15th October 2026
From reduced-sound fireworks and a Disney-themed display to community fundraisers with food, music and family entertainment, there are plenty of options for Bonfire Night celebrations around Thame and the surrounding villages.
With fireworks events taking place from late October into November, families have several opportunities to enjoy a night of colourful displays, with something to suit different tastes and budgets.
Here is a round-up of six events to consider.
Thomley Reduced Sound Firework Display
Saturday 24 October | 5pm–8pm | Thomley, Worminghall
Thomley will host a reduced-sound fireworks display designed for those who may find the loud bangs of traditional fireworks overwhelming. The evening will also feature a fire-breathing performer, food and treats, hot drinks, and a bar serving alcoholic and soft drinks.
Tickets are available to book online.
Find out more about Thomley's fireworks display
Stadhampton Fireworks
Thursday 5 November | From 6pm | Stadhampton Green
Stadhampton's fireworks event will feature a display alongside a selection of food and drink, including hotdogs, nachos, snacks and refreshments. The bar will be supplied by The Crown in Chalgrove, with support from Henley Young Farmers.
Entry is free, with donations of £5 per person recommended. Free parking will also be available.
Find out more about Stadhampton Fireworks
Mill Lane Fireworks to Music – Disney Theme
Friday 6 November | Gates open at 6pm, fireworks at 7.30pm | Mill Lane School Field, Chinnor
The Mill Lane School Association is hosting a Disney-themed fireworks display set to music. Visitors can also enjoy food vans, a glow-items stall, sweets, crisps and a bar serving soft drinks.
Tickets cost £8 per person, with children aged two and under admitted free. Tickets must be purchased in advance, as none will be sold on the gate. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult.
Find out more about Mill Lane Fireworks to Music
Thame Fireworks 2026
Saturday 7 November | Gates open at 3.45pm, fireworks at 6.30pm | Chinnor Rugby Club
The Thame Fireworks event will combine a fireworks display with children's entertainment and a range of food vendors.
Children's entertainment by Fred in the Shed is scheduled for 4.30pm and 5.30pm in the marquee. Food options include burgers, fish and chips, paella, crepes and coffee, with food vendors and bars opening when the gates open.
Find out more about Thame Fireworks 2026 and tickets
Long Crendon Fireworks
Saturday 7 November | Gates open at 4.45pm | Long Crendon School
Long Crendon's annual fireworks display returns as a community fundraiser for Long Crendon School PTA. The event attracts around 1,600 people each year and will feature a professional fireworks display, live music and additional food trucks.
Food and drink options include hotdogs, hot chocolate, a sweet stall and a bar serving local XT beer. Money raised will support projects, equipment and opportunities for pupils at the school.
Advance tickets are available online.
Find out more about Long Crendon Fireworks
Brill Fireworks
Saturday 7 November | Lantern parade at 6pm, fireworks evening from 7pm | Brill Windmill
Brill Scouts will host an evening of fireworks, music, games stalls and sparkler activities. The event will begin with a lantern parade from the windmill at 6pm, ahead of the main fireworks evening.
Food stalls will offer options including burgers, hotdogs and Indian cuisine, while a bar will be run by the Sports and Social.
Tickets cost £7.50 per person, with a family ticket for four priced at £25. Children under five can attend free, and tickets are available from Brill Stores.
Find out more about Brill Fireworks
Plan your fireworks night
Whether you are looking for an earlier half-term event, a display set to music or a traditional community fireworks evening, there are several options across the area this year.
Readers are advised to check the individual event listings for the latest ticket information and any further arrangements before setting off.
