Press Release October 2025

Must see Firework Show


Rotary 5 Valleys Fireworks Returns!

An Unmissable Night of Dazzling Displays and Family Fun in Stroud

Prepare for an unforgettable evening as the Rotary 5 Valleys Fireworks light up Stroud once again! With a proud heritage stretching back over 60 years—originating at Ebley Children’s Home and  lovingly expanded by the Rotary Clubs of Stroud, Stonehouse, and Nailsworth — this event is the highlight of the local calendar.

Taking place at Marling School Playing Fields, Cainscross Road, Stroud the gates open at 6pm on Monday 27th October inviting families and friends for a night bursting with excitement. The  entrepiece: a breathtaking 20-minute fireworks display expertly choreographed to music by Star Fireworks, former British Firework Champions of Champions. The display kicks off around 8pm,  promising awe and wonder for all ages.

But that’s not all — enjoy classic thrills at John Coneley’s Funfair, feast on delicious food and non-alcoholic drinks, and let the little ones be captivated free by renowned Southwest Punch &  J Judy man, John Harvey, providing magical entertainment for under 12s.

Tickets are £15 (adults) and £8 (under 12s) at the gate, but savvy visitors can grab substantial savings by purchasing in advance: just £10 for adults and £5 for under 12s at  by clicking here.

Remember, gates close at 9:30pm, so arrive early to soak up every moment! Every ticket supports local charities and good causes across the Stroud 5 Valleys with at least 50% going towards young people – a nod to the event origins.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of a Stroud tradition and create sparkling memories with your loved ones at the Rotary 5 Valleys Fireworks!

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back Rotary Stroud Valleys Fireworks serving the community by arranging this Firework Display and entertainment for families. Raises funds for Charities supported by the Rotary clubs Stroud, Nailsworth and Stonehouse who are the organisers