Firework displays across Swansea this week mark Bonfire Night 2026, with events running beyond November 5 at venues including Singleton Park, Bishopston, Dunvant RFC and Pontarddulais Cricket Club.
Singleton Park leads the celebrations
Singleton Park hosts its display on November 5, featuring entertainment, food, family fun and a fireworks finale alongside a new laser display. The event is inspired by myths and magic, with themed activities ahead of the main show.
Tickets start from £4 through the Passport to Leisure (PTL) scheme, with standard adult admission at £6. Family tickets are available from £13 for a family of four.
Community displays across the city
Bishopston Community Centre at Murton Green opens gates at 6:15pm on November 5, with the display starting at 7pm. Adult and children over five tickets cost £5.
Dunvant RFC hosts its display at the Broadacre on November 6, with gates at 6pm and the display at 7:15pm. The event includes food, music and live music from Helix and the Hound, with tickets at £7.50 for ages three and over.
Pontarddulais Cricket Club opens at 5pm on November 6, with fireworks at 7pm and refreshments available. Tickets are limited and can be bought at Ffosyrefail Ground, Tynybonau Road, SA4 8RZ.
Sketty Scouts holds a display at St Paul's Church on November 7, with tickets on the gate at £6 for adults and £4 for under 16s, with family group discounts.
Displays further afield
Neath RFC runs its annual firework display at The Gnoll on November 5, with food and drink from 5pm and fireworks at 6:45pm. Tickets start at £5 via www.neathrfc.com/tickets.
Carmarthen Round Table Fireworks Bonanza takes place at Carmarthen Park on November 5, with general admission at £8 and free entry for under fives.
Organisers advise wrapping up warm, and with rain forecast, checking event and venue social media for up-to-date information.
