Where to watch fireworks in East Yorkshire
Getty ImagesFireworks will spiral across the skies to celebrate Bonfire Night.
Officially taking place on Thursday 5 November, a series of events are scheduled in Hull and East Yorkshire to help the occasion go off with a bang.
Humberside Fire and Rescue is encouraging people to attend organised displays.
"Attending a public display is a great way to celebrate while keeping your household and neighbourhood safe," the service said.
Fort Paull Fireworks Spectacular
Where: Fort Paull, located on the north bank of the Humber Estuary, near the village of Paull.
When: Sunday 1 November, from 16:00 to 21:00 GMT.
What? The event is back after a previous display last year.
It is located on the site of a gun battery and fort established by Henry VIII. Last entry to the event is 19:00.
Visitors without parking tickets will not be able to park at the Fort.
Tickets: Adults (over 16) £8.50, children/concessions £5.50, under 3s free.
Swanland Bonfire
Where: Swanland, North Ferriby.
When: Thursday 5 November, gates open at 17:00, with fireworks from 19:30 to 20:00.
What? The night includes food stalls, fair rides, a vintage steam ride, as well as fire eaters and stilt walkers.
The event, which is cash only, is set on a working farm with all money raised going back into the local community, the organisers stated.
Wellies are a good option as the site can be muddy and sparklers are not allowed.
Tickets: Family (2 adults and 2 children) £18, adult (12+) £8, under 12 free.
Craven Park Fireworks Night
Where: Sewell Group Craven Park, East Hull.
When: Thursday 5 November, starting at 17:30.
What? As well as a large music-timed firework display, the event will include live entertainment, prizes, street food and local bars and fairground rides.
Tickets: Adult £10, junior £6.
Pocklington Fireworks Display
Where: Queen Elizabeth II's Playing Fields, West Green, Pocklington.
When: Thursday 5 November, 17:00 onwards with fireworks set to go off at 18:45 and the event finishing at 19:00.
What? Food and drink vendors will be at the event. Pocklington Arts Centre will also be in attendance to promote their festive production of A Christmas Sparkle.
Both cash and card payments will be accepted at the gate.
Tickets: Family of four £18, 12+ £5, under 12 free.
Hornsea Carnival Firework Display
Where: Hall Garth Park, Hornsea.
When: Friday 6 November, open from 16:30 with fireworks from 19:45.
What? A free event where visitors can gather for a firework display and help raise funds for the annual carnival if they wish to do so.
The organisers described the occasion as a "local celebration with a wider community purpose, rather than a commercial fireworks festival".
Tickets: Free but donations encouraged.
Goole Bonfire & Lantern Parade
Where: West Park, Airmyn Road, Goole.
When: Thursday 5 November, gates open 16:00; parade, bonfire and fireworks from 18:00.
What? Celebrating the town's bicentenary, this year's display will feature a musical soundtrack and a lantern parade. There will also be funfair, stalls and hot food and drinks.
Tickets: Advanced £6.50, on the gate £7.50, under 3 free (still need ticket).
Beverley Firework Spectacular
Where: Beverley RUFC, Beaver Park, Norwood, Beverley.
When: Tuesday 3 November, gates open at 16:00 and the event ends at 21:30.
What? A professional firework display set to music, traditional funfair, live entertainment, food, drinks and a bar.
Tickets: Adult £10, child (under 16) £5.
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