Round Table fireworks at Tudor Grange Park on Saturday 7 November: adults £11 until 30 October, then £15. Knowle is on 1 November, Blossomfield on 6 November.

Bonfire night 2026 falls on Thursday 5 November. Nothing in the Solihull borough is on that night. Three displays are dated around it, and all three have tickets on sale: Knowle on Sunday 1 November, Blossomfield on Friday 6 November and the big one, the Round Table at Tudor Grange Park on Saturday 7 November. None of them sells tickets on the gate.

The Tudor Grange fireworks in 2026 are on Saturday 7 November: gates and funfair 4.30pm, bonfire 6.30pm, a quieter family display at 7pm and the main display at 8pm. The Solihull Round Table fireworks tickets are £11 an adult arriving before 6pm until 30 October, then £15.

Updated 17 October: all three organisers’ pages and the council’s road closure list re-checked. The Round Table still has not published how to book its pre-paid parking, and no bonfire night road closure has been posted. Blossomfield showed 2,189 places left.

Updated 13 October: the Round Table’s early bird tickets have ended. Second-release prices (£11 an adult before 6pm) run until 11.59pm on Friday 30 October. Pre-paid parking details are still not published.

Updated 30 September: the Round Table has confirmed Saturday 7 November with prices, and Blossomfield, sold out in September, has tickets on sale again.

Everything below was checked against the organisers’ own pages on 17 October 2026.

Solihull fireworks 2026 at a glance

Tudor Grange Park Silhillians, Knowle Blossomfield
Date Sat 7 November Sun 1 November Fri 6 November
Gates 4.30pm 4.30pm Event 6pm to 9pm
Fireworks 7pm family, 8pm main 6pm Time not published
Bonfire Yes, lit 6.30pm No bonfire listed Yes
Adult ticket £11 before 6pm (to 30 Oct) £8 From £6.99
Child ticket £4.50 before 6pm (3 to 11) £3 See TryBooking
Under 3s Free Free Not stated
Tickets on the gate No No Online booking
Parking None on site; pre-paid at Solihull College Not stated None at the venue

Tudor Grange is the only one of the three with two separate displays, which is why it suits families with small children: the 7pm show is the lower-noise one, and you can leave before the 8pm main display.

The big one: Round Table, Tudor Grange Park, Saturday 7 November

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, and it is confirmed for Saturday 7 November 2026. The organisers run it with volunteers and say all event profits go to local charities and good causes. The fireworks are by Sirotechnics.

The running order, which the organisers say is subject to change:

  • 4.30pm gates and funfair open, with hot food and drink stalls
  • 6.30pm bonfire lit
  • 7pm family display, quieter and aimed at younger children
  • 8pm main display, about 15 minutes, set to music
  • 9pm event ends
  • 9.30pm gates close

Tickets are online only, and there are no gate sales. The price depends on when you buy and on whether you arrive before or after 6pm. General admission is for anyone 12 or over; child tickets are for ages 3 to 11; under 3s are free.

Release On sale Adult before 6pm Adult after 6pm Child before 6pm Child after 6pm
Early bird ended 11.59pm, Friday 9 October £9 £10 £3.50 £4
Second (on sale now) 10 October to 11.59pm, 30 October £11 £13 £4.50 £5
Final from 31 October, until sold out £15 £16 £6 £7

Ticket Wrangler, which sells them, adds a small booking fee at checkout. So a family of two adults and two children arriving before 6pm pays £31 at today’s second-release prices and £42 in the final release, before fees.

The rules on the night: no sparklers or personal fireworks, bags are searched, and pets are not allowed (assistance dogs excepted). The event runs in most weather, and any cancellation will be posted on the website and Facebook.

There is no event parking at the park. Pre-paid parking is at Solihull College’s Blossomfield campus, B91 1SB, for advance purchasers only; the organisers say booking details will be confirmed before the event. On 17 October the site still said availability and booking “will be confirmed before the event”, and none of its booking links offered parking. Otherwise they point to Monkspath Hall car park, Tudor Grange Leisure Centre, Touchwood and the town centre car parks, and warn that spaces fill quickly. Solihull station is a short walk from the park. Our parking in Solihull page has the council car parks and what they cost. (fireworks.solihullroundtable.org)

Silhillians, Knowle, Sunday 1 November

Solihull Hospital Charity has partnered with Silhillians Sports and Conference Centre for a display on Sunday 1 November 2026, the night after Halloween, and it is leaning into that: there is a best Halloween costume competition with a prize.

  • 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, and that sparklers are not allowed. There are charity stalls, a tombola, spooky games, hot food and a licensed bar. Solihull Hospital Charity is a working name of University Hospitals Birmingham Charity, which runs a second display the same night at Moseley Rugby Club. (hospitalcharity.org)

Back on sale: Blossomfield, Friday 6 November

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

In early September its TryBooking page said there were no tickets left and offered only a wait list. On 30 September the same page was taking bookings again, with tickets priced from £6.99 to £24.99 and more than 2,000 places showing as available. On 17 October TryBooking still showed the session open, with 2,189 places left. The club warns that car parking is not available at the venue. (trybooking.com)

No Spooktacular this year

Solihull BID’s diary for 2026 originally listed a Solihull Spooktacular in the town centre on Saturday 31 October. It has since been taken out: the diary, last edited on 30 September, now lists only the Festive Feast after September’s food festival. The BID has not said why. If you want fireworks that weekend, Knowle on the Sunday is the nearest thing. (solihullbid.co.uk)

Road closures

None are published yet. Solihull Council lists every temporary closure, including special-event ones, on its traffic regulation orders page. On 17 October it listed 18 temporary road closures, none of them for a bonfire night event and none near Tudor Grange Park, Knowle or Widney Lane. Knowle’s High Street closure for the Christmas lights got its own order last November, so if a display 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 parking booking details when they are published and any road closures when the council posts them. This page is checked again in the last week of October, before the second-release price rise on 31 October.

Solihull fireworks: questions

When are the Tudor Grange fireworks in 2026? Saturday 7 November 2026. Gates and the funfair open at 4.30pm, the bonfire is lit at 6.30pm, the family display is at 7pm and the main display is at 8pm. The event ends at 9pm.

How much are Solihull Round Table fireworks tickets? In the second release, on sale until 11.59pm on Friday 30 October: £11 for anyone 12 or over arriving before 6pm (£13 after), and £4.50 for a child aged 3 to 11 (£5 after). From 31 October they rise to £15 and £16 for adults, £6 and £7 for children. Under 3s are free. Ticket Wrangler adds a booking fee.

Can I pay on the gate at Tudor Grange Park? No. The Round Table sells online only and says there are no gate sales.

Where do I park for the Tudor Grange fireworks? There is no event parking at the park. Pre-paid parking at Solihull College’s Blossomfield campus, B91 1SB, is for advance buyers, but booking details were still unpublished on 17 October. Solihull station is a short walk.

Is there a bonfire night display in Solihull on 5 November? No. Bonfire night is a Thursday in 2026, and the borough’s three displays are on Sunday 1, Friday 6 and Saturday 7 November.

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