Award-winning Newby Hall and Gardens is the setting for a night of dazzling pyrotechnics this bank holiday weekend.
Fireworks Championships to light up skies over Newby Hall
Award-winning Newby Hall and Gardens is the setting for a night of dazzling pyrotechnics this bank holiday weekend.
The Fireworks Champions event takes place on Saturday (26th August) when three displays - choreographed to music and with accompanying laser displays – will light up the skies over Newby.
Three of the UK’s best fireworks companies compete in the event, each putting on a 10-minute display.
Visitors will vote using their mobile phones for the best display before organisers stage a grand fireworks finale to round off the evening.
Gates open at 4pm when visitors are encouraged to come along with friends and family and enjoy a picnic before a drone show at 8.50pm (weather permitting) and the start of the fireworks displays at 9.05pm.
Stuart Gill, commercial director at Newby Hall, said:
"The Fireworks Championships provides an evening of great entertainment with sensational displays by some of the UK’s best fireworks companies.
"It is a really enjoyable way to spend time with family and friends on a late summer’s evening.”
Advance tickets are £23 adult; £13 child; under 5s free. On the day tickets are £25 adult; £15 child.
For more details and to buy tickets: https://www.fireworkchampions.co.uk/our-events/newby-hall/book-tickets/
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