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Kent Cricket's Fireworks Evening

The St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury · 5 November 2026

Kent Cricket's Fireworks Evening, from Kent CricketImage: Kent Cricket
5 Nov

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Canterbury's largest bonfire night display takes place on 5 November itself at Kent Cricket's home ground. Expect fireworks over the outfield, live music and a food village.

Highlights

  • On Bonfire Night itself, 5 November
  • Fireworks display over the ground
  • Live music
  • Food village

Good to know

  • Only 1,000 early bird tickets were released
  • More line-up details are due from Kent Cricket

Getting there

The St Lawrence Ground, The St Lawrence Ground, Old Dover Road, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 3NZ

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Checked on 15 October 2026 against kentcricket.co.uk. Details change, so please confirm with the organiser before you travel. How we check

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