It’s nearly time for Bonfire Night, and if you’re wondering what to do and where to go, take a look at the pages below.
There’s some huge events - and quieter ones too - happening all across Lancashire with something for everyone.
1. No fireworks bonfire event at Brockholes
A wildlife-friendly bonfire night takes place at Brockholes - with no fireworks - on November 7. This wildlife-friendly event is specially designed for families with young children. Your ticket includes free parking and access to a wide range of activities. There will be a kids magic show, animal ballon making, games and soft play. Runs from 5pm to 8pm.The bonfire will be lit at 6:45pm, possibly with a flaming arrow. Tickets available from the LWT website. | National World Photo: Lancashire Post
2. Preston Grasshoppers
The Annual Preston Grasshoppers Rugby Football Club bonfire and fireworks display returns on Thursday, November 5. Gates open and funfair from 4pm. Food stalls and bar will be available on the night. Advance prices: £10 per person or £30 for a family ticket - includes two adults and up to two children. (Children aged 2 years and under get in free.) There will be no sales on the door - tickets available from Skiddle. No alcohol or private fireworks (including sparklers) are to be brought to the event and offenders will be removed from the event. Photo: Google
3. Astley Park, Chorley
A free event in Astley Park with bonfire, fireworks, lights, entertainment and more runs from 5-8pm on Friday, November 6. The bonfire will be lit at 7pm and the fireworks display will be at 7.45pm. | Johnathan Pin
4. Archbishop Temple High School, Preston
The PTFA bonfire celebration takes place from 6pm on Friday, November 6 ihn the school grounds. The bonfire will be lit at 6.30pm and fireworks are from 8pm. Tickets: £7 per person / £25 family of four. Children under the age of two go free. Available for purchase online (see Trybooking) . No parking on school grounds. Parking is available at Preston College. Photo: Neil Cross