The firework displays taking place in Wigan in 2023
29.10.2023 - 09:29
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It is set to be yet another explosive bonfire night across the Wigan borough with a number of different firework events taking place.
The marquee show will be hosted, as ever, by Haigh Hall who have advertised their ‘Family Firework Spectacular’ on November 5. With live music from Ruby Rockabella and the Rockin’ Robins, Katumba and Fat Cat Brass the hosts have billed it as a ‘fantastic night of fireworks and fun for all the family’.
The gates open at 5pm with the firework display expected to begin at 8.30pm.
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Attendees are advised to wear wellington boots and to dress for autumn weather for the event that takes place on the Event Field - next to the Kitchen Courtyard.
There will be food and drinks available at the event based at the park off School Lane. Tickets for adults are £11.50 and £9 for children aged between four and 15 with those three and under getting free admission.
The Robin Park Arena, home of the Wigan Warriors rugby league team, will be hosting their second annual event on November 4. The Fan Village doors will open from 2pm with England’s third Test against Tonga to be shown live from 2.30pm.
There will be live music and entertainment from 5pm – a headline act and other activities to be announced – with the fireworks show taking place at 7pm. Tickets are limited and priced at £10 for adults and £5 for children.
Food and drink (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and fairground rides will be available throughout the day.
The historic hall and rugby ground are not the only sites expected to put on public