Blackheath Fireworks Is Back for 2026 with Its Biggest Event Yet
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Blackheath Common's fireworks display, which made a triumphant comeback in 2025 after a six-year hiatus, returns once again for Bonfire Night 2026 — this time with capacity increased by 10,000 and entry from £17.60.
Blackheath Common's beloved fireworks display is back for Bonfire Night 2026, building on its welcome return in 2025 after a six-year hiatus. This year the event is expanding onto a much larger site, making room for 10,000 more attendees as well as additional food stalls, bars, and entertainment. Entry starts from £17.60. The show is one of several major London fireworks events still offering tickets for the 2026 season. Alexandra Palace is hosting its annual fireworks and drone festival across two evenings, with tickets from £11.50. Battersea Park is putting on two nights of celebrations, with adult tickets from £18.60. Wimbledon Park is running two displays on Bonfire Night itself — an early, family-friendly show at 6.45pm and a later one at 8.30pm, with entertainment from DJ Lisa Maffia and BBC Radio 1 host Dean McCullough, with adult tickets from £15.60. Sister event Morden Park Fireworks follows the same format but takes place on Saturday. Several popular local events, including those at Coram's Fields, Dulwich, and Walthamstow Cricket Club, have already sold out.
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