts and Events Team and funded by Tamworth Borough Council. Alongside the fireworks display set to music, there will also be a funfair, food and drinks stalls, a sparkler zone and face painters.
WILD: The Drone Light Show
Price: £12 adults, £7 children
Times: Friday 7 and Saturday 8 November
If you're after a different kind of event, check out WILD. This drone light show replaces the more traditional firework displays usually on offer, with four wild worlds on display, showing animals in light.
So whatever you’re after for bonfire night, Birmingham should have you covered. Wrap up warm, stay safe and enjoy!
