Adult
£10/ adult
- Full event access
- Choose your arrival slot
- Digital ticket to your wallet
- Funfair & food concessions
Subject to capacity
Saturday 7 November 2026 · Speech House Field
The night the Forest catches fire.
The Forest of Dean's biggest community bonfire & fireworks night. Funfair, food, and twenty minutes of sky no screen can match.
20 min of fireworks
Bonfire from 17:00
Parking included
Under-12s free
All profits to local charity
Book your pitch
on the grass.
Every ticket is per car; prices below are per adult. Under-12s walk in free with an adult. Buy early.
Under 12
Freewith an adult
- No booking needed
- Ear defenders advised for little ones
- Prams & pushchairs welcome
- Family-friendly funfair
Just walk in
Tickets are not on sale yet.
Tickets go on sale soon — add the date to your calendar above.
£1 · Drawn live on the night
Win £100 cash and more.
Our annual raffle keeps the funds in the Forest — every ticket helps a local cause. Prizes drawn live on the night.
- 1£100 cashopen
- 2£50 cashopen
- 3£20 cashopen
- 4Pair of next-year tickets (×5)open
Find the field.
Arrive in your slot.
Stewards direct traffic on arrival. Your ticket shows your slot — please arrive within the window so the queue keeps moving and the show starts on time.
- WhereSpeech House FieldSpeech House, Forest of Dean, GL16 7EL
- GatesOpen 16:00Bonfire lit 17:00 · Fireworks 18:30 · Closes 21:00.
- WalkOn footPedestrians welcome — under-12s walk in free with an adult.
Where the money goes.
The event is run entirely by volunteers. After costs, the profit goes to the two Lions clubs' charity funds and is spent locally, helping people in need across the Forest of Dean.
Forest of Dean Lions Club
Severn Dean Lions Club
Everything people ask.
Still stuck? Email support@lionsfireworks.org.uk — we read every one.
What time does it all happen?
Gates open at 16:00, the bonfire is lit at 17:00, the fireworks begin at 18:30, and the event closes by 21:00. Please arrive within the time slot shown on your ticket so the queue keeps moving.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The display goes ahead in almost all weather. If conditions ever force us to postpone, we will email every ticket-holder and honour tickets for the rearranged night.
Is there parking?
Yes — one ticket admits one car, and parking is included. Stewards direct you on arrival. Pedestrians are welcome too; choose the "Pedestrian" option when booking.
Can I bring my dog?
We strongly recommend leaving dogs at home. Fireworks are loud and most dogs find the evening distressing.
Can I buy tickets on the gate?
Only if we have not sold out beforehand, and by card only. Booking ahead is the safest way to guarantee entry.
Where do the profits go?
The event is run entirely by volunteers from two Lions clubs. After costs, the profit goes to the clubs' charity funds and is spent locally helping people in need.