What's on in Warwick: Remembrance Day, fireworks and historic tour
By Nadia Sayed 5th Nov 2026
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Here is our list of top picks for events in Warwick this weekend.
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Here are our top picks this week:
1. Remembrance Day
Warwick's annual Remembrance Day parade will take place on Sunday, 8 November.
The procession will depart the Court House at 9.50am on its way to St Mary's Church, briefly stopping at the War Memorial, before attending the Church Service.
At 10.50am, the procession will depart St Mary's Church to gather at the War Memorial.
Two minutes' silence will then be honoured at 11am, followed by the laying of wreaths.
At 11.15am the formal Parade will then commence with a march from Church Street around the local town centre roads.
2. Fireworks
Warwick's annual Town Bonfire returns to the Racecourse on 7 November.
Join thousands of locals and visitors for an unforgettable evening as the giant bonfire lights up the night, followed by a fireworks display.
There will be live music from the Sambassadors of Groove bringing Brazilian beats and carnival energy, along with a variety of food and drink outlets.
Organisers shared: This much-loved tradition is more than just a night of fireworks – it's a chance to come together as a community while raising vital funds for local good causes."
The event is also run as a charity fundraiser for the Lions and Rotary Clubs, so every ticket helps make a difference.
Book tickets here.
3. Old Shire Hall tour
This tour covers over 300 years of trials, judgements, and imprisonments. See the civil and criminal courts, holding cells, and the 17th-century dungeon, and hear how justice was handed down in the past.
Attendees will meet outside the main doors of Old Shire Hall on Northgate Street, where the tour will start at 10am on 7 November.
The tour is for adults and is not suitable for children under the age of 12.
Old Shire Hall is a historical building, and this tour includes steep, uneven, and narrow stairs and corridors. Some floors can be uneven or slippery. Therefore, organisers have shared that they do not consider this tour suitable for those with mobility difficulties or claustrophobia.
More information can be found here.
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