Bonfire 2026 November 5th
Annual Bonfire
Rotary St Helens and Rainford Scouts Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular Returns to Rainford!
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of family fun, spectacular fireworks and a traditional bonfire as Rotary St Helens, working alongside Rainford Scouts, invites everyone to its annual Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular on Thursday, 5th November 2026!
The popular community event will take place at Rainford Parish Church Field, bringing together families, friends and local residents for an exciting evening celebrating Bonfire Night.
An Evening of Fire, Fireworks and Family Fun
The gates will open at 5.00 pm, giving visitors plenty of time to settle in and enjoy the atmosphere before the bonfire is lit at 6.30 pm. The evening will reach its spectacular climax at 7.00 pm, when the fireworks display lights up the night sky with a dazzling explosion of colour.
There will be plenty to keep visitors entertained, with Silcocks Fair, an ice cream van and Appleby’s Catering helping to make this a fantastic occasion for all the family.
Whether you are looking forward to the warmth of the bonfire, the excitement of the fireworks or simply enjoying a great night out with family and friends, this is an event not to be missed.
Get Your Tickets Early!
Advance tickets cost just £5 per person, offering excellent value for an evening of entertainment. Tickets purchased on the night will cost £10 each, payable by cash or card.
Advance tickets are available from the following Rainford outlets:
The Golden Lion, Rainford
REDS Cafe and Takeaway, Rainford
Pic n Mixers, Rainford
The Mens Room, Rainford
Wendy’s Flowers, Rainford Supporting Our Local Community
Rotary St Helens is proud to organise community events that bring people together while supporting its wider charitable work.
Mark Thursday, 5th November 2026, in your diary, spread the word among family and friends, and join us at Rainford Parish Church Field for a memorable Bonfire Night.
Gates open at 5.00 pm. Come along, enjoy the fun and experience a spectacular evening!
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