A range of firework displays will take place across Bury for Bonfire Night 2026, including the return of a popular Heaton Park event. Bury Council is not hosting any events itself, but several community and sports venues have scheduled their own celebrations throughout the borough this month.
Heaton Park Display Returns with Free Entry
Heaton Park will host its fireworks on Saturday, November 7, with free entry. Although there will be no bonfire, attendees can enjoy two separate displays: a reduced-noise show at 5pm designed for families and SEND audiences, followed by the main fireworks at 8pm. A lantern parade is also planned.
Sports Clubs and Community Events
Several sports venues are holding their own Bonfire Night events, beginning with Radcliffe Cricket Club on Saturday, October 24. That event features fireworks, fairground rides, food and drink, and a DJ, with tickets priced at £10 per adult, £4 for under-14s, and £24 for a family of two adults and two children.
Sedgely Park RUFC will host fireworks, children's entertainment, and food and drink on Friday, November 6, at Park Lane, Whitefield. Tickets cost £10 per adult and £2.50 per child.
More Displays on Saturday, November 7
Ramsbottom Cricket Club will hold fireworks, a bonfire, food and drinks, and a fun fair on November 7, with tickets at £6 per adult, £4 per child, and £18 for a family of two adults and two children.
East Lancs Paper Mill Cricket Club in Radcliffe will feature fireworks, a bonfire, food and drinks, and stalls on the same date, priced at £4.50 per person. Woodbank Cricket Club in Bury will offer a bonfire, fireworks, fairground rides, a barbecue, music and drinks, with tickets at £6 per adult, £4 for under-16s, and free entry for children under three.
Greenmount Scouts will hold a family bonfire and firework display at Canon Lewis Hall in Holcombe Brook on November 7, featuring a bonfire, fireworks, games, stalls, food and drink. Tickets cost £6 per adult and £2 for under-16s.
