Dig out your woolly hats, gloves and treacle toffee -it’s time to celebrate all things gunpowder, treason and plot.
If you’re not sure where to take the family this year, we’ve picked out 20 different events taking place across the county.
Take a look at the selection on the pages below, and double-check the details before you travel.
5. Worden Park, Leyland
Leyland Round Table host the annual Worden Park Bonfire event from 5pm on November 5. There will be a bonfore, firework display, live music performances, a funfair and food and drink stalls. Bonfire lit at 6.30pm and fireworks at 8pm. Paper tickets £7 from Atkinsons Jewellers or available online - see Leyland Round Table's Facebook page for links. On the night £10 cash and card accepted Under 5's free | Google
6. Walmer Bridge Village Hall, Gill Lane
A Halloween and Bonfire Night event runs on Saturday, October 31 from 3pm at Walmer Bridge Village Hall. There will be games, face painting, food and drink as well as fairground rides. Gates open at 4pm. Entry £4 per adult and £2 per child (under 2's free). | Google
7. Pear Tree Park, Penwortham
Penwortham's annual bonfire and firework event is back on November 5. Entry is free, with the firework display starting at 7pm. Make sure to bring your wellies and torches, but leave your cars and sparklers at home. | google
8. Clitheroe Castle.
The Clitheroe Castle bonfire and fireworks display for 2026 is scheduled for November 7 at Clitheroe Castle Field. The event runs from 5-8.30pm with food and entertainment. Tickets cost £6 for adults and £3 for children. Under threes enter for free. Strictly no admission without a ticket and bag search. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard