AS AYRSHIRE residents make their plans for Bonfire Night, several large-scale fireworks displays are set to take place across the region, with families invited to enjoy the celebrations.
From spectacular seafront shows to community events featuring funfairs, food stalls and entertainment, there is plenty to look forward to this November.
Below are all the details you need to head along to confirmed displays.
AYR
Ayr Rugby Club is hosting its annual fireworks display at Dam Park on Friday, November 6, promising an evening of family entertainment.
Gates will open at 5pm, with a family fairground, live music from DJ Rossi and performances from Clanadonia among the attractions.
Visitors can also enjoy food from Scullery and SMOC, Bullish Coffee, refreshments and a tuck shop before the fireworks light up the sky at 7.30pm.
General admission tickets cost £10.50 for adults and £8.50 for under-18s, while a family ticket for two adults and two children is priced at £34.
Tickets for seating in the stand start from £11.50, while parking is available for £8 at either the car park behind the main stand or the Riverside car park near Ayr College.
CUMNOCK
Cumnock's annual fireworks display will return to Murray Park on Sunday, November 8, with another spectacular show planned for families across the area.
Organised by Cumnock and District Round Table, the popular community event is one of the town's longest-running annual celebrations.
The viewing area will open at 6pm, with fireworks set to light up the sky from 6.30pm.
Admission is completely free, although donations will be welcomed on the night to help fund next year's display.
GIRVAN
Girvan's popular seafront fireworks display will return on Saturday, November 7, with an evening of family entertainment planned.
Organised by Girvan and District Attractions, the free event will take place along Louisa Drive, with fairground rides opening at 3.30pm and running until 6.30pm.
The main fireworks display will then light up the sky at 7pm, with families invited to enjoy the celebrations along the seafront.
Admission to the fireworks is completely free, although donations are welcomed to help support future community events.
KILWINNING
Kilwinning's popular Fireworks in the Park event will return to McGavin Park on Thursday, November 5, with two displays planned for the evening.
The annual community event, held at the park on Dalry Road, will see food outlets and children's rides open from 4.30pm, while a fire act will entertain crowds from 5.30pm.
A shorter family-friendly fireworks display, featuring fewer loud bangs, will take place at 6pm before the main display lights up the sky at 7.30pm.
Admission is by donation, with organisers suggesting £7 per adult or £15 per family to help cover the costs of running the event.
TARBOLTON
Tarbolton's annual fireworks night will return to the village on Friday, November 6, with an evening of family entertainment planned at Tarbolton Park.
Organised by Tarbolton Community Development Trust, the free event will feature fairground rides, live music, hot food, sweet treats and a beer tent.
Sparklers will also be available at two for £1, with families invited to enjoy the festivities before the main fireworks display.
The event will get underway at 6.30pm, with fireworks set to light up the sky from 7.30pm.
Organisers have thanked local volunteers and funders for helping bring the popular community event back to the village.
TROON
The annual fireworks display on the Barassie shorefront is set to return on Saturday, November 7, with thousands of visitors expected to descend on the area.
Organised by Troon Round Table, the popular community event will once again feature a lively funfair with rides for all the family.
The funfair will run from 4pm until 9.30pm, with the fireworks display lighting up the sky from 7.30pm.
The event will take place at North Shore Road in Barassie, with organisers suggesting a donation of £10 per family.
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