Hadley Wood (Sunday 1 November, £14, fireworks 6.15pm) and Totteridge (Friday 6 November, from £9.50) are on sale. StoneX in Hendon still has no date.
Three displays serve this corner of north London, and two of them now have tickets on sale. Hadley Wood is on Sunday 1 November, gates at 4.30pm and fireworks at 6.15pm, at £14 a ticket with nothing sold on the gate. Totteridge is on Friday 6 November, 5pm to 11.30pm, with tickets from £9.50 to £42. StoneX Stadium in Hendon, where the borough’s largest display is held, has still announced nothing.
Updated 4 October: Hadley Wood fireworks 2026 tickets were still on sale this morning at £14, with no booking fee. Updated 3 October: Totteridge Millhillians opened its 2026 box office on 25 September, and Hadley Wood published its times and prices with general sale from the start of October. Saracens have still published nothing for StoneX.
Bonfire night itself, 5 November, falls on a Thursday this year, so every organised display sits either side of it.
Totteridge: Friday 6 November, tickets on sale
Totteridge Millhillians Cricket Club has fixed its Fireworks Night for 6th November 2026. The date first appeared on the last page of the club’s own sponsorship pack, a PDF published on its website on 27 August under the heading “Sponsor Totteridge’s Biggest Community Event”.
The club is on Totteridge Green, N20 8PB, on the green itself. Two things are new this year. The club says that “for the first time” it will support Rays of Sunshine, a charity that grants wishes to seriously ill children, alongside the club. And it is openly hunting sponsors, at £10,000 for Platinum, £2,000 for Gold and £250 for Bronze, with smaller options covering a single stall or the new children’s games area. The contact address in the pack is totteridgefireworks@gmail.com.
Tickets are on sale. The club’s 2026 box office listing, created on 25 September, runs the evening from 5pm to 11.30pm and prices its three ticket options from £9.50 to £42. The listing does not yet break down what each ticket covers or set out the running order, so last year’s programme is still the best guide to the shape of the night. Note that 2025 ran later, to 1am, with tickets between £8 and £35:
- 2025: gates, food stalls and children’s rides from 5.30pm
- 2025: bonfire lit at 6.30pm
- 2025: fireworks at 7.45pm
- 2025: bar, live band and fire pit until 1am; this year’s listing ends at 11.30pm
The club’s own conditions are worth reading before you go: card only, no cash taken, and no sparklers allowed. There is a licensed bar and hot food. The club warns that all times are approximate and can slip if conditions dictate.
Hadley Wood fireworks 2026: Sunday 1 November at 6.15pm
The Hadley Wood Association fixed its date even earlier. Its own newsletter, the Hadley Wood News, says it on page 9: “we are delighted to confirm the date for next year’s HWA Fireworks Night: Sunday, 1 November 2026.”
The association has now published the evening on its ticket page, which runs from 4.30pm to 8pm:
- gates open 4.30pm
- bonfire lit at 5.30pm
- fireworks at 6.15pm
- funfair rides, food stalls, a licensed bar and a mulled wine bar
Still on sale on 4 October. We read the association’s checkout on Sunday 4 October and all three ticket types were open: the £14 individual ticket, the family ticket and raffle tickets. The checkout adds no booking fee (it shows £0.00 on every line), and you can buy up to 20 individual tickets in one order. That will change: the association’s December newsletter says the 2025 display sold out, and there is no gate sale to fall back on.
Prices for non-members are £14 an individual ticket, or a family ticket of five for the price of four at £11.20 a head, £56 for five. Children under 3 go free. Raffle tickets are £3 each and can be added to the order. Members of the Hadley Wood Association get discounted tickets and had priority booking until Thursday 1 October; the member access code is requested by email from hwafireworks2026@gmail.com. The two first-party pages disagree on when general sale began: the ticket page says Monday 29 September, the association’s home page says 1 October. Either way, anyone can buy now.
The association is blunt about demand: the event “always sells out in advance”, and there are no ticket sales at the gate. Its December newsletter said it sold out last year too, and that lighting the bonfire before the fireworks, a change made in 2025, went down well.
The venue is the HWA Centre, 1-7 Crescent East, Hadley Wood EN4 0EL. One thing worth knowing before you set off: despite the EN4 postcode and the short hop from High Barnet, that address sits in the London Borough of Enfield, in Cockfosters ward, not in Barnet. It is still the nearest community display to the north of the borough. The association’s 27 acres of open space run either side of Hadley Wood railway station, so the train is the easy way in; the association publishes no parking arrangements for the night.
StoneX Stadium, Hendon: the big one, and still unannounced
Saracens run the borough’s largest display at StoneX Stadium, NW4 1RL, the old Barnet Copthall. Nothing has been published for 2026. We read the club’s news feed again on 3 October 2026: it runs to posts made on 2 October, and a search of its own site for “fireworks” still returns only announcements from previous years.
Those four are worth laying out, because the pattern is tight and it tells you when to look:
| Year | Announced | Event date | Gates | Display |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 31 October | Bonfire Night, Saturday 5 November | 4.30pm | 7.00pm |
| 2023 | 12 October | Saturday 4 November | 6.00pm | approx 7.15pm |
| 2024 | 11 September | Saturday 2 November | 5.00pm | 7.00pm |
| 2025 | 2 September | Saturday 8 November | 4.30pm | 6.30pm |
Last year’s announcement went up on 2 September. This year has already passed that point by a month, but the 2023 display was announced on 12 October and the 2022 one on 31 October, so silence in early October does not mean there will be no display.
Prices have held for three years: £12 for adults and £6 for under-16s, with 25 per cent off for Seasonal Members through their account. Alongside the fireworks the club promises music, performers and mascots.
One clue on the likely date. Saracens have confirmed they host Newcastle Red Bulls at StoneX on Saturday 7 November in the PREM Rugby Cup, with the caveat that all dates remain subject to broadcast selection. The display has been tied to a matchday before: in 2023 it followed a home game against Leicester Tigers and ticket holders could stay on for it, and in 2022 the club screened an away game and then let off the fireworks. That makes 7 November the obvious candidate. It is an inference, not an announcement.
One warning about what you will read elsewhere. Londonist’s London-wide fireworks round-up lists the Hendon display with gates at 4.30pm and a 6.30pm start, but it files it under events that “happened last year” and gives no 2026 date. Those are last year’s times.
Parking, and why it matters most at StoneX
The Saracens parking page is unusually strict, and the rules cover stadium events as well as matches:
- On-site parking is P1, by the South Stand near gate A, NW4 1RL. For events other than Men’s matches it can be booked online.
- Parking tickets are emailed with the event tickets, roughly 10 days ahead, and must be printed on A4 paper and displayed in the vehicle. The club says there is no digital ticket option for parking.
- P2 is Blue Badge only, is limited, and can only be booked through Supporter Services on supporterservices@saracens.net or 0203 870 3303, with proof of a valid badge.
The club also names four off-site car parks with its own walk times: Hasmonean School for Girls, NW7 2EU at the Page Street entrance, 14 minutes; Dollis School, NW7 2BU at the Pursley Road entrance, 18 minutes; St Mary’s and St John’s CE School, NW4 1AB, 28 minutes; and Middlesex University, NW4 4JR at the Greyhound Hill entrance, 30 minutes.
Totteridge is the opposite problem. The club publishes no parking arrangements at all, and the ground sits on the green among houses rather than behind a car park. The nearest Underground stop is Totteridge and Whetstone on the Northern line. For StoneX it is Mill Hill East, on the other Northern line branch.
If you are driving anywhere in the borough that evening, our parking in Barnet page has the council car park tariffs and which ones are free, and Barnet roadworks and travel carries the current closures.
What the council has published: nothing
Barnet Council does not run a borough fireworks display, and no traffic order for one has been advertised. We read back the current traffic notices published for Barnet postcodes on the Public Notice Portal on 3 September and again on 3 October, across the borough and the districts that touch it. Not one advertises a road closure for a fireworks display. The Barnet traffic notices are all utility works, parking bays and resurfacing. If a display needs a road closed, that order normally appears in late October.
One other November date is already fixed. LoveBarnet’s town diary lists the Remembrance Sunday parade on Barnet High Street on Sunday 8 November 2026, with the note “details to follow”. Times and the route have not been published.
One listing to ignore
A “Bonfire night” page at St James New Barnet, on East Barnet Road, surfaces in searches for fireworks in the borough. Its own event record is dated 5th November 2017. It is not a listing for this year.
When to check back
| Display | Status on 3 Oct 2026 | Still to come |
|---|---|---|
| Hadley Wood Association | Sun 1 Nov, gates 4.30pm, fireworks 6.15pm, £14, no booking fee, still on sale 4 Oct | Nothing outstanding; it sells out |
| Totteridge Millhillians | Fri 6 Nov, 5pm to 11.30pm, £9.50 to £42, on sale | Running order and bonfire time |
| StoneX Stadium, Hendon | Nothing published | Date and tickets; past announcements came between September and 31 October |
Frequently asked questions
When is the Hadley Wood fireworks 2026 display?
Sunday 1 November 2026 at the HWA Centre, 1-7 Crescent East, EN4 0EL. Gates open at 4.30pm, the bonfire is lit at 5.30pm and the fireworks start at 6.15pm. The evening ends at 8pm.
How much are Hadley Wood fireworks tickets, and can I pay on the gate?
£14 for a non-member, or £56 for a family ticket of five (five for the price of four). Children under 3 go free and raffle tickets are £3. There is no booking fee, and no tickets are sold at the gate, so buy online through the association’s Ticket Tailor page before you go.
Have Hadley Wood fireworks sold out?
Not as of 4 October 2026, when every ticket type was still on sale. The association says the event “always sells out in advance”, and it sold out in 2025.
Is Hadley Wood in Barnet?
No. The HWA Centre has an EN4 Barnet postcode but sits in the London Borough of Enfield, in Cockfosters ward. It is the closest community display to High Barnet.
When is the Totteridge fireworks night in 2026?
Friday 6 November 2026, 5pm to 11.30pm on Totteridge Green, N20 8PB, with tickets from £9.50 to £42. The club takes card only, no cash, and bans sparklers.
Is there a fireworks display at StoneX Stadium this year?
Saracens have not announced one as of 3 October 2026. In past years the date came out between 2 September and 31 October, and the club has a home game on Saturday 7 November, which makes that the likeliest date. That is an inference, not an announcement.
We will update this page as each one lands. Nothing here is copied from an aggregator: every date and price above is quoted from the organiser’s own published material, and where an organiser has published nothing, we have said so rather than guessed.
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