Families can look forward to an evening of entertainment and a spectacular fireworks display at North Marine Road this November.
A spectacular fireworks display will light up the Scarborough sky this November as a major autumn event returns to the town.
The annual Fireworks Extravaganza will take place at North Marine Road on Thursday the 5th of November. Gates will open at 5.30pm, offering an evening of entertainment, fantastic food, and refreshments for all ages before the main display begins at 7.30pm.
Families looking to enjoy the autumn event will benefit from a new ticketing option this year. A family ticket covering two adults and two children is available for £25, which organisers say offers even better value for those attending.
Standard admission is priced at £10, with concessions available for £5. Children under the age of four can attend the event completely free of charge.
Scarborough Cricket Club operations manager Dan Gregory said:
"This firework display is fast becoming Scarborough’s official firework display and we’d love to see another bumper crowd to enjoy a night of safe and controlled fireworks and entertainment. We’d like to say a huge thank you to Active Security Solutions, Sunset Wines and Deepdale Computer Services for kindly sponsoring this year’s fireworks display."
Tickets for the extravaganza can be purchased online through the Scarborough Cricket Club ticket shop. Alternatively, supporters can buy them in person by visiting the club office at North Marine Road.


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