Ringwood Grand Fireworks
Carvers Recreation Ground, Ringwood · 1 November 2026
Photo of Ringwood: Mike Faherty, CC BY-SA 2.0Photo of Ringwood: Mike Faherty, CC BY-SA 2.0
Ringwood Town Council stages its fireworks on Carvers Recreation Ground in the centre of the New Forest town. The 2026 event is the 11th and includes two displays, a bonfire, a funfair and live music.
Highlights
- Two firework displays, including a low-noise show at 5.30pm
- Bonfire and Guy Fawkes judging at 4.45pm
- Funfair, food stalls and live music
- Display includes a nod to Ringwood's 800th Market Charter
Good to know
- Tickets are online only and sales close at 6pm on the day or when sold out
- There is no parking at Carvers, so use the town centre car parks
- No pets except guide dogs, and no fireworks, sparklers or alcohol on site
Getting there
Carvers Recreation Ground, Southampton Road, Ringwood, BH24 1HN
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