Beck Evans Farm in Sidcup will host its annual Bonfire Night celebration on November 1, featuring a fireworks display designed with sustainability in mind. Gates will open at 5 p.m., and the fireworks are scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.
The event follows last year’s silent and eco-friendly display, which attracted families, pet owners, and local residents seeking a quieter experience.
This year, the fireworks have again been designed to minimize air and water pollution while protecting local wildlife, underscoring the venue’s continued commitment to environmental responsibility.
A statement on the Beck Evans Farm website reads: “Experience the perfect blend of spectacular entertainment, delicious food, and unforgettable moments in our enchanting seasonal setting – ideal for families and friends to create lasting memories together.”
”We’re proud to lead the way in sustainable celebrations with our innovative, eco-friendly fireworks display that cares for our community and environment while delivering a breathtaking display.”
Visitors attending the event can enjoy food and beverages from Penelope’s Restaurant, including gourmet burgers, artisan hot dogs, vegetarian dishes, and refreshments.
According to This Is Local London, additional entertainment will be available for children at the on-site Crazy Club, while autumn decorations across the farm provide a seasonal atmosphere for guests.
Tickets are priced at £16 for adults, £10 for youths aged 11–15, and £5 for children aged 0–10. Family packages for two adults and two children are available for £40. Parking on-site costs £10 per car, and tickets can be purchased via the Beck Evans Farm website.
Located 30 minutes from central London and about ten minutes from Sidcup station, the farm’s Bonfire Night celebration comes at a time when other local displays have been canceled.
For professionals in the outdoor hospitality industry, Beck Evans Farm’s approach offers a relevant example of integrating environmental awareness with event programming.
The farm’s focus on sustainability, family engagement, and community participation demonstrates how campsites and similar venues can balance entertainment with eco-conscious operations, potentially appealing to a wider audience while reinforcing responsible tourism values.