All the places in Leeds to visit on Bonfire Night 2023

26th October 2023

Here’s your guide on where to spend Bonfire Night in Leeds this year.

After the council-led Bonfire Night events were cancelled for another year, local sports clubs, pubs and community-run spaces have been opening up Bonfire Night events aplenty.

With the night itself only a few short weeks away, pre-booked tickets have been flying off the shelves, so we advise acting fast so you don’t miss out.

Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about the upcoming Bonfire Night events in Leeds, including where to find them and how to buy ticket.

The Hunslet Club

Friday 3 November | Free

This completely free event is kicking off the festivities with neon face painting, a BBQ and of course a fantastic display of fireworks. Gates open from 6pm.

Beck and Call

Friday 3 November | Adults £7, children £5

Beck and Call are hosting two family-friendly displays this year, one at 3:30 and one at 6:30pm. Expect delicious food and drink as well as market stalls.

Fulneck Golf Club

Saturday 4 November | Adults £5, children £3

Gather and watch the two displays at Fulneck Golf Club and be surrounded by wonderful live music. You can buy your tickets here.

Moortown RUFC

Saturday 4 November | Adults £6, children £4

What’s dubbed as “Probably the BEST Fireworks display in the North”, Moortown Fireworks Extravaganza is going to be one of the biggest events in the city, given the professional display has been going for some 30 years now.

The Mustard Pot

Saturday 4 November | £10 per person, food included

Is there anything better than a warming pie and peas in this weather? No, and The Mustard Pot will be serving this up whilst you watch the show and it’s all included in the ticket price. What a winner.

Hare and Hounds

Sunday 5 November | Table £30, standing £5

There’ll be no fireworks at this event but that won’t stop the fun. Expect a roaring bonfire, fire dancers, delicious food and drink and loads more.

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