Fireworks displays to be hosted across Melton borough

A previous fireworks night event at Belvoir CastleA previous fireworks night event at Belvoir Castle
A previous fireworks night event at Belvoir Castle
Spectacular fireworks displays are taking place across the Melton borough over the next week.

Play Close Park in the town is hosting a Fireworks Festival and Concert on Friday evening with a sensory-friendly display at 6.45pm ahead of the main one at 8.30pm.

There will also be a DJ and performances from tribute acts Planet Abba and Supersonic Queen during the evening.

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Hot food and drinks will be available and a licensed bar will also be serving customers.

Tickets are on sale now online and they can be bought on the night, although cash cannot be used.

Entry is £25 for family tickets (two adults and two children), £10 for adults and £5 for under 12s.

Click HERE to pre-book tickets.

On the same evening, Belvoir Castle is holding a family-friendly bonfire night celebration.

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Twice British Firework Champion winners, MLE Pyrotechnics, will be creating a bespoke 15-minute firework display.

Guests can arrive from 5pm and a bonfire will be lit at 6.30pm.

Fireworks will begin at 8pm and prices are £15 for adults, £10 for children (aged 3-16) and £45 for a family ticket (up to two adults and three children).

Parking will also be free from 5pm in the main castle car park. BUY tickets here.

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On Tuesday November 5, the Vale of Belvoir Lions are putting on their annual fireworks display at Bottesford.

Gates open at 6.15pm ahead of the 7pm start, in a paddock off Devon Lane.

Tickets cost £5 for adults, £3 for unaccompanied children aged under 16, £2 for children accompanied by an adult, while under sevens get in free.

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