Areas across Fife are preparing for their sparkling firework events this Bonfire season.
Here is everything you need to know about the events, including when and where they are being held.
Where are the shows?
Six dazzling displays are taking place across Fife in November. Knockhill, Inverkeithing, Crossford, Limekilns, and Saline are all hosting their own spectacles.
- Knockhill Racing Circuit
- Inverkeithing – Ballast Bank
- Cardenden – Wallsgreen Park
- Crossford – King George V Park
- Limekilns – Limekilns Scout Hall, Brucehaven Road
- Saline – Saline Golf Club
When are they?
Kicking off the firework period with a bang is the Knockhill Racing Circuit who will be holding their stunning show on November 1. Gates open at 1pm with entertainment starting an hour later before the day ends with a thunderous show at 5:45pm.
Next up is Inverkeithing who’ll be hosting on Bonfire Night itself, November 5. A schedule of times is likely to be announced closer to the day.
A triple threat comes along on November 7 as Cardenden, Crossford and Saline plan for sizzling evenings. Cardenden is accepting guests from 6:30pm. Their bonfire will blaze at 7pm, followed by a 20-to-30-minute firework show. Crossford opens their doors at 6:30pm with the main act shooting off at 7pm. Saline will similarly be lighting up the sky at 7pm.
Limekilns brings the showstopper on November 8. Gates open at 7pm which gives the audience a chance to mull around the sale stalls before the explosive finale at 7:30pm.
How much does it cost?
Inverkeithing have not yet issued ticket prices, but they do state that the event “would be bigger and better”. A large zip line will be making an appearance at Ballast Bank alongside the colourful rockets.
Cardenden are accepting donations for admission.
Crossford ask for a £2 donation which will benefit the Crossford Gala Committee.
Saline’s night is free for all, with raffle tickets on sale at the golf club which will cover the cost of the professional organisers.
Limekilns’ event cost £5 per person. All proceeds go to the local scout group.
Unfortunately, the Knockhill Racing Circuit have sold out of tickets for their firework show.
Where can I park?
Knockhill’s stunning day includes on-site parking, so don’t worry about any long walks.
The Carden Station car park is a quick walk from the event.
For those going to Inverkeithing’s show, the closest parking is King Street Free Car Park, with Chapel Place and Ferrytoll Park and Ride being other options if spaces become scarce.
Crossford does not have official parking for the night, but street parking is available in the nearby residential areas. If you choose to drive, please be considerate to local residents.
Saline’s carpark is for disabled use only, and drivers must park up before 5:30pm. For other road users, some residential street parking may be available.
Similarly, Limekilns doesn’t offer onsite parking, but they ask visitors to please park respectfully along the promenade.
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