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Explosive display of fireworks

Remember, remember the fifth of November
Gunpowder, treason and plot.
I see no reason, why gunpowder treason
Should ever be forgot.

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Still planning what to do on bonfire night this week? If you’re looking to go away for bonfire weekend then you’ll be welcomed with big explosive displays of magical fireworks in Norfolk. Bonfire night to us is standing around a bonfire, wrapped up warm with a hot jacket potato with chilli on top, accompanied by a warm drink and a toffee apple. All whilst watching the firework displays.

Norfolk isn’t shy of showcasing fireworks and here is what you can expect this weekend:

  • Norwich City Council have organised another spectacular Big Boom fireworks display at Norwich Castle on Friday 6th November starting at 7.30pm. The event is in its third year and will be free to attend.
  • West Norfolk will be displaying two firework events this weekend. You can either head down to the King’s Lynn skyline on Friday 6th November at 6pm to take part in the family events before watching the fireworks explode into the sky at 8pm. The Fawkes in the Walks event is free. If you can’t make this explosive event, then on Saturday 7th November, Hunstanton Cliff Top car-park will have its own firework display starting at 7.30pm Doors open at 5pm and there will be a funfair and a variety of stalls.
  • North Norfolk also has two displays of fireworks to gaze at with amazement. On Friday 6th November, the Battle of Britain firework display will be showcased at the Walcott Lighthouse Inn. You can head down there from 5.30pm onwards and there will be two firework displays on, one at 7.15pm and the other one at 8.30pm. There is a £10 admission fee, but kids under 5 go free. On Saturday 7th November, Corpusty village green will be open to the public to showcase their fireworks. It will be open from 6pm with a bonfire starting at 6.45pm followed by the fireworks at 7.30pm. Although entry is free, there will be a donation entrey available, as well as food and drinks available at The Duke’s Head.
  • Central Norfolk has two events on Saturday 7th You can either venture down to the Beetley Bonfire and Fireworks Party. Gates open at 5.30pm and the main event will begin at 7pm. Admission is £10 in advance and £15 on the gate. If you don’t fancy this one, then Swanton Morley will play host to their annual Fireworks Spectacular at the Village Hall near Dereham. Now, the Fireworks Spectacular event has been noted as “the best village display in Norfolk”. The firework display starts at 7pm and gates open at 5pm.

So, if you’re looking for somewhere to stay in Norfolk this weekend to watch the most specular and explosive firework displays, then contact Hall Farm Cottages in Norfolk today. You’ll even be able to see an array of fireworks from our cottages in Norfolk if you don’t fancy going anywhere.

So start practicing your “ooooo’s” and “aaaaaa’s” and we’ll see you at Hall Farm Cottages in Norfolk this weekend.

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