Saturday 7th November 2026 — Cherry Tree Primary School, Hardy Road, Lymm, WA13 0NX
Lymm & District Round Table are proud to bring back one of the village’s biggest annual events — a spectacular evening of fireworks, food, music and family fun, all in support of local charities and community groups.
🎆 Event Timings
- Gates open: 6:00pm
- Kids’ Quiet Display: 6:45pm
- Main Fireworks Display: 8:00pm
Our early “quiet display” is perfect for younger children or anyone who prefers a gentler, less noisy experience.
🎟️ Tickets
Tickets are priced as follows:
- Adults: £14
- Children (aged 3–17): £7
- Under 3s: Free
Tickets on sale now! This event usually sells out in advance, and we don’t want you to miss out.
👶 Lead Sponsor: Kids Planet Day Nurseries
Thank you to Kids Planet Day Nurseries for supporting this year’s event as our Lead Sponsor. Their continued backing helps us deliver a safe, high‑quality community event while raising thousands for good causes.
🎪 What to Expect
Every year, hundreds of families join us for a brilliant night out. Expect:
- A huge fireworks display professionally delivered
- A dedicated quiet display for younger children
- Catering stalls serving hot food, drinks and treats
- Music and entertainment throughout the evening
- A wheelchair‑friendly viewing area with excellent sightlines
- A safe, stewarded environment run entirely by volunteers
This is one of Lymm’s favourite community nights — and it gets bigger every year.
🚶How to Get Here
The event takes place at Cherry Tree Primary School, Hardy Road, Lymm.
To keep everyone safe and ensure emergency services access:
- There is strictly no parking on site.
- There is no parking on Hardy Road or surrounding residential streets.
- Please park further away in the village and walk to the event.
- Allow extra time for your walk — gates open at 6pm.
- A dedicated wheelchair‑friendly viewing area is available inside the event.
Your cooperation helps us keep the event safe, accessible, and enjoyable for everyone.
🔒 Safety Rules
To ensure a safe and enjoyable evening for all:
- No sparklers are permitted anywhere on site
- No alcohol may be brought into the event
- Bag checks may be carried out on arrival
- Please follow all instructions from our volunteer stewards
- Children must be supervised at all times
- All visitors must remain within the school’s playground area at all times
- Do not enter or approach the playing field, as this is the secure launch zone for the fireworks
Thank you for helping us keep the event safe for everyone.
❤️ Supporting Local Charities
Every penny of profit goes directly to local charities, youth groups and community projects. By joining us, you’re helping support the organisations that make Lymm such a special place to live.
🔔 Don’t Miss Out
Tickets sell out quickly each year — please book early to avoid disappointment.
We can’t wait to welcome you to Cherry Tree Primary School for another unforgettable fireworks night.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is the event accessible?
Yes. We provide a wheelchair‑friendly viewing area with excellent sightlines. Please speak to a steward on arrival if you need assistance.
Are toilets available?
Yes. We provide several portable toilets (portaloos) on site for public use throughout the event. Stewards can direct you to the nearest facilities once you’re inside the playground area.
Can I bring sparklers?
No. Sparklers are not permitted anywhere on the site for safety reasons.
Can I bring alcohol?
No. Alcohol cannot be brought into the event. Alcohol will be available for purchase from one of the traders.
Are the fireworks loud?
The Kids’ Quiet Display at 6:45pm uses lower‑noise fireworks designed to be more comfortable for younger children and anyone who prefers a gentler experience.
The Main Display at 8pm does include some louder fireworks — it’s a full professional show, and ultimately fireworks do go bang. If you or your children are sensitive to loud noises, we recommend attending the earlier quiet display and bringing ear defenders for extra comfort.
Can I bring my dog?
We recommend not bringing dogs due to loud noises, crowds, and safety considerations. If you do bring a dog, it must be kept on a lead at all times.
Are there food and drink stalls?
Yes. We have a selection of catering stalls offering hot food, drinks, and treats throughout the evening.
Are tickets available on the gate?
Tickets usually sell out in advance and the event has a strict maximum capacity limit, so we strongly recommend buying online as soon as they become available. A limited amount of tickets may be resold on the gate if tickets guests leave early.
Is the event suitable for young children?
Absolutely. We run a quieter, less noisy display at 6:45pm designed specifically for younger children or anyone who prefers a gentler experience. There are also fairground rides aimed at young children.
What happens if it rains?
The event goes ahead if it rains, so please dress appropriately. In the event of extreme adverse weather preventing the launch of fireworks, the event may be cancelled at short notice and tickets holders refunded.
Will there be a bonfire?
No — because the event is held on primary school grounds, we’re not able to include a bonfire. Instead, we run two fireworks displays: a quieter children’s display at 6:45pm, followed by the full main display at 8:00pm. This format keeps the event safe, family‑friendly, and suitable for the school environment.
Is first aid available at the event?
Yes. Professional first aid cover is provided on site by St John Ambulance throughout the event. Their trained team is equipped to deal with any medical needs, and stewards can quickly direct you to them if assistance is required.
What about the horses in the field next to the event?
We are aware of the horses in the neighbouring field and take their welfare seriously. Every year, we inform the landowner well in advance of the event so they can make any arrangements they feel are appropriate. The owner is fully aware of the timings and nature of the fireworks display.
What charitable causes does the event support?
Lymm Roundtable is a registered charity that raises around £25,000 for local charitable causes each year from its three major events: Lymm Duck Race, Lymm Beer Festival, Lymm Charity Fireworks.
For examples of the types of causes Lymm Roundtable has donated to in the past please see our website: Past Donations – Lymm & District Round Table