The Round Table's Bell Hill display is Saturday 7 November, fireworks at 7pm, adults £10 in advance. Steep is on the 5th, Four Marks the 6th, Bordon the 7th.

Bonfire night 2026 falls on Thursday 5 November, and Petersfield’s own display does not. The Petersfield Round Table fireworks at Bell Hill Recreation Ground are on Saturday 7 November 2026, with tickets on sale now. Steep has the 5th itself, Four Marks the Friday, and Bordon the same Saturday as Bell Hill.

The quick answer

  • Petersfield (Bell Hill): Saturday 7 November. Gates 5.30pm, bonfire 6.30pm, fireworks 7pm. Advance adult £10, child £5, family £20.
  • Steep Common: Thursday 5 November. Gates 6.30pm, fireworks 7.45pm. Child £6, adult £10, family £25.
  • Four Marks: Friday 6 November, fireworks 6.30pm. Bordon: Saturday 7 November, free, display 7pm.
  • Sheet has not published a 2026 date.

Updated 3 October: the Round Table and Four Marks displays went on sale with 2026 dates, times and prices; both were unannounced when this page was first written on 4 September.

Every detail below was checked on 3 October 2026 against the organisers’ own booking pages.

Display Date Fireworks Price Venue
Steep Thu 5 Nov 7.45pm Adult £10, child £6, family £25 Steep Common, GU32 2DE
Four Marks Fri 6 Nov 6.30pm Adult £9, child £6, family £25 Recreation Ground, GU34 5AF
Petersfield Round Table Sat 7 Nov 7pm Adult £10, child £5, family £20 (advance) Bell Hill Recreation Ground, GU32 3BU
Bordon Sat 7 Nov 7pm Free The Shed, GU35 0DJ
Sheet Not announced

Petersfield Round Table at Bell Hill: Saturday 7 November

The Round Table’s own Ticket Tailor page lists the 35th year of the display for Saturday 7 November 2026, 5.30pm to 8pm, at Bell Hill Recreation Ground, Petersfield, GU32 3BU.

Time What happens
5.30pm Gates, food and bar open
6.30pm Bonfire lit
7pm Fireworks

Prices. Advance: adult £10, child £5, family £20. On the day: adult £12, child £6, family £25. The organisers count children as 5 to 15, under-5s go free, and a family ticket is two adults and two children.

The Round Table says gate tickets “should be available” but it reserves the right to sell out on advance sales for safety, so buying ahead is the safer bet. There are no refunds: if the display is cancelled, the ticket money goes to event costs and local causes. The organisers say the event has raised £95,000 for local causes over the last nine years.

Getting there. There is no parking at the site or in the residential streets around it, and the Round Table asks people to use the central car parks in town. The station is a five minute walk. Ear defenders are recommended for small children, and sparklers, fireworks and alcohol must not be brought in.

Steep bonfire and fireworks: Thursday 5 November

The Steep Bonfire Committee’s 2026 listing puts it on Steep Common, GU32 2DE, opposite Steep Church and next to the school.

Time What happens
6.30pm Gates open, and the Bedales car park opens
7.15pm Bonfire lit
7.45pm Fireworks

The listing panel on the same page says 6pm to 9.30pm, wider than the 6.30pm gates in the text; 6.30pm is the time to arrive for.

Prices at the gate: child aged 4 to 16 £6, single adult £10, family of two adults and two children £25. Numbers on the field are limited, so the committee asks people to buy in advance through the village site. Food and drink are run by the Friends of Steep School, and proceeds go to the Rosemary Foundation, Naomi House and the Friends of Steep School.

Parking at the common is very limited. Park at Bedales School on Church Road and walk up; wardens direct traffic. Ignore the sentence lower down that page beginning “For 2023 the committee have decided…”: it was never updated, though the ticketing route it describes is still the one in use.

Four Marks: Friday 6 November

The Friends of Four Marks Primary School PTA has its display on Ticket Tailor for Friday 6 November 2026, 5pm to 8pm, at Four Marks Recreation Ground, GU34 5AF. Gates open at 5pm and the fireworks start at 6.30pm. Tickets are adult £9, child under 16 £6, family (two adults and two children under 16) £25, and under-3s free.

Bordon: Saturday 7 November, free

The Shed’s Bordon Fireworks listing is for Saturday 7 November at The Shed, Sergeants Yard, GU35 0DJ, from 5.30pm with the display at 7pm. It is a free event. A road is closed from 4pm to 8pm for the caterers, and parking is limited, so the venue asks people to walk.

It clashes with Bell Hill, with both displays at 7pm, so you will have to pick one. Beware The Shed’s older 2023 fireworks page, which still ranks; its “This event has passed” note is near the bottom.

Sheet: no 2026 date yet

The village’s own site, sheetvillage.net, still carries last year’s entry, “Saturday 8th November at 4pm, Millennium Field”, which is a 2025 date (8 November 2026 is a Sunday). Its “Looking ahead” list runs to the Sheet Association AGM on Friday 6 November with no fireworks entry. The Friends of Sheet School sell through TicketSource, which we could not read. Until a 2026 date appears, treat Sheet as unconfirmed.

The council’s list is still last year’s

East Hampshire District Council’s Local firework displays page was still entirely 2025 on 3 October: the Round Table on Saturday 1 November, Steep on Wednesday 5 November, Four Marks on Friday 7 November, Sheet and Bordon on Saturday 8 November. Every one of those dates is wrong for 2026.

Parking and roads on the night

Every organiser tells people not to drive to the site. If you are coming into Petersfield for Bell Hill, our parking in Petersfield page has the tariffs for the central car parks. Check roadworks and travel before you set off.

Hampshire County Council’s East Hampshire public notices carried no road closure order for any of these displays on 3 October, including the Bordon closure the venue has announced.

Still to be confirmed: Sheet’s date and venue, and the rest of Bordon’s running order. This page will be updated as each is published.