Where to watch fireworks in London tonight: Full list of Bonfire Night displays and events 2025
There are just three firework displays taking place in the capital on Bonfire Night this year - here’s where to find them and the key timings.
It was a big weekend for Bonfire celebrations in London, with the annual Ally Pally display taking place on Friday and Saturday night.
But there’s plenty more where that came from. Three major displays will take place in the capital tonight (November 5).
From family-friendly shows in Morden Park to free displays in Bloomsbury, we’ve rounded up the biggest and best displays taking place in London on Bonfire Night.
Get ready for a night of dazzling displays, crackling bonfires and sky-high celebrations. Expect plenty of bangs, sparkles and sizzling fun.
Whether you’re after a family-friendly event, a full-scale festival, or just a great view of the fireworks, there’s something for everyone across the city this Wednesday, November 5.
1. Fireworks in the Park, Morden Park
One of the capital’s biggest annual events returns to Morden Park, where the popular Fireworks in the Park display will once again feature two shows: a 6:45pm family-friendly display, followed by a main show at 8:30pm. Expect themed music, food stalls and fairground rides.
Advance tickets are recommended, with prices from around £8.50 for children and £11 for adults. Gates open at 5:15pm.
2. Coram’s Fields Fireworks, Bloomsbury
Over in Bloomsbury, Coram’s Fields will host its much-loved community event, one of the few free firework displays in central London.
Gates open at 3:30pm, with a bonfire, family activities and fireworks lighting up the sky by early evening.
3. Walthamstow Cricket Club Fireworks
In the east, Walthamstow Cricket, Tennis & Squash Club is bringing back the Stow Firework Spectacular.
Doors open at 4pm, with live entertainment, food, drink, and an 8pm fireworks finale.