Here's every official Bonfire Night firework display across Edinburgh and Lothians
All the dazzling displays taking place in and around Edinburgh
The skies across Edinburgh and the Lothians are set to light up with fireworks for Bonfire Night and there are dozens of official displays to look forward to over the next few nights.
Those wanting to catch a spectacular display will have no shortage of displays to choose from , with a host of organised fireworks nights taking place on or around November 5.
Police are urging locals to enjoy Bonfire Night at organised fireworks displays as they try to crackdown on the firework-related disorder and clashes the city has witnessed in recent years.
The Firework Control Zones will be in place from October 30 to November 8 at 14 spots across the city and you can find out all you need to know about them here.
For those looking to enjoy a local display, we have rounded up all the organised fireworks events taking place across Edinburgh and the Lothians this year in the photo gallery below.
1. The Grange, Stockbridge
The Grange Clubhouse on Portgower Place will be hosting its annual display on November 7 with gates opening 6pm.
Tickets for the display can be purchased online or at the gate.
Adults tickets are priced at £10, while children’s tickets cost £7 and families of four cost £30.
Alongside the display, the clubhouse will also offer hot food bakes and drinks.
The display will start at 7:30pm
2. Mayfield Public Park, Dalkeith
Mayfield and Easthouses Community Association’s annual firework display promises “a great family night out” with circus acts, food, fireworks and more.
Gates open on November 5 an hour before the display begins at 7:30pm, with adult tickets coming in at £4 for adults and £2 for under 16s.
Tickets can be bought at the park gates in cash and children under five go free.
3. Pencaitland, East Lothian
Following another successful fundraising campaign, the village’s residents-only firework display is back for another year on November 5.
Organiser Lee Dickson raised £1,738 in the lead up to the non-profit which will light up the sky from 6:30pm to 7pm.
He said: “The display is loved by the community, it’s supported by the community and brings the village together for a great night.
“This display wouldn’t go ahead without your support so I thank you all for the continued support.”
4. Yester Estate, Gifford
The estate’s community fireworks night promises to bring “the country vibes” on Saturday when gates open at 4:30pm.
Open to Gifford residents and Yester Primary School pupils, those wanting to come along will need to pre-register for an admission wristband via their website.
There will be food and drink trucks with money raised going to the baby loss counselling charity Held in our Hearts.
Residents are encouraged to “dress up and enjoy the country atmosphere” before the display begins at 7:30pm.
5. Linlithgow Rugby Club, West Lothian
Linlithgow’s annual firework rugby club fireworks display returns on Friday, November 6.
Gates will open at 6:30pm with hot and soft drinks available on site.
Tickets for the event are available through Eventbrite with tickets for those 16 and over costing £10 and those for youngsters priced at £5.
Children under three go free.
6. King George V Park, Currie
The Currie, Balerno and District Round Table are once again throwing their fireworks night on November 5 in aid of local good causes.
Fireworks will be launched from the front field, across Lanark Road West from the Community Centre, at 7:15pm with gates opening at 6pm.
Tickets are required for the front field with adults tickets priced at £8:40 online or £10 at the gate. Children under three go free, while older children and families can purchase cheaper tickets.
The field behind the park where the community centre sits will be open to all for free but donations are appreciated.
Alongside the fireworks their will be a burger stall selling hot food and the cafe will be open selling hot drinks.
7. Bathgate Showground, West Lothian
The town’s showground will be filled with fairground rides and fireworks for its Ignite the Night festival tonight, Wednesday November 4.
The free event will run from 4:30pm to 9:30pm with both a low impact firework display “perfect for younger children” at 6:45pm and a main display at 8pm.
Rides are pay per ride with attendees encouraged to walk to the Glasgow Road showground.