NEXT weekend will see the night skies bathed in light – for Fireworks Night.
Organised displays are running across the Salisbury and Avon patch in the coming days, with organisers promising something for all the family.

Events in the area:
Fordingbridge Federation Fireworks, Fordingbridge Junior School, on November 3 at 5.15pm: Featuring a display by Painswessex. Tickets cost £5 per person, with under-twos free.

Fireworks Night, The Alice Lisle, Ringwood on November 4 at 5pm: Fireworks across the lakes from 8.30pm. Live music, hog roast and outdoor bar.

Salisbury Racecourse Fireworks on November 5 at 5.30pm: Organised by the Rotary Clubs of Salisbury & Wilton, the event runs until 8pm. Features rides for little ones, hot dogs and candy floss. Adult tickets cost £12, children (15 and under) £7, under-twos go free.

Fireworks Night at The Goat, Downton on November 5, 6pm to 8pm: Organised by the 1st Downton Scout Group, a barbecue runs from 6pm, bonfire at 7pm, fireworks at 7.20pm. Family tickets (two adults, three children) £20, adults £10, children £5. Online sales only. No family tickets available on the night.

Poulner Junior School Fireworks on November 5 at 6pm: On the school field, tickets on the gate cost £5. Children under three go free.

Fireworks Spectacular 2022, Church Farm Campsite, near Salisbury on November 5 at 5.30pm: Organised by 1st Woodcutts Scout Group and Annette Toop, a children’s display takes place at 6.30pm, main display at 7.30pm. Entertainment, food and drink. Tickets cost £5 for children, £6 for adults,
£20 family tickets. Available from Budgens Sixpenny Handley and Clarke the Butchers.

Ringwood Grand Fireworks, Carvers Recreation Ground, Ringwood on November 6 at 3pm: Featuring two displays, one quiet, live music, fairground rides, food and drink and more. Gates open at 3pm, main fireworks at 7pm. Tickets cost £2 in advance, £4 on the day. Pre-school children, disabled people and carers are free.

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