If you’re still looking for somewhere to go, here are some options in Preston and South Ribble on November 5.

Remember, Remember the fifth of November...

Tonight is the traditional night for bonfire and firework fun, and if you’re wondering where to go, here are some official events happening today in your area:

Here’s some nostalgic pictures of Bonfire Night through the years in Lancashire

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Preston Grasshoppers: The Annual Preston Grasshoppers Rugby Football Club bonfire and fireworks display returns tongith, with gates open and a funfair from 4pm. Food stalls and bar will be available. 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.

Worden Park, Leyland: Leyland Round Table host the annual Worden Park Bonfire event from 5pm. There will be a bonfire, firework display, live music performances, a funfair and food and drink stalls. The bonfire will be 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.

Pear Tree Park, Penwortham: Penwortham's annual bonfire and firework event has been organised once again by Penwortham Town Council. 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.

Check out more events happening tomorrow and the weekend here.