Guy Fawkes Night 2023: best firework displays in London
Wondering where to watch the fireworks in London? Bonfire Night 2023 is ablaze with impressive displays. Culture Whisper rounds up the best
How to celebrate Guy Fawkes Night at home
Remember, remember the 5th of November. Book now to make sure you don't miss out on London's most spectacular firework displays. The city will be ablaze with bright colours and bangs all weekend long following the big day itself, which falls on a Saturday this year.
Alexandra Palace
Friday 3 & Saturday 4 November | 4pm - 10:45pm
Herne Hill Velodrome is once again holding a Halloween and Guy Fawkes Night mash-up. Come dressed in your spookiest outfit to enter into the fancy dress competition. There will be a bonfire to warm even the creepiest ghouls, plenty of food and drink, and entertainment in the form of fire eaters, LED bikes and jugglers. Falling a week early on 28 October, it won’t get in the way of you doubling up and attending a more traditional Bonfire Night celebration too.
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Wimbledon Park and Morden Park Musical Firework Displays
Wimbledon Park on Friday 4 November | Morden Park on Saturday 5 November
5:15pm: Family firework show | 7:15pm: Second fireworks show
The annual Guy Fawkes display at Dulwich Sports Club is a great option for families. Since going green a couple of years ago, there’s no bonfire anymore, but an eco-friendly, safety-first projection of flames fills its place. Look forward to the bangs and colourful flashes of fireworks plus stalls serving mulled wine, real ale, burgers, pizza and even curry to help you warm up and refuel. The best bit? Kids can see the fireworks for just £1 when accompanied by an adult.
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Wembley and Harrow Fireworks
Saturday 4 November | 12pm - 9pm, fireworks at 7:45pm
There's a full day of celebrations in Harrow's Byron Park. The event promises entertainment for all, including a funfair, family zone, entertainer and something being billed as a special surprise. Plus, of course, the main event: a 20-minute musical fireworks display.
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Alexandra Palace
Friday 3 & Saturday 4 November | 4pm - 10:45pm
Herne Hill Velodrome is once again holding a Halloween and Guy Fawkes Night mash-up. Come dressed in your spookiest outfit to enter into the fancy dress competition. There will be a bonfire to warm even the creepiest ghouls, plenty of food and drink, and entertainment in the form of fire eaters, LED bikes and jugglers. Falling a week early on 28 October, it won’t get in the way of you doubling up and attending a more traditional Bonfire Night celebration too.
Click here to book tickets
Wimbledon Park and Morden Park Musical Firework Displays
Wimbledon Park on Friday 4 November | Morden Park on Saturday 5 November
5:15pm: Family firework show | 7:15pm: Second fireworks show
The annual Guy Fawkes display at Dulwich Sports Club is a great option for families. Since going green a couple of years ago, there’s no bonfire anymore, but an eco-friendly, safety-first projection of flames fills its place. Look forward to the bangs and colourful flashes of fireworks plus stalls serving mulled wine, real ale, burgers, pizza and even curry to help you warm up and refuel. The best bit? Kids can see the fireworks for just £1 when accompanied by an adult.
Click here to book tickets
Wembley and Harrow Fireworks
Saturday 4 November | 12pm - 9pm, fireworks at 7:45pm
There's a full day of celebrations in Harrow's Byron Park. The event promises entertainment for all, including a funfair, family zone, entertainer and something being billed as a special surprise. Plus, of course, the main event: a 20-minute musical fireworks display.
Click here to book tickets
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