Battersea Park Fireworks will return this year, organisers have announced.
The event, which is the biggest fireworks display in South London, is set to return on Saturday, November 1, and Sunday, November 2.
The display will take place in Battersea Park and is run by Wandsworth Council.
This year, organisers say the pre- and post-show entertainment is "better than ever."
A spokesperson for the event said: "Join us on Saturday, November 1 and Sunday, November 2 for an explosive weekend packed with dazzling fireworks, live performances, and plenty of fun.
"Whether you're looking for a sparkling Saturday night or a family-friendly Sunday, this year’s event is guaranteed to light up the South London sky."
On Saturday, doors open at 6pm with the fireworks due to begin at approximately 8.30pm and the event will close at midnight.
On Sunday, which is the family-friendly day, doors open at 4.30pm with fireworks due to begin at approximately 7pm and the event will close at 10pm.
Both nights will host a firework display, alongside entertainment before and after, fairground rides, and an array of options for seasonal comfort food and warming drinks.
On Saturday night, the Dance of the Dead will present a Day of the Dead Party, led by DJ Jonny Unknown, Toni Robinson, and a powerhouse of vocalists, dancers, and visuals inspired by Mexico's vibrant traditions.
Big Smoke Brass will bring festival energy with brass-fuelled covers, while Massaoke will return with a crowd-powered singalong showdown: 90s vs 00s.
On Sunday night, Flash Bang Brass will light up the stage with pop anthems and LED effects, before The Ogretones - the UK's #1 Shrek tribute band - bring fairytale fun.
After the fireworks, DJ Josh Lovatt will keep the party going with the Pop Anthems Afterparty hits.
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All weekend, there will be dance-alongs with The Boo Crew, fire dancers, acrobats, and The Spooky Big Top transformed into a Halloween wonderland.
Tickets are on sale now.
Under the Access for All scheme, 5,000 eligible residents will be able to buy discounted tickets for just 50 per cent of the general ticket price.
The Access for All scheme is open to Wandsworth residents who meet the eligibility criteria and proof of eligibility will be required.
