Fireworks weekend round-up, including big anniversary for Tring

Organisers have lined up three of the area’s best young bands to light up the stage at Tring Park Cricket Club.

Blind Summit, In General and The Reverie will be performing on stage either side of the spectacular fireworks display, which begins at 7pm.

Blind Summit is a newly formed band of current and former Tring School students, while In General are returning for their second Festival of Fire appearance.

The Reverie will close the show. Lead singer Dom Cox said: “It’s a top line up of local Tring talent and I’m sure all three bands will put on a rocking good show.”

Additionally, The Max Choir, AllStars Academy, the Court Youth Theatre, the Vivo Darte girls’ choir and a musical ensemble from Tring School will also be providing entertainment on the night.

Tickets can be bought from the Akeman, Sterling Estate Agents, Tring Brewery, Beechwood Fine Foods or behind the bar at the Cricket Club.

On the gate tickets are priced for families at £16, adults £6 and children under sixteen at £4. Under five year olds have free entry.

Visit the Tring Festival of Fire Facebook page for more.

There will be a free bonfire and fireworks in Wigginton at the playing field at 7.30pm on Saturday.

There will be food, drinks and fireworks at Hemel Hempstead (Camelot) Rugby Club in Chaulden Lane on Saturday. Tickets are £15 for families or £5 each. Gates open at 5pm – to find out more, email [email protected] or ring 01442 230353.

Hemel Hempstead Football Club’s fireworks will be at its Vauxhall Road grounds on Sunday. Tickets are £3 for adults, £1 for children and the event starts at 6.30pm. Refreshments will be available.

Berkhamsted’s fireworks were on Saturday just gone.