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Yarmouth Fireworks and Torchlight Procession
West Wight
Type:Fireworks
The Square, YARMOUTH, Isle Of Wight, PO41 0NP
West Wight
Head to Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, for the annual 5 November Firework Display!
Displayed around the Square are Guys, created by local businesses and organisations, which is where the torch-lit procession, led by Freshwater & Totland Samba band, begins. The procession will make its way up the High Street and to the Common with over 1,000 participants creating a stunning light show.
The beacon is lit at the common, closely followed by a spectacular firework display.
There will be local food and drink on offer around the town, from hot chocolate and coffee to burgers and fish and chips.
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