Gandies at Kempsey fires about 6.30pm on 5 November; Sixways at 7.30pm and Webbs at 7pm on 7 November. Prices, gate times, parking and four more displays.

Sixways Fireworks Night is on Saturday 7 November 2026, with the display at 7.30pm. The early bird offer closed on Friday 2 October, so general admission is now £12 for adults, £7 for under-12s and £34 for a family of four, plus fees. Webbs at Wychbold fires at 7pm on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 November. The annual display at The Sergeants’ Mess at Norton was on Saturday 24 October. Bonfire Night itself is Thursday 5 November 2026.

Closer to the south of the city, Gandies at Kempsey has a ticketed fireworks night on Thursday 5 November from 5pm, with the display about 6.30pm.

Worcester City Council runs no display of its own. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and how we checked.

Updated 1 November 2026: the fire service list now adds Gandies at Kempsey (5 November), Red Hill CofE Primary School (6 November), Droitwich Rugby Club and Severn Motor Yacht Club at Kempsey (both 7 November). Sixways and Webbs are unchanged; Sixways still asks drivers to buy parking in advance and has published no road plan.

Updated 25 October 2026: the Norton display on 24 October has passed. Sixways, Webbs and the fire service list are unchanged; Sixways still asks drivers to buy parking in advance and has published no road plan.

Updated 18 October 2026: the fire service list now has a Catshill display on Saturday 31 October and two nights at Hopley’s near Bewdley on 7 and 8 November. Sixways, Webbs and Norton are unchanged; Norton has still published only its date.

Updated 3 October 2026: Webbs at Wychbold has a two-night display on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 November. The Sixways early bird prices ended on 2 October; general admission is now £12 adult, £7 junior. The fire service has published its 2026 county list, with two more displays on 7 November. Norton has still published no time or price.

Updated 25 September 2026: Sixways has now published its 2026 date and prices.

Sixways: Saturday 7 November

Sixways Stadium on Warriors Way, WR3 8ZE, published “Sixways Fireworks Night 2026” for Saturday 7 November, with fireworks, a funfair, entertainment and food. The schedule, from its own event page:

  • GA+ and hospitality box gates and the funfair open at 4.30pm
  • General admission gates open at 5.30pm
  • Pre-show entertainment at 7.10pm, fireworks display at 7.30pm
Sixways Fireworks Night 2026 ticket prices, plus ticket fees. Juniors are under 12; under-3s go free. Early bird prices ended on Friday 2 October.
TicketAdultJuniorFamily (2 adults, 2 under-12s)
Early bird general admission (ended Fri 2 Oct)£10£5£26
General admission£12£7£34
Early bird GA+ (ended Fri 2 Oct)£22£12£62
GA+£26£15£78

GA+ adds early funfair access, popcorn, a hot dog or pulled pork, an indoor bar and an allocated seat. Funfair rides are pay per ride. On-site parking has to be bought in advance, before seat selection, and needs your registration; the stadium says spaces fill up quickly. For hospitality boxes it quotes parking at £11 per car. (Sixways Stadium, Fireworks at Sixways, 7 November)

Norton: was Saturday 24 October

The Sergeants’ Mess, the community hub on Brockhill Lane at Norton, publishes a 2026 events list that includes:

24 October Annual Fireworks display

(The Sergeants’ Mess, 2026 events)

The venue is at Brockhill Lane, Norton, Worcester WR5 2PP, on the Gordon Jones Memorial Ground shared with Worcester Cricket Club and Worcester Norton Croquet Club. It is run by Worcester Norton Community Interest Company, a company limited by guarantee whose surplus is reinvested locally. (Worcester Norton Community Interest Company)

The venue never published a time or ticket price for this year’s display, which has now taken place. It has been sold through TicketSource in past years, and that site blocks automated requests, so we could not read the listing.

Strictly, Norton-juxta-Kempsey sits just outside the city boundary in Wychavon, but it is a WR5 postcode and the club carries Worcester in its name. For most people in south Worcester it is the closest display.

Webbs, Wychbold: Friday 6 and Saturday 7 November

Webbs garden centre at Wychbold, about eight miles north of the city, is running its fireworks for a second year, on two nights: Friday 6 and Saturday 7 November.

  • Entry is staggered in slots at 5.30pm, 5.45pm, 6pm and 6.15pm; arrive within yours.
  • Live music from Dee and The Beats from 6pm to 6.45pm and again from 7.15pm to 8pm.
  • Fireworks at 7pm.
  • Tickets: £11 adult, £9 child (3 and over), babies 0 to 2 free. Funfair rides are £3 a person per ride on top.
  • Parking is free on site, and the store shuts at 5.30pm to clear the car park. Sparklers are not allowed.

The food stalls and rides are at the bottom of the car park by the Riverside Gardens, entry via the ticket hut, at Worcester Road, Wychbold, WR9 0DG. Tickets are non-refundable but can be moved to the other night; if extreme weather cancels it, Webbs says it will email by 2pm on the day and refund. (Webbs, Webbs Fireworks)

So 7 November now has two big displays within a few miles of the city: Webbs at 7pm and Sixways at 7.30pm.

Kempsey and Droitwich

Four more displays near the city appeared on the fire service list by 1 November.

  • Gandies, Kempsey Eco Business Park, Main Road, Kempsey, WR5 3GY. Thursday 5 November from 5pm, in the field next to the café, with a food court, a DJ and fire breathing; the display is “to be set off around 6:30pm”. It is ticketed, tickets are non-refundable, and parking is limited and must be booked in advance: cars without a parking ticket will be turned away. Gandies asks Kempsey residents to walk. No dogs or sparklers. It does not print the ticket price on its event page. (Gandies, Firework Night)
  • Red Hill CofE Primary School, Midhurst Close, Worcester, WR5 2HX. Friday 6 November, fireworks at 7pm, a ticketed event (fire service list).
  • Droitwich Rugby Club, Glyn Mitchell Memorial Ground, Hanbury Road, WR9 7DU. Saturday 7 November, gates 4pm, fireworks at about 7.45pm, with a funfair, live music, a bar and food. There is no parking on site; a free shuttle bus runs from Droitwich town centre, and Blue Badge spaces must be booked in advance by email. No outside food, drink or sparklers; under-1s free. The ticket page prints no price. (Droitwich Rugby Club on Ticket Tailor)
  • Severn Motor Yacht Club, Bath Road, Kempsey, WR5 3HR. Saturday 7 November, a bonfire event from 6.45pm (fire service list).

How Sixways compares with past years

Sixways ran the display that most people in Worcester mean when they say “the fireworks”, a tradition its own account says has been “running for over a decade”. The 2024 event was on Saturday 2 November 2024, hosted by Wyvern FM’s Owen Lowe, with Danter’s funfair. Gates opened at 5.30pm and the display started at about 7.30pm. Tickets were £10 adults and £5 juniors, with VIP dining at £25 and £15. Onsite parking was limited and had to be bought in advance, final entry was 6.30pm, and seats were allocated by block, row and number in the East Stand. (Sixways Stadium, Fireworks are back at Sixways, 25 September 2024)

So general admission has gone up by £2 for adults and juniors since 2024, now that the early bird offer has closed. Visit Worcestershire’s county roundup records a Sixways Spooktacular Fireworks on Saturday 1 November 2025, so the event did run last year even though the stadium’s own news page never covered it. (Visit Worcestershire)

The council does not run one

Worcester City Council organises no bonfire or firework event. Searching its website for “fireworks” returns a single result, an unrelated community lottery story that happens to mention another club’s display. Searching for “bonfire” returns only allotment guidance stating that bonfires are not permitted on council allotment sites.

The city’s official tourist site, visitworcester.co.uk, run by the council’s own Tourist Information Centre, lists no firework event for autumn 2026 either.

Elsewhere in the county

Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service keeps a list of organised displays whose organisers have registered them, and it has now been rolled over to 2026. On 1 November it listed these in Worcestershire beyond the Worcester and Droitwich displays above (Stourport Motor Yacht and Bungalow Association’s 31 October display was members only):

  • Catshill Parish Council, park off Lingfield Walk, Catshill. Saturday 31 October, fireworks at 7.15pm.
  • Kings Norton RFC, Ash Lane, Hopwood, B48 7BD. Bonfire lit at 6pm, fireworks at 7.30pm.
  • Sporting Club Inkberrow, Sands Road, Inkberrow, WR7 4HJ. Gates 5.30pm, fireworks at 7.30pm.
  • Hopley’s Family Camping, Doddingtree, Cleobury Road, Bewdley, DY12 2QL. Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November, gates 4pm to 11pm, fireworks from 9pm.

The Hopwood and Inkberrow displays are both on Saturday 7 November, the same night as Sixways. The Catshill display on 31 October has passed.

(Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service, 2026 bonfire night and firework displays)

Sixways and Webbs are not on that list, so it is far from complete.

  • Visit Worcestershire’s roundup is still the 2025 one. It is headed “Bonfire Night in Worcestershire 2025” and says it lists “confirmed events for 2025”. Do not read this year’s dates off it.
  • Evesham. The town council’s site still labels its page “Bonfire & Fireworks Spectacular 2025”. The 2025 event was on Corporation Meadow on 5 November. Nothing has been posted for 2026. (Evesham Town Council)

Bonfires and complaints

Environmental health for Worcester is handled by Worcestershire Regulatory Services, not the city council directly. Its guidance is blunter than most councils’: “There is no law in England and Wales that prevent people from having bonfires”, but the smoke and the material burned can still amount to a statutory nuisance or a specific offence. (Worcestershire Regulatory Services, bonfires)

Complaints about smoke or noise go to WRS on 01905 822799 or enquiries@worcsregservices.gov.uk. On council allotment sites in Worcester, bonfires are separately banned under the allotment rules.

What we will update, and when

  • Sixways road and parking arrangements closer to 7 November.
  • Any Evesham, Malvern or Droitwich dates. Evesham Town Council’s event page now refuses automated requests, so we could not re-check it on 3 October.
  • Any traffic management around either venue.

Getting to a display on a wet November night is mostly a parking problem. Our parking page covers every council car park and tariff, and the roadworks and travel page tracks live closures on the county’s network.

Sources

Details first checked on 5 September 2026 and re-checked on 1 November 2026. We will update this page as organisers publish their 2026 times and prices.