Where to watch the six free Bonfire Night displays run by Leeds Council
and live on Freeview channel 276
All six family-friendly displays will be held on Tuesday, November 5 at public parks across the city.
There will be a large bonfire at each event, followed by a fireworks display. Visitors are not allowed to bring their own fireworks or sparklers.
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Hide AdCouncillor Mohammed Rafique, Leeds City Council's executive member for environment and active lifestyles, said: "We are once again extremely proud to offer the people of Leeds six fantastic and free bonfires which will be held across the city to celebrate Bonfire Night.
-> Bonfire Night 2019: 13 brilliant bonfires and firework displays in Leeds"Bonfire Night is always a magical occasion in our city, and we know that generations of families have grown up attending our free public community bonfires, which is something that fills us with great pride.
"We are looking forward to great crowds at all of our bonfires, which will be rounded off with amazing firework displays, held in a wonderful and safe atmosphere across our parks.
"The crowds seem to be getting even bigger each year, so we do ask that people arrive early to avoid any disappointment."
Roundhay Park
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Hide AdThe bonfire at Roundhay Park is the largest in the city, with huge crowds of 70,000 expected to watch the display on Soldiers Field.
The bonfire will be lit at 7.30pm with the fireworks starting at 8pm.
There will be live music and entertainment.
East End Park; Woodhouse Moor (Hyde Park); Springhead Park, Rothwell; Middleton Park; Bramley Park
The other five free Leeds Council displays will begin at 7pm when the bonfire is lit.
The fireworks displays will start at 7.30pm.