One of Wrexham's most popular annual Bonfire Night events will return this weekend with fireworks, a huge bonfire, funfair rides, games and food.
The Wrexham Bonfire & Fireworks Display, commonly known as the Bryn y Grog bonfire, will take place at Penyllan Farm in Marchwiel on Sunday, November 8.
Gates will open at 4pm, with visitors able to make use of free parking at the event.
The bonfire will then be lit at 6pm, with the fireworks display to follow.
Here is everything you need to know if you're planning to go.
When is Bryn y Grog fireworks?
The display takes place on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
Gates open at 4pm, while the bonfire is due to be lit at 6pm.
The fireworks will follow the bonfire, although a specific fireworks start time has not been given.
Where is it?
The event takes place at Penyllan Farm, Marchwiel, Wrexham, LL13 0PF.
The event is also commonly associated with Bryn y Grog Hill.
Is there parking?
Yes.
Free parking will be available at the event.
How much is entry?
Admission costs £5 per person, while children under five go free.
What else is on?
There will be plenty happening in addition to the bonfire and fireworks.
The event will feature funfair rides, which are being promoted as providing thrills for all ages.
There will also be games and prizes, giving visitors the chance to test their skills and win rewards.
Will there be food?
Yes.
Food will be available at the event, with organisers saying visitors can enjoy food and treats throughout the night.
Who will light the bonfire?
The Deputy Mayor of Wrexham will light the bonfire.
The bonfire is scheduled to be lit at 6pm.
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Can you bring sparklers?
No.
Organisers have issued an important safety notice saying that no sparklers will be allowed at the event.
The organisers say: "For everyone's safety, no sparklers are allowed at the event."
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