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Pink Pig Farm does fireworks with the volume turned down. Dogs everywhere applaud

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Entrance to Pink Pig Farm, near Scunthorpe
Photo: Ian S (via Geograph), CC BY-SA 2.0

Love fireworks but hate the bangs? The Pink Pig Farm has your back. It's holding Low Bang Fireworks nights on Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 November.

That's fireworks that "softly sizzle and pop", set to music. Basically fireworks with good manners. It's aimed at young families, sensitive ears, and anyone who flinches every November.

Doors to the play barn and farm park open at 4:30pm. Before the show there are stilt walkers and fire dancers, bouncy pillows, adventure play and indoor soft play. Fireworks start around 6:15pm, and it wraps up soon after 7pm.

Tickets are £10 per person, all ages. Every person needs one, even babies under one. They ask you not to bring your own food, as there's bonfire-style food and warm drinks on site.

SRN Verdict

The farm says these nights sell out every year. So book now, not on the night.

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