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Fawkes in the Walks 2024 is TONIGHT

Councillor Bal Anota, David Copeland from Norfolk Fire and Inspector Ben Jarvis from Norfolk Police pictured in The Walks in King's Lynn before the fireworks event tonight.

Published: Friday, 1st November 2024

Fawkes in the Walks free fireworks display takes place tonight, Friday 1 November 2024, in King's Lynn.

The free display has taken place in The Walks for the last 16 years. Entertainment starts on stage at 6pm with music from Top Cover and Bear Club. The fireworks are scheduled to start at 8pm, with more live music to follow. All hosted by Simon Rowe from Radio West Norfolk.

Information for people attending Fawkes in the Walks

Do:

  • wear wellies or appropriate shoes.
  • tread carefully – it’s dark and may be uneven or slippery under foot.
  • ensure children are accompanied by an adult.
  • enter The Walks from Seven Sisters/Extons Road, the Library gates and County Court Road by 7:45pm on the event. The Tennyson Avenue and Blackfriars Road entrances will remain open throughout.
  • use town centre car parks. The most convenient car park for the event is the St James' multi-storey.
  • support this local event by only purchasing flashing glows and other novelties from the permitted sellers inside the park.

Don’t:

  • bring pets to the park during the event.
  • bring your own private fireworks and sparklers - they are not permitted in The Walks.
  • obstruct residential side streets as this could hamper emergency service access. Please use car parks mentioned above.

Fawkes in The Walks is free to attend. A voluntary collection will be made on the evening to help cover the cost of the event, and every donation is appreciated. Charges may be made for other activities in the park.

Anyone planning to attend the event are advised to monitor the council's social media channels for up-to-date information or any changes to arrangements.

Once again Fawkes in The Walks will have its own Snapchat filter. Visitors to the park can add the official filter to their snaps and let their friends know they're enjoying the event! The borough council will also be sharing any snaps that are saved and posted to Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) or Instagram with the hashtag #FawkesInTheWalks.

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