Bonfire Megathread - 2011

We are having a Family Bonfire on Nov 5th all welcome.

Tickets £1 each with every penny going too this Sheffield charity.... http://helpachildhaveachance.co.uk/

For more details see the poster: http://www.ourcowmolly.co.uk/bonfireposter2011.pdf

Fire Engine rides

BBQ

Bradfield Brewary Bar

DJ Dairy Dave

Off Road Train Rides etc etc...

if i put a bag over hubbys face, do you think anyone will notice for the best guy competition, i can always try while were there

I'll try and get Dad to come up, normally we'd go to the Robin Hood but that's gone now

just wondering wwere to go halloween and bonfire nite sumwere for kids ??

I haven't heard of anything specifically in Sheffield 5, but we usually go into town for Fright Night on Halloween and take the grandchildren, it is always a good night and the children love it.

How much is that and my son.is.only 2 so.bit hard pushing pram arond cus allways being told its mega busy

It is busy but it is free and it starts at the bottom of fargate and goes to the Peace Gardens, there are stalls, fairground rides and all sorts of events going on. Loads of people dress up, children and adults and some of the costumes are amazing. As I said we go every year and we enjoy it as much as the children do.

Hi Guys, it's my birthday on bonfire night and as it's on a sat i shall be celebrating! Was just wondering if anybody knew of places that do a really good bonfire and fireworks display,,,, with drinks available

Any ideas would be great.,

Cheers Sam

The Chelsea Park bonfire night is very good, traditional, not commercialised. I think they serve beer from a stall, but I'm not entirely certain about that.

If you have a garden why not hold your own party. These are always the best.

The Fat Cat on Alma Street have a good bonfire and fireworks.

Our Cow Molly have a bonfire on 5th Nov, plus bar! Tickets are £1

the bonfire at Dronfield is pretty amazing !

with superb firework display and good food