Families across Warrington are being offered plenty of opportunities to enjoy fireworks and bonfire nights this November, with events planned across the borough and in nearby villages.
Bonfire Night falls on Thursday, November 5, this year, but many of the biggest displays are taking place over the surrounding weekend.
From traditional community bonfires and family-friendly fireworks to spectacular displays at local attractions, there are options for a range of budgets.
Here is our round-up of events announced so far for November 2026, including several additional listings beyond those featured in the Warrington Guardian’s guide.
Thursday, November 5
Glazebury Methodist Church
The church’s annual bonfire and fireworks display returns to Warrington Road, Glazebury, WA3 5LD.
The event starts at 5.30pm, with fireworks scheduled for 7.30pm. Barbecue food, jacket potatoes, hot drinks and treacle toffee will be available to purchase.
Admission is £8 per person, plus booking fees, with children aged five and under admitted free. A family ticket for two adults and up to three children costs £30, plus booking fees.
Entry is by ticket only, and on-site parking is very limited.
Tickets and details: Book through Skiddle.
Partridge Lakes, Culcheth
Partridge Lakes, on Glaziers Lane, is staging its laser light and low-noise fireworks event on Thursday, November 5, with further displays on Friday and Saturday.
Entry is from 5pm, with the display scheduled for 7pm. The event is designed to reduce noise while still providing a family-friendly spectacle.
Important: All three nights have been reported as sold out, although a waiting list is available.
Details: Partridge Lakes event information.
Friday, November 6
Spooky World, Stretton
Spooky World, on Stretton Road, WA4 4NW, is hosting bonfire and fireworks nights on Thursday, November 5, and Friday, November 6.
The site opens at 5.30pm, the bonfire is expected to be lit around 6pm, and fireworks are scheduled for 7.45pm.
Tickets for the bonfire and fireworks without the scare attractions are listed at £14, including the booking fee. Packages combining the event with the Spooky at Night attraction are also available.
Organisers advise visitors to arrive early. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult ticket holder, and personal fireworks and sparklers are not permitted.
Tickets and details: Spooky World.
Station House, Padgate
A community bonfire night is planned at the Station House on Station Road South, Padgate, on Friday, November 6.
The free-entry event starts at 6pm, with fireworks scheduled for 7.30pm. Attractions are advertised to include stalls, children’s rides, live music from Indiefly, and food including burgers and hot dogs.
There is no admission charge, although donations are being sought in support of the Longbarn Residents Association.
Organisers have also stressed that sparklers are not allowed, with battery-operated alternatives recommended for children.
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Saturday, November 7
Saturday is shaping up to be one of the busiest nights for fireworks across the Warrington area.
Thelwall community fireworks
The annual Thelwall display returns to Chaigeley Field on Saturday, November 7.
Gates open at 5pm, children’s rides are expected to start at 5.30pm, the bonfire is lit at 6pm and fireworks are scheduled for 6.45pm.
Admission is listed at £13 for adults, £8 for children and concessions, and £35 for a family ticket.
Organisers warn that parking is limited, and visitors should avoid obstructing surrounding roads. Personal fireworks and sparklers are not permitted.
Further details: Warrington fireworks guide.
Lymm Round Table, Cherry Tree Primary School
Lymm Round Table has announced a fireworks event at Cherry Tree Primary School, Hardy Road, Lymm, WA13 0NX.
The event is scheduled for Saturday, November 7, with gates opening at 6pm. A quieter fireworks display is planned for 6.45pm, followed by the main display at 8pm.
There is no on-site parking, so visitors are advised to plan their journey accordingly.
Ticket prices are listed at £14 for adults and £7 for children, although ticket sales had not yet opened when the event was last checked.
Details: Warrington fireworks guide.
Gulliver’s World, Warrington
Gulliver’s World is holding its Fireworks Spectacular on Saturday, November 7.
The theme park will open from midday until 8pm, with selected rides and attractions staying open until 7.30pm. The fireworks are scheduled for approximately 8pm.
The attraction describes the fireworks as free for visitors attending the park, with the event included in the wider theme park experience.
Families are advised to check ticket arrangements and any weather-related updates before travelling.
Details: Gulliver’s World Fireworks Spectacular.
Stockton Heath Scout Centre – Saturday, November 7: A Family Fireworks and Bonfire event is listed at the scout centre on Parkgate Road, Stockton Heath. Further details, including timings and ticket prices, should be checked with the organisers before attending.
The General Elliot, Croft – Thursday, November 5: A Bonfire Night event is listed at the pub, with admission advertised as free or available through paid ticket options. Check with the venue for confirmed timings and arrangements.
What about Warrington Wolves?
The annual fireworks event at the Halliwell Jones Stadium has traditionally been one of the town’s biggest displays.
However, at the time of writing, no date for a Warrington Wolves fireworks event in 2026 had been announced in the latest listing checked on October 11.
Anyone hoping to attend should keep an eye on the club’s official channels for any announcement.
Plan ahead
With Bonfire Night falling on a Thursday, Saturday, November 7, is particularly busy, with events at Gulliver’s World, Thelwall, Lymm and Partridge Lakes.
Tickets for some events are limited, and Partridge Lakes is already reported to have sold out. Check the latest information from organisers before setting off, particularly for ticket availability, parking, accessibility and weather-related changes.
Know of another organised fireworks or bonfire display in Warrington or the surrounding villages? Let Warrington Worldwide know so it can be added to our community round-up via info@warrington-worldwide.co.uk
