Where to watch firework displays in Wolverhampton

There will be several Bonfire Night events and firework displays taking place this weekend in Wolverhampton.

Crowds will be able to enjoy live music, street food and funfairs under dry but fresh skies.

Here's a selection of some events taking place in the city.

Hundreds of people are expected to venture to West Park on Friday for the annual firework display and accompanying entertainment.

Gates open to ticket holders from 17:00 GMT, with families set to enjoy a funfair, live performances, food and drink stalls, as well as a children's firework display choreographed to music.

Children can also meet characters from charity, More Mascots, in the form of superheroes, princesses or animals as they raise money for gifts and trips for disadvantaged and life-limited children in the Black Country and Birmingham.

The main display will also be choreographed to music, with every firework dancing in time to the beat and lighting the sky, say organisers and two-time British Fireworks Champions, Komodo Events.

Wolverhampton Rugby Club's annual firework event kicks off at 18:00 GMT on Friday.

There will be two displays, music, street food, bars and a funfair at its ground in Castlecroft Road.

Organisers described the evening as a "proper local, family-friendly community event, bringing everyone together for a brilliant night of entertainment".

The event is expected to finish at 23:00 GMT.

This year, Himley Hall marks 50 years of hosting fireworks events and is promising a spectacular show.

It is the largest local authority run event in the UK, say organisers, and this year includes a 30-minute fireworks display choreographed to music, live entertainment and a DJ set, night market and silent disco.

The traditional giant funfair will also be there, along with food and drink and a large 60 sqm (645 sqft) screen.

Visitors can access the hall's themed rooms with food option using pre-booked tickets.

There will also be a sensory room for children who need a quiet space during the event.

National Express and Diamond shuttle buses will be in operation to run to and from locations across Dudley borough for event ticket holders, costing £1 each way.

Follow BBC Wolverhampton & Black Country on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.