The sky is the stageFeel every burst.
A spectacular pyro-musical display by Sonic Fireworks, former British Fireworks Champions, choreographed to a galactic soundtrack.
Exeter
Westpoint, Exeter
Supporting Devon Air Ambulance & local good causes
The countdown is on
This November, look up. Exeter’s biggest charity fireworks night is taking you somewhere extraordinary.
Fireworks, a galactic soundtrack and 300 drones come together above Westpoint for a night of wide-eyed wonder.
The sky is the stageA spectacular pyro-musical display by Sonic Fireworks, former British Fireworks Champions, choreographed to a galactic soundtrack.

For the first time, 300 drones join the display. Giant moving images fill the sky, with some drones carrying their own pyrotechnics.
Come hungry.Funfair rides, street food and bars. Plus the UK Garrison of the 501st Legion: keep your camera ready for the Stormtroopers.
Bring your favourite people.
We’ll bring the wonder.
The show ends.
The difference doesn’t.
Your night out helps support Devon Air Ambulance and local charities and community projects through Exeter Round Table.
We’ve been bringing Exeter together for charity fireworks for 46 years. Alongside our partnership with Devon Air Ambulance, past donations have supported Hospiscare, Life Chance Trust and Pete’s Dragons.
Celebrating the difference made to charities supported in previous years.

Devon Air Ambulance
“Round Table has given us an incredible £126,333 to date, helping put specialist doctors and paramedics at the scene fast, on hundreds of life-saving missions across Devon every year.”


Life Chance Trust
“Three years of Round Table funding has paid for mentoring, activities and life skills for young people who’ve had it tough. One night of fireworks makes a difference all year round.”

FORCE Cancer Charity
“Every pound raised keeps our practical and emotional support free for local people living with cancer. Come along, you could help someone facing cancer feel less alone.”

Organised byExeter Round Table
Fun, Fellowship and Do More.
Round Table is a network of local clubs for men aged 18–45, built on three ideas: Fun, Fellowship and Do More.
The fun is whatever we fancy, from axe throwing and hikes to gaming nights and weekends away. The fellowship is a warm welcome, good banter and friendships that last.
And we Do More for our community. Tables across Britain and Ireland raise around £4 million a year, and here in Exeter that includes this fireworks display.
Joining is a great way to meet new people, try something new and give back to the place you live. And no, there are no secret handshakes.
Fancy pulling up a chair? Get in touch to find out more, or come along to a meeting as a guest.
Your journey, your ticket,
your night at Westpoint.
Saturday 7 November 2026Listed event window: 5–9pm
Westpoint, ExeterClyst St Mary · EX5 1DJ
Arrive before 7pmCheck your ticket for final gate times
Choose how you’re travelling. Your ticket needs to match your arrival method.
Stagecoach shuttles run from Sowton and Honiton Road Park & Ride, plus Cheeke Street in Exeter city centre via Heavitree.
Book your shuttle ticket in advance. Shuttle tickets use the pedestrian entrance and cannot be used at the car park.
| From | First | Last |
|---|---|---|
| Sowton P&REvery 12 minutes | ||
| Honiton Road P&REvery 7–8 minutes | ||
| Cheeke StreetCity centre · every 15 minutes |
Return buses leave Westpoint from 19:50, with the last departures at 21:30. City-centre buses return to Paris Street, rather than Cheeke Street.
Times are from DAAT’s published timetable. Some differ from the route map and written summary; check the official travel instructions before setting off.
Every person arriving in your vehicle needs a car parking ticket, including passengers. A driver’s car parking ticket does not cover passengers with pedestrian tickets.
There is no walking route from the car parks to the pedestrian entrance. Book the correct ticket type before you travel.
Need accessible parking? Read the accessibility guide.
Get directions to WestpointUse the pedestrian entrance. Pedestrian, taxi and drop-off tickets cannot be scanned at the car parks.
A designated drop-off and pick-up point is available. Follow the drop-off and taxi signage when you arrive.
There is no walking route between the car parks and the pedestrian entrance.
Find your entrance on the site mapFollow the entrance instructions on your ticket. There is no route between the car parks and the pedestrian entrance.
Open full-size site map
A few essentials for a comfortable night at Westpoint.
Booking, age categories
& the details before you buy.
Tickets are advance only. No sales on the gate. Choose tickets that match how each person will arrive.
Every attendee aged 3 or over needs a ticket. Child tickets cover ages 3–16 inclusive. Children aged 2 and under go free.
Check your booking and ticket for final gate times, as published opening times vary. Aim to arrive before 7pm.
Read the 2026 ticket terms & conditions before booking.
View prices & ticket optionsAccessible parking is limited. Pre-book and upload Blue Badge evidence when purchasing. Accessible parking does not give priority entry or exit.
Complimentary carer tickets are available, subject to eligibility and photo ID at booking.
Check accessible ticket optionsPlease leave dogs, sparklers and personal fireworks at home. They aren’t permitted at the event.
Book before you travel.Advance tickets only. No sales on the gate.
Book ticketsWith thanks to our event sponsors and partners.
A date for your diary. A night to remember.
7 November 2026 · Westpoint, Exeter