YOU CAN STILL COME ALONG TO THIS EVENT AND BUY YOUR OWN TICKET AT THE ENTRANCE. FEE OF £5 PAID AT EVENT.
ARRIVE AFTER 4.30 AND CALL WHEN YOU GET THERE.

This will be our 4th visit to Cholmondeley Castle for their fireworks.
Gates open at 4.00pm to herald a full day of activities and attractions which have been carefully chosen so that friends and family of all ages can come together for what is always a wonderful event.

Bring a picnic and a chair and an umbrella (although we really are due for one without rain!).

The concert begins at 6.30pm with the Mossley Brass Band. The Manchester Camerata Orchestra take to the stage at 8pm and the fireworks will start around 10.30pm.


Cholmondeley Castle’s annual Fireworks Concert and Military Tattoo returns this summer accompanied by enthralling performances led by Manchester Camerata Orchestra.

This year we will expand our military theme that proved such a huge success last year. The concert is being produced in support of the Help for Heroes charity, a cause that is in the forefront of all our minds at this challenging time. Help for Heroes are making Cholmondeley one of their 'Red Letter' events. Of course the evening will culminate in the traditional Last Night of the Proms style with the 1812 Overture accompanied by cannon fire.

The breathtaking beauty of the Gothick Castle, set in picturesque grounds will provide the backdrop to this unmissable event. Bring along chairs and a picnic to enjoy from the Castle Lawn.

Besides the beautiful Castle gardens themselves, other attractions are the walled garden, lake, nature reserve, rare breed animal centre and children’s play area. Everything is open for you to explore from 4pm.

There is no seating, so bring a rug, cushion or folding chair. Be prepared for rain, as there is no shelter and the concert will take place rain or shine. No private caterers are permitted. No areas may be roped or fenced off. Gazebos and other tented structures are strictly prohibited. Ample mobile toilet facilities will be provided. The use of recording equipment is prohibited.