
Bonfire Night & Fireworks Displays in Burton on Trent 2025
Your Guide to Fireworks Around Burton This November
🎆 Fireworks & Bonfire Night 2025 in and Around Burton-on-Trent
Bonfire Night is just around the corner, and the skies above Burton are set to sparkle! Whether you're after a family-friendly low-noise display, something to support local clubs, or just an excuse for a hot dog and a boozy hot chocolate, we've rounded up all the local firework events worth knowing about.
We'll keep updating this list as more displays are announced, so feel free to bookmark this page and check back before you light your sparklers.
🔥 Saturday 1st November 2025Stapenhill Football Club – Maple Grove, Stapenhill
Stapenhill FC’s much-loved fireworks night returns, promising a dazzling display and a warm community atmosphere.
🎟️ Tickets:
Newton Solney’s “Silence of the Bangs” – Field Behind The Brickmakers Arms
For little ones (and grown-ups) who prefer sparkle without the boom, Newton Solney’s peaceful take on Bonfire Night is a must.
🎟️ Tickets:
🎉 After-party at The Brickmakers Arms:
Tutbury Cricket Club Fireworks & Bonfire – Tutbury Mill, Off Bridge Street, Tutbury
🎪 What’s on:
🎟️ Early Bird Tickets:
🎟️ On the Gate:
🎟️ Booking link: Tickets here. Make sure to grab your early bird tickets before they disappear faster than a Catherine wheel in a gale!
🎇 Sunday 2nd November 2025
Burton Rugby Club, Branston Road, Tatenhill
One of the biggest displays in town, with two fireworks shows, fun fair rides, and food galore – all in support of grassroots rugby.
🎠 Plus:
🎟️ Ticket prices (20 Oct – 2 Nov):
On the day (if any tickets remain):
Booking fees apply. Get in early to save a few quid and avoid disappointment! Tickets available here.
🎆 Friday 7th & Saturday 8th November 2025
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