There's some fantastic firework displays set to entertain in and around Glasgow over Bonfire night weekend.
From gatherings in parks, to quiet events for nervous pups, there’s a wide variety to look forward to and something for everyone this Guy Fawkes night.
If you’re struggling to decide what to do, we’ve had a look around to see what's happening in and around the city - check out our list below.
Glasgow Hutchesons' Aloysians (GHA) Display
The 'largest and best' firework display in the Southside, the GHA event kicks off at 6pm on November 5 at the Rugby club. The display is due to start at 7.15pm, with family tickets available online or on the day.
No alcohol or dogs are allowed at the event, and more information is available here.
Hamilton Accies Firework Night
Held on November 4, the night at Hamilton Academical Football Club will include a huge fireworks display as well as a funfair, a licensed bar, food stalls, merch stalls and a live DJ.
A spokesperson for the club said: “Once again we offer the only fully covered seated fireworks display in South Lanarkshire.
“Please come along from 4.30pm and soak up all the fun of the event including some fab outdoor attractions.”
Tickets are priced at £5 for adults and £3 for children, with more details found on the clubs Facebook page here.
Bonfire Night Firewalk
A unique Bonfire Night experience, Walton Community Centre in Giffnock is hosting a firewalk event raising money for people living with type 1 diabetes.
An in-depth training session led by experts will be followed by the firewalk, which has limited places and is only suitable for those ages 14 and up. Registration costs £20, with the minimum fundraising target sitting at £130.
Find out more here.
Lenzie Family Fireworks
Musical entertainment and big bangs are to be expected at Lenzie Rugby Football Club on November 4.
With food and drinks on offer, amazing fireworks and live music - the event will be raising money for the Lenzie Rugby Club who are hoping to raise funds to build a new clubhouse.
More information can be found here.
Kilwinning Community Fireworks
The fireworks at McGavin Park are returning on November 4, with a donation of your choice allowing entry.
Visitors are encouraged to make a donation in advance to speed up entry, though collection buckets will be available on the night for those who can’t donate online. The stage, food outlets and rides will open at 4.30pm.
Fire acts and free balloon art begins at 5pm, with organisers adding that DIY fireworks, alcohol and glass will not be allowed on entry. Warm clothes and wellies are recommended.
If you’re interested, donations can be made here.
Troon Round Table Fireworks
The funfair will be on at North Shore Road from 4pm until 9.30pm on November 5, with the fireworks display beginning at 7.30pm.
Organisers have warned that no onsite parking will be available, though the area is within walking distance from both Troon and Barassie train stations.
More information can be found here.
Nae Fireworks Nights
For nervous dog owners, or folks looking for a bit of peace and quiet on Bonfire Night, the Nae Fireworks event will be held at Whitelee Windfarm Visitor Centre on November 5.
Staff will be on site to ensure the area is a firework-free zone, with many walking routes. Organisers said: “Fireworks are not permitted at Whitelee Windfarm.
“They pose a danger to site infrastructure, can cause peat bog fires that can burn for years, and distress to the site’s wildlife and livestock, so please don’t bring them. Staff will be on patrol to prevent the use of fireworks but we cannot completely guarantee this.”
Details on the evening can be found here.
Strathaven Bonfire Night
On November 5, Strathaven Park will host an evening of fireworks, food and fun.
With bonfires and festivities, the events will kick off at 6pm and wrap up at 11pm. More information can be found here.
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