Flamborough's popular Fire Festival returns on New Year’s Eve 2021.
Starting at 10:30pm.
Held on the festival arena on the village green.
Featuring:
Burning of the Viking longship.
Flamborough Fireballs.
Viking parade - go in a Viking costume.
Torchlight procession.
Fireworks spectacular at midnight.
Everyone welcome.
Take all the family - go and join in the fun.
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