Cambridgeshire prepares for Bonfire Night fireworks displays
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Nov, 20:03 · Archive
Cambridgeshire has multiple fireworks displays scheduled for November 5 and 7.
Bonfire Night celebrations are planned across Cambridgeshire for November 2026, with multiple displays organised for residents and families.
Cambridge's longest-running fireworks event returns to Midsummer Common on November 5, opening at 6pm with fireworks starting at 7pm. The free-ticketed event will feature food vendors, a live DJ and entertainment described as a 'breathtaking walkabout'. Ely's community display takes place on November 7 at Cherry Hill Park on Broad Street, with gates opening at 5pm and fireworks at 7pm. Tickets cost £10 for adults, £5 for children and £20 for families, with proceeds supporting local good causes.
Kimbolton Castle is hosting its 61st annual fireworks display on November 7, with gates opening at 5.45pm and the display at 8pm. The fireworks are provided by Titanium Fireworks, which also supplies London's New Year's Eve display. Adult tickets cost £15.95 and children's tickets £6.95. Live music will accompany the display before and after the fireworks. Peterborough's Embankment is also hosting a fireworks display on November 7.
How it is being reported
- Bonfire Night 2026: Full list of firework displays happening in and around Peterborough on Thursday, November 5There are plenty of events to choose fromPeterborough Telegraph · 2 Nov, 13:37
- 6 Fireworks displays in Peterborough to enjoy this Bonfire NightCambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service has published a list of organised displaysPeterborough Telegraph · 2 Nov, 13:10
- Bonfire Night 2026: 5 Cambridgeshire events with impressive fireworks displaysThere are plenty of displays to choose from across the countyCambridgeshire Live · 1 Nov, 17:00
In this story: Cambridge · Midsummer Common · Ely · Cherry Hill Park · Kimbolton Castle · Peterborough · Titanium Fireworks · Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service
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