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14 Must-See Firework Displays in Cheltenham and Nearby Villages


Cheltenham Firework Displays 2025

Cheltenham Firework Displays 2025

From iconic shows at Cheltenham Racecourse and Cheltenham Rugby Club to school and club nights across Charlton Kings, Leckhampton and nearby Churchdown and Shurdington, there are plenty of organised firework displays near Cheltenham for Bonfire Night 2025.

Explore Gloucestershire has curated this local round-up so families can plan a brilliant night out close to home — with links to full details and tickets.

Please Note: Explore Gloucestershire only supports organised firework displays. Pets and wildlife can be severely affected by unregulated fireworks, and official events help everyone prepare accordingly.

Important: Always check the organiser’s official website or Facebook page before attending, as times and details may change at short notice.

Cheltenham’s Best Firework Displays — Date-by-Date Guide


1) Birdlip Bonfire Night Fireworks – Birdlip

Family-friendly fireworks in support of Birdlip Primary School, featuring a dazzling display, live music, tasty food stalls and a well-stocked bar. A great community night out in the Cotswolds, raising funds for the school.

> More info about Birdlip Fireworks


2) Low-Noise Fireworks at Bettridge School – Cheltenham

Hosted by Chase Lane Fireworks, this colourful low-noise display is perfect for younger families and noise-sensitive visitors. Enjoy great food, sweet treats and small rides in a safe, welcoming environment. Refunds only if cancelled due to adverse weather.

> Find out more about Bettridge School Fireworks


3) Saracens FC Firework Display – Cheltenham

Free-entry community fireworks at Cheltenham Saracens FC (donations welcome for new facilities). Expect a lively evening with BBQ, hot and cold drinks, and sweets — a welcoming family night in St Peter’s.

> More about Saracens FC Fireworks


4) Firework Display at Cheltenham Rugby Club – Newlands Park

Family fireworks hosted by Cheltenham Tigers RFC with a roaring bonfire, a crowd-pleasing display and plenty of food and drink stalls. A classic Bonfire Night out in Cheltenham.

Cheltenham Rugby Club bonfire and fireworks at Newlands Park

Bonfire and fireworks at Cheltenham Tigers’ Newlands Park

> Event details for Cheltenham Rugby Club


5) Dunkertons Cider & Fireworks Night – Cheltenham

Low-noise, family-friendly fireworks choreographed to music, with lighting effects, a lively DJ set and a post-show live band. Street-food favourites on site and the bar open late — a relaxed Cheltenham evening for all ages.

> More about Dunkertons Fireworks


6) Lakeside School Fireworks Night – Cheltenham

Cheerful Cheltenham gathering with a crowd-pleasing display, tasty refreshments and glow sticks for added sparkle. Organised by the Lakeside PTA for a fun, family atmosphere. No sparklers permitted for safety.

> See details for Lakeside Fireworks Night


7) Fireworks Night at Warden Hill Primary School – Cheltenham

PTA fireworks with tasty food from Brinko’s and The Moreish Grazer (cash only), plus a bar serving hot and cold drinks and UV glow items. All fireworks are aerial for great viewing. No sparklers allowed.

> More about Warden Hill Fireworks


8) Churchdown Fireworks – Chosen Hill Former Players RFC

Bigger and brighter at Chosen Hill Former Players RFC with a fully choreographed musical display by Apex Fireworks, funfair rides, great food and drink. All proceeds support Chosen Hill RFC and grassroots sport.

> See details for Churchdown Fireworks


9) Shurdington School Firework Night – Shurdington

PTA-hosted Bonfire Night with a crowd-pleasing fireworks display, hot and cold drinks, tasty hot food and family entertainment. Proceeds support Shurdington School — a friendly local celebration for all ages.

> More about Shurdington Fireworks


10) Cheltenham Cricket Club Fairview Fireworks Party – Cheltenham

Popular Cheltenham event with two dazzling displays, delicious food, fully stocked bar and live music. A lively family evening packed with atmosphere. No sparklers or glass bottles permitted.

> Event info for Fairview Fireworks


11) Firework Display at Cheltenham Racecourse – A Night at the Movies

Epic “Night at the Movies” fireworks choreographed to classic film soundtracks, plus a huge funfair and street food village. Presented by Cheltenham Round Table in partnership with Cheltenham Racecourse.

Cheltenham Racecourse fireworks over the grandstand

Fireworks light up Cheltenham Racecourse for Bonfire Night

> Plan your visit to Cheltenham Racecourse Fireworks


12) Leckhampton Scouts Bonfire & Fireworks – Cheltenham

Leckhampton Scouts host a classic bonfire night with a big fireworks display, bar and hot food. A brilliant community evening raising funds for the local Scout group. Advance tickets recommended as numbers are limited.

> More about Leckhampton Scouts Fireworks


13) Churchdown Family Firework Evening – Churchdown

CVJS PTA hosts an outdoor disco with great hot food, a licensed bar, sweet stalls and a professional display by Star Fireworks. Advance online tickets only with QR code entry.

> See details for Churchdown Family Fireworks


14) Ashley Manor Fireworks & Funfair – Charlton Kings, Cheltenham

Formerly St Edward’s Fireworks — now bigger than ever with a stunning Chase Lane Fireworks display, funfair rides and games, lively music from Major Entertainments and plenty of food and drink options.

> Discover Ashley Manor Fireworks


Please Note: Explore Gloucestershire only supports organised firework displays. Pets and wildlife can be severely affected by unregulated fireworks, and attending official events helps ensure everyone enjoys the celebrations safely.

Important: Always check the organiser’s official website or social media channels for the latest updates before setting out, as times and details may change at short notice.


Explore Gloucestershire
18 October 2025


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