Bonfire night is this weekend and there are several places around the Great Yarmouth area with public displays for families to enjoy.
Here are some of the places to watch fireworks this year.
1. Where: Hemsby Playing Field, Waters Lane, Hemsby NR29 4NH
When: Saturday, November 5 from 5pm
Cost: £3.50 and free entry for under-fours
The crew from Hemsby Independent Lifeboat will be holding a bonfire night party with a barbecue, drinks from the bar and a bottle tombola.
There will be stalls selling goods, and the crew said they were excited to see the occasion with an exciting firework display once it gets dark.
For more information, visit Hemsby Lifeboat on Facebook.
2. Where: Filby Playing Field, Main Road, Filby NR29 3HN
When: Sunday, November 6, Gates at 5pm
Cost: £5 at the gate (cash only) and free entry for under-fives
Fairground rides, a traditional bonfire display from 6pm and a fireworks display from 7pm are all on offer at Filby Playing Field.
Refreshments will also be available from the bar, and burgers, pizzas and fish and chips will also be available.
There is also free onsite car parking, but organisers have asked that local people walk if possible.
3. Where: Lowestoft and Yarmouth Rugby Club, Gunton Park, Old Lane, Corton, Lowestoft NR32 5HE
When: Saturday, November 5, from 6pm
Cost: £5 per ticket and free entry for under-fives
Up to 3,000 people are expected to attend the extravaganza, which also offers a funfair, a fire eater and a selection of food and drinks stalls.
Tickets can be booked on their website and cost £5 each (plus a small booking fee), while under-fives go free.
There is also free parking at Pleasurewood Hills on the night.
Elsewhere in Great Yarmouth, Yarmouth Stadium has announced there will be no greyhound racing on Saturday, November 5 due to bonfire night.
Norfolk department stores Roys also announced that they will not be selling fireworks this year.
On the store's Facebook, a spokesperson said: "We are continually discussing product ranges, looking at what is in demand, what will be a beneficial addition to our stores and what may need to be removed. As an outcome of these discussions, Roys will not be selling fireworks this year."
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