One display is confirmed and bookable: the hospital charity night at Silhillians, Knowle, Sunday 1 November, £8 adult, £3 child. Blossomfield has sold out.

Bonfire night 2026 falls on Thursday 5 November. Nothing in the Solihull borough is on that night. The two displays that are dated sit either side of it, one on the Sunday before and one on the Friday after, and only one of them still has tickets.

Everything below was checked against the organisers’ own pages on 4 September 2026.

Confirmed and on sale: Silhillians, Knowle, Sunday 1 November

Solihull Hospital Charity has partnered with Silhillians Sports and Conference Centre for a display on Sunday 1 November 2026. Its own event page gives the detail in full.

  • Gates: 4.30pm
  • Fireworks: 6pm
  • Where: Silhillians Sports and Conference Centre, Warwick Road, Knowle, Solihull B93 9LW
  • Adult: £8
  • Child: £3, and children must be accompanied by an adult
  • Under 3s: free, again accompanied
  • NHS staff: £6, and the charity says these must be bought with an NHS email
  • Club member: £6
  • Extra: £1 buys a ballot entry to be the person who launches the display

The charity is explicit that tickets are not available on the door. There are charity stalls and a tombola, hot food and a licensed bar, and the page credits Midland Eye as a supporter. Solihull Hospital Charity is a working name of University Hospitals Birmingham Charity, which is also running a second display the same season at Moseley Rugby Club. (hospitalcharity.org)

Sold out already: Blossomfield, Friday 6 November

Blossomfield Bonfire Night 2026 is booked for Friday 6 November, 6pm to 9pm, at Blossomfield Club, The Wardens, Widney Lane, Solihull B91 3JY. There is a professional fireworks display, a bonfire and independent food and drink stalls.

It has already gone. The club’s TryBooking page says “there are no available tickets for this event” and offers a wait list only. If you want in, join that list rather than turning up. The club also warns that car parking is not available at the venue. (trybooking.com)

The big one has not been announced: Round Table at Tudor Grange Park

The display most people mean when they search for Solihull fireworks is the Solihull Round Table night at Tudor Grange Park, Monkspath Hall Road B91 3LU. It has run for more than forty years and the organisers say it has raised over £500,000 for local causes.

As at 4 September there is no 2026 date. The organisers’ website still headlines Saturday 8th November 2025. The word “2026” does not appear anywhere in the page, and every one of its “Buy Tickets” buttons links to the ticket seller’s own home page rather than to an event. That is a site nobody has updated yet, not a site with news on it.

Two other checks point the same way. Solihull Council’s traffic regulation order register carries no special-event closure for any bonfire night display; the only event closure on it is the Balsall Common Fun Run on 13 September. And Visit Solihull’s own what’s-on listings for October and November 2026 contain no fireworks display at all.

What the Round Table published for 2025, and what is worth expecting if it returns, is a long evening rather than a single display:

  • 4.30pm gates, funfair open, food vendors and Silhill Brewery beer
  • 6.30pm bonfire lit
  • 7pm family display, shorter and lower noise, aimed at younger children
  • 7.15pm DJ set
  • 8pm main display, 15 minutes, set to music
  • 9.30pm gates close

Two things from that page are worth knowing now, because they decide how you plan the night. Booking is online only, with no tickets sold on the gate. And parking is the usual Tudor Grange problem: the organisers sell a VIP parking upgrade at Solihull College, £10 per car, with a fast-track entrance and limited spaces. Our parking in Solihull page covers the council car parks nearby and what they cost. (solihullfireworks.org)

The weekend before: Solihull Spooktacular, Saturday 31 October

Solihull BID’s published diary for 2026 puts Solihull Spooktacular on Saturday 31 October in the town centre. The BID has not yet posted a page with times or a programme for it, and last year’s Spooktacular page has been deleted rather than updated, so a search result pointing at it now returns a 404. Expect the detail in October. (solihullbid.co.uk)

Road closures

None are published. Solihull Council lists every temporary closure, including special-event ones, on its traffic regulation orders page, and on 4 September the only autumn event closure on it was the Balsall Common Fun Run. Knowle’s High Street closure for the Christmas lights got its own order last November, so if a bonfire night event needs one this year it should appear there first. Check Solihull roadworks and travel for what is currently shut. (solihull.gov.uk)

What we will update

We will add the Round Table’s 2026 date and price the moment it is published, and add Spooktacular times when the BID posts them. This page is checked again in the last week of October.

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