Bonfire Night 2026 brings a week of firework displays across Swansea and the surrounding area, with events scheduled for November 5 and the weekend after. The traditional St Helen's ground display has moved to Singleton Park for 2026.
Singleton Park Main Display
Singleton Park hosts an evening of entertainment, food, family fun, and a fireworks finale, now featuring a new laser display. The event's theme is myths and magic, with themed entertainment and activities creating a magical atmosphere before the main show.
The display takes place on November 5. Tickets are on sale now, starting from £4 through the Passport to Leisure (PTL) scheme. Standard adult admission is £6, and family tickets are available from £13 for a family of four.
Local Community Displays
King Arthur pub on Gower hosts a bonfire night with a BBQ, doors opening at 5pm and the display at 7pm on November 5. Entry is £8 per person (2yrs+).
Dunvant RFC holds its display at the Broadacre on November 6, with food, music, and family fun, plus live music from Helix and the Hound. Gates open at 6pm, with the display at 7.15pm. Tickets are £7.50 for three and over.
Sketty Scouts hold a display at St Paul's Church on November 7. Tickets on the gate are £6 for adults and £4 for under 16s, with discounts for family groups.
Displays Further Afield
Neath RFC's annual display at The Gnoll on November 5 includes fun, food, and drink from 5pm, with fireworks at 6:45pm. Tickets start at £5.
The Big Bang returns to Saundersfoot Harbour and The Regency Hall on October 30, 31, and November 1, featuring trick-or-treating on Friday, firework displays on Sunday, and a funfair. Entry is free.
Carmarthen Round Table's Fireworks Bonanza takes place on November 5, with free entry for under 5s and general admission £8. Ffos Las in Trimsaran on November 7 offers live bands, street food, rides, and two displays, with gates opening at 4pm, the first display at 6pm, and the main display at 7.30pm. Tickets are £8 for kids and £10 for adults.
