Bonfire Night is a popular evening for Rutland locals, as Rutland Lions host their annual fireworks display at Rutland Showground.

Now the largest humanitarian service organisation in the world, Lions Club International was founded in 1917 by Melvin Jones, whose guiding principle was, "You won't get very far in this world until you start doing something for somebody else". 

Rutland Lions have been running since 1975 and have hosted their annual fireworks displays regularly for many years, hosting not only an incredible display but many local food and drinks suppliers to keep you fed and watered.

This year is no exception!

Gates will open at 4.45pm.

The 1st display is at 6.15pm.

The 2nd display is at 7.00pm.

With tickets from £5 - £22, this event is selling fast so don't miss out!

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Find out more and book your tickets here.

Image courtesy of March House Farm

Alternatively, head down to March House Farm to enjoy their professional fireworks display on Friday the 4th of November 2022.

Doors open at 6pm and fireworks begin at 7:15pm.

There will be food and drinks available to purchase at the event.

Find out more and book here.

Finally, Cottesmore Village Hall are hosting their annual Fireworks Display on Sunday the 6th of November 2022.

Tickets range from £1.50 - £8.

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Gates open at 4pm, with the display beginning at approximately 6pm.

Find out more here.

Image courtesy of Cottesmore Village Hall.

Love the magic of a fireworks display? Why not enjoy all three displays?

Residents are encouraged to attend these community events rather than hosting their own for reasons of safety, and to encourage consideration of neighbours and pets, who will find long evenings and weekends of fireworks distressing.