Templeton Fireworks Display

Get ready to illuminate your evening with the Templeton Fireworks Display! Set against the serene backdrop of Templeton village, this annual bonfire and fireworks extravaganza is slated for Saturday, 4th November, promising a night full of sparkles and joy.

Templeton is all set to host this spellbinding event that draws crowds from all over, eager to witness the sky burst into a dance of colours and lights. The crisp autumn air will carry the excitement and anticipation as families, friends, and visitors gather to celebrate this time-honoured tradition.

As the night unfolds, expect to be treated to an array of refreshments. Savour the warmth of a steaming cup of hot chocolate or grab a bite of the delicious grub on offer, perfect for keeping cosy as the temperatures dip. All the while, a friendly bucket collection will be underway, with all proceeds going towards a fantastic cause—supporting the cherished Templeton Primary School.

The display is meticulously planned to ensure an evening of uninterrupted fun. The organisers have thought of everything, so you can be sure to enjoy the festivities to the fullest. From the oohs and aahs of the crowd as the fireworks soar, to the collective contentment of a community coming together, this is more than just an event; it’s a village celebration.

And because such evenings are best enjoyed worry-free, remember to mark your calendars now. Don’t miss a moment of the magic—click the ‘Add to Calendar’ button at the top of this page and make sure you’re part of the memories being made.

Still, in the mood for more local adventures? There’s a whole host of family-friendly events waiting to be discovered. Take a peek at our What’s on in West Wales page for more inspiration and keep the fun going all season long.

Templeton is calling—it’s time to gather the family, don your favourite winter jacket, and step into the sparkling night. Celebrate community spirit, support local causes, and enjoy an evening that promises to sparkle and shine as bright as the fireworks themselves.