The Big Blast sponsored by Clenviro

We're really pleased to announce that The Big Blast, Wellington Cricket Club’s annual fireworks extravaganza, is back this November after two years lost to Covid.

Widely regarded as the biggest and most spectacular display in Telford, this year's event will take place on Saturday 5th November and is being brought to you by Clenviro, our wonderful event sponsors.

The 2022 will feature an enlarged event arena, which means more space for spectators and a greater range of food outlets and bars. Fairground rides and games will keep the little ones occupied, whilst mom and dad can enjoy something delicious from one of the many street food traders. Our public bars will keep you well hydrated, and if you’re feeling the cold, a glass of mulled wine may well hit the spot. Gates open at 17:30, so arrive early and make the most of this great family night out.

Then Wellington’s largest fireworks display will get underway at 19:30. There will be more bangs, whizzes and flashes than ever before in our most spectacular show to date. The show will be delivered by Jack Flash Fireworks, a professional pyrotechnics company renowned for their incredible displays. You will not be disappointed!

Costs and ticketing

Children under four can enjoy The Big Blast and all the magic of their first fireworks night for free. Admission is £8 for adults, whilst Under 16s pay £5. Tickets are available on this site, or can be purchased by cash or card on the gate.

About this event

Wellington Cricket Club have been hosting a fireworks evening for over twenty years. Funds raised from this event help us to support and develop the sport in our community, whilst also making donations to worthy local charities. The event is delivered thanks to the generosity of Clenviro and Wrekin Housing Group. The organisers would also like to thank Peter Holt for his kind support.

Getting here

Please note that parking is available on site for disabled visitors; however, there will be no other on-site parking. Visitors are encouraged to take the short walk out of Wellington, where there are lots of free parking options, to the site. If you intend to park in the local area, please be considerate of local residents.