Name: Monk Park Farm Bonfire & Fireworks Night 2025
Start: 2025-11-05T17:00
End: 2025-11-05T20:00
Location: Monk Park Farm

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Monk Park Farm Bonfire Night Thirsk

Monk Park Farm Bonfire & Fireworks Night 2025

Get ready for a sparkling family evening as Monk Park Farm in Thirsk lights up the sky on Wednesday 5th November 2025 From 5:00pm to 8:00pm, the farm will host a fantastic Bonfire Night celebration filled with music, food and plenty of festive fun.

This year's event promises something special for everyone, from the warm glow of the bonfire to a low-bang fireworks display set to Disney classics, perfect for little ones and pets who prefer a quieter show. Enjoy toasting marshmallows, tasty street food, and a selection of drinks from the onsite bar while soaking up the atmosphere.

Families can explore the farm, play traditional games and enjoy a safe, relaxed setting surrounded by countryside charm. With limited tickets available, it's best to book early to secure your spot at one of Thirsk's most popular autumn events.

Date: Wednesday 5th November 2025 - Time: 5:00pm - 8:00pm

Location: Monk Park Farm, Green Lane, Bagby, Thirsk, YO7 2AG

Tickets: Adults £10, Children £10 (under 1s £3), Family of 4 £38

Website: monkparkfarm.co.uk/

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Today's Date - Monday 13th October 2025

Community Works - A Registered Charity

Helping the people of Thirsk for twenty years

Community Works supports people in need across Thirsk and the surrounding area. Passionate about those they serve.

Situated at 14a Market Place - YO71LB.

I wish to shine a light on just one of the valuable services provided by the charity - CAR SHARE.
The scheme aims to assist individuals in accessing essential transportation for hospital visits, doctor and dentist appointments, and important meetings. This service is especially beneficial for those who lack access to a car, face challenges using public transport due to health or mobility issues, or need to travel to areas with limited transport options.

Key Features of the Thirsk Car Share Scheme:

Volunteer Drivers: Local volunteers generously offer their time and vehicles to help fulfill transportation needs.
Affordability: The service is typically available at a low cost, with passengers only contributing to fuel expenses.
Accessibility: It provides support to individuals who encounter difficulties in accessing public transportation, particularly those in rural or remote areas.
Community Focus: The scheme is designed to strengthen community connections by enabling local volunteers to assist neighbors in need.

It's incredible how much this service helps people of Thirsk.

You can visit the website for more information on all of the excellent work they do at communityworks.uk

Telephone: 01845 524494

Official Site:

Thirsk is a popular tourist destination with many visitors every year.

The most visited town in North Yorkshire, England.

Accommodation

Situated in the centre of the market town or just a few minutes away, there is a variation of places to stay in Thirsk.

Options to choose from include the traditional hotel, bed & breakfast to a self-catering cottage or caravan. Most of the accommodations listed below boast modern amenities, car parking and free wifi.

FACT

In 2021 according to the UK Census, the population in Thirsk was 5,309

Thirsk appears in the doomsday book called Tresche - this means a place by the water.

A FEW THIRSK RACECOURSE FACTS:

Unfortunately during the troubled years of 1914 to 1923, Thirsk Racecourse had to close down for the war.

In 1967 the Tatterstalls and family stand were built (over 50 years old now).

1999 - A bit more recent, The Pavilion Stand was constructed.

The founder of Lords Cricket Ground Thomas Lord has a restaurant in the racecourse named after him.

The Chestnut Room - A modern Owners and Trainers structure was opened in September 2018.