Lewes Bonfire Night is the biggest 5th of November celebrations in the world - totally transforming the usually peaceful town of Lewes. There are …
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Jan 15, 2024
This town is the most amazing place in the world to experience bonfire night the fireworks at landport were amazing stunning beautiful better than last year even if that's possible just well done f… Full review by jogZ3224BE
Nov 6, 2022
What a night. If you are a bit on the wacky side you will absolutely love this evening at the Lewes bonfire celebration. Bonfire night is my favourite night of the year and I believe I have had my fi… Full review by Kayleighpeg
Oct 6, 2021
What can I say other than don't believe the hype! We went into town early as suggested but found it virtually impossible to find anywhere to park the car, needing a long walk into town from a housing… Full review by Ed S
It will be my first visit so would like to know if there is a way to visit all of the bonfire sites or is it adviseable to stick to a particular route
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Please note that the 2020 Lewes Bonfire celebrations are CANCELLED. That said, here is advice about the usual arrangements, taken from one of the relevant websites, …
Please note that the 2020 Lewes Bonfire celebrations are CANCELLED. That said, here is advice about the usual arrangements, taken from one of the relevant websites, which I would encourage everyone to read. "Lewes Bonfire Processions. . . There will be 30 plus processions during the Lewes Bonfire Night Celebrations, intermingling with each other through the narrow streets of Lewes with the Bonfire Night Celebration Processions starting around 5.00 pm and finishing about 1am, Each Lewes Bonfire Society will have their own routes, except the grand which is around 9pm which is when five of the Lewes Bonfire Societies will join up and march back through Lewes town, which can take an hour or so to pass, and then they will follow their own procession routes, with their own traditions, costumes, bonfire, fireworks, tableaux, and set pieces to their own fire sites."
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