Stanford Hall

2nd August 2025

As Simon Jenkins quoted, “Stanford is the perfect William and Mary House. When seen from the road, the south front floats like a palace of romance across a distant meadow.”

Free General & Disabled Parking at this event with each occupant in the vehicle requiring a valid entry ticket to the event, then you walk into the audience arena. You cannot stay in your vehicle in this area.

Park&Stay Parking (Was drive-in)* – You park and drive into a designated bay with a clear view of the Firework Displays. You also need valid entry tickets per adult/child in the car. You will have a space beside your vehicle to set up chairs and a picnic should you wish to do so.

Camping is charged Per Adult – Kids under 16 Camp Free! A valid entry ticket is also required per person camping.

Gazebo permits allow you a 3m x 3m space to erect your own gazebo. Gazebo permit not possible with Park&Stay.

Event Postcode is – LE17 6DH. When Close to the venue, our road signs will be on show for directions into the event.

Stanford Hall

2nd August 2025

The beautiful hall is situated between Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, and Warwickshire, and it’s surrounded by 700 acres of stunning private and woodland. It’s owned by the Cave family who are ancestors of Nick and Lucy Fothergill the current owners, and they have been the custodians since 1430.

Further Details

Now in its 20th year, right here at Stanford Hall – 4 great firework displays! Three of the UK’s best firework companies compete against each other with a 10-minute spectacular firework display choreographed to music followed by a breath-taking, huge finale display. The types of fireworks being used by the companies are unlike any material used for fireworks available to the general public, each company uses category 4 fireworks, which are only for professional use and the biggest available in the UK.

• Intimate atmosphere
• 8 acres of a spectacular garden
• Has character and charm
• Beautiful park

Ragley Hall

20th September 2025

Ragley Hall is the stately home of the 9th Marquess and Marchioness of Hertford in the picturesque county of Warwickshire. Situated 8 miles west of Stratford-upon-Avon, the current Hall dates back to 1680 and was designed by Robert Hooke, the chief assistant to Sir Christopher Wren after the 1666 great fire of London re-build.

Free General & Disabled Parking at this event with each occupant in the vehicle requiring a valid entry ticket to the event, then you walk into the audience arena. You cannot stay in your vehicle in this area.

Park&Stay Parking (Was drive-in)* – You park and drive into a designated bay with a clear view of the Firework Displays. You also need valid entry tickets per adult/child in the car. You will have a space beside your vehicle to set up chairs and a picnic should you wish to do so.

Gazebo permits allow you a 3m x 3m space to erect your own gazebo. Gazebo permit not possible with Park&Stay.

Carers Information Please email us with supporting documentation for carers information relating to tickets.

Event Postcode is B49 5NL. When Close to the venue, our road signs will be on show for directions into the event.

Ragley Hall

20th September 2025

Ragley Hall is the stately home of the 9th Marquess and Marchioness of Hertford in the picturesque county of Warwickshire. Situated 8 miles west of Stratford-upon-Avon, the current Hall dates back to 1680 and was designed by Robert Hooke, the chief assistant to Sir Christopher Wren after the 1666 great fire of London re-build.

Further Details

It has character, elegance and history – with acres of land for you to kick back, relax and enjoy the fireworks display.

• Only 8 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon
• A building with lots of history
• Great location for events and filming

Newby Hall

23rd August 2025

Situated beside the great River Ure, is the majestic Newby Hall. The age-less building was designed under the guidance of Sir Christopher Wren, this graceful country house epitomises the Georgian ‘Age of Elegance’. Its gorgeously restored interior presents Robert Adam at his best making it a breath-taking site to be at for a magnificent firework and laser display show.

Free General & Disabled Parking at this event with each occupant in the vehicle requiring a valid entry ticket to the event, then you walk into the audience arena. You cannot stay in your vehicle in this area.

Park&Stay Parking (Was drive-in)* – You park and drive into a designated bay with a clear view of the Firework Displays. You also need valid entry tickets per adult/child in the car. You will have a space beside your vehicle to set up chairs and a picnic should you wish to do so.

Camping is charged Per Adult – Kids under 16 Camp Free! A valid entry ticket is also required per person camping.

Gazebo permits allow you a 3m x 3m space to erect your own gazebo. Gazebo permit not possible with Park&Stay.

Event Postcode is HG4 5AJ. When Close to the venue, our road signs will be on show for directions into the event.

Newby Hall

23rd August 2025

Situated beside the great River Ure, is the majestic Newby Hall. The age-less building was designed under the guidance of Sir Christopher Wren, this graceful country house epitomises the Georgian ‘Age of Elegance’. Its gorgeously restored interior presents Robert Adam at his best making it a breath-taking site to be at for a magnificent firework and laser display show.

Further Details

The award-winning gardens boast one of Europe’s longest double herbaceous borders and a flawlessly designed adventure garden for children, with a miniature railway, island fort, boating, and water play.

A stylish shop, top-class restaurant and an exquisite plant stall complete a wonderful family attraction.

• Next to the River Ure
• Restored interior by Robert Adam
• Activity sites for children

Hatfield House

13th September 2025

Hatfield House is a stunning country house set in a gorgeous, massive park with lots of greenery in Hertfordshire. The present Jacobean house, a leading example of the prodigy house, was built in 1611 by Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury and Chief Minister to King James I and has been the home of the Cecil family ever since. It’s a stunning building which reflects its history and has a lot of character, making it a prime example of a Jacobean house.

Free General & Disabled Parking at this event with each occupant in the vehicle requiring a valid entry ticket to the event, then you walk into the audience arena. You cannot stay in your vehicle in this area.

Park&Stay Parking (Was drive-in)* – You park and drive into a designated bay with a clear view of the Firework Displays. You also need valid entry tickets per adult/child in the car. You will have a space beside your vehicle to set up chairs and a picnic should you wish to do so.

Gazebo permits allow you a 3m x 3m space to erect your own gazebo. Gazebo permit not possible with Park&Stay.

Carers Information Please email us with supporting documentation for carers information relating to tickets.

Event Postcode is AL9 5AE (Walk In) – AL9 5PG (Car Entrance) – . When Close to the venue, our road signs will be on show for directions into the event.

Hatfield House

13th September 2025

Hatfield House is a stunning country house set in a gorgeous, massive park with lots of greenery in Hertfordshire. The present Jacobean house, a leading example of the prodigy house, was built in 1611 by Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury and Chief Minister to King James I and has been the home of the Cecil family ever since. It’s a stunning building which reflects its history and has a lot of character, making it a prime example of a Jacobean house.

Further Details

The estate includes remarkable grounds, perfect for the whole family to spend the day out playing various activities in the daytime, with plenty of space for everyone to relax for the show in the evening.

• Has a massive park with greenery
• Jacobean house with rich character
• Remarkable grounds for the family to explore