PEOPLE across Conwy and Denbighshire still have plenty of opportunities to enjoy fireworks and Bonfire Night celebrations, with a series of displays and community events taking place over the coming days.
From free fireworks extravaganzas and traditional bonfires to steam train excursions, there is something for families to enjoy, with events planned from Rhyl to Corwen.
Wednesday, November 4
Lyons Robin Hood Holiday Park in Rhyl will host a free fireworks extravaganza on Wednesday, November 4, with the event open to the public.
Organisers said on social media: "Rhyl... are you ready for a night to remember? We're lighting up the skies over Lyons Robin Hood this Wednesday, and everyone's invited.
"Join us for our free Fireworks Extravaganza, with an evening packed full of live entertainment, music, food, drinks and plenty of family fun."
The event gets underway from 4pm, with food and drink available alongside live entertainment.
Sax with Shane Nolan will perform from 6.15pm, followed by Rock the Stage at 7.15pm, before a huge fireworks display over Lyons Robin Hood at 7.30pm.
Thursday, November 5 – Bonfire Night
There will be several opportunities to enjoy fireworks on Bonfire Night itself, with displays planned in Rhyl, Denbigh and St Asaph.
In Rhyl, the annual Bonfire and Fireworks Display will take place at Brookes Field at 7.30pm.
Cllr Joan Butterfield, Mayor of Rhyl Town Council, said: “I am delighted to welcome everyone to join us for this year's annual Bonfire and Fireworks display.
"It's always lovely to see our community come together to enjoy this wonderful community tradition with the crackling flames of the bonfire and spectacular fireworks lighting up the autumn night sky.
"I look forward to seeing you there for what promises to be a fantastic evening.”
Meanwhile, Denbigh Town Council will host its annual free fireworks spectacular at Denbigh Castle from 7pm.
Hot food and drinks will be available, while families are encouraged to bring a blanket and wrap up warm.
The New Inn in St Asaph will also host a bonfire and fireworks display from 5pm onwards.
A steak van will be outside for attendees to enjoy, with donations towards the event encouraged. Money raised will go towards next year's fireworks.
Friday, November 6
Bodnant Welsh Food in the Conwy Valley will host its bonfire celebrations on Friday, November 6, from 6pm to 8pm.
Visitors can look forward to an evening of family fun, with a delicious hog roast, warming fire pits, toasted s’mores and sparklers. Tickets are limited and must be booked in advance.
Saturday, November 7
The celebrations will continue into the weekend when Corwen Fireworks 2026 returns to Corwen War Memorial Park.
Gates will open at 5pm for what organisers say will be their biggest display yet, featuring food vendors, entertainment and a grand fireworks finale.
Those looking for something a little different can also board the Ride the Rocket steam train from Llangollen to Corwen, with passengers treated to views of the fireworks display as part of the special evening excursion.
Fireworks displays already held
Several popular community displays have already taken place across the area, attracting crowds for a series of celebrations.
Thousands gathered in Llandudno for the town's annual fireworks display on October 27, which ended with a thunderous finale.
Colwyn Bay also held its fireworks display on Thursday, October 29.
Bay of Colwyn Town Council said in a statement: "The Fireworks Display, organised by Bay of Colwyn Town Council and Events Conwy, was a fantastic success. We'd like to say a huge thank you to everyone who joined us on Colwyn Bay Promenade.
"With clear skies and a wonderful atmosphere along the Promenade, the conditions couldn't have been much better for an evening of fireworks and family-friendly entertainment."
In Abergele, residents and visitors were invited to Abergele Town Council's Fireworks Display at Pensarn Beach on Sunday, November 1.
A low-noise display took place before the main fireworks show at 7.30pm.
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