Guy Fawkes at Glasgow Green, Dalmuir Park and Strathclyde Country Park Remember remember to wrap up warm to check out fireworks displays in the city and at Strathclyde Park and Clydebank. Starting with the city centre Clyde 1 DJs Knoxy and Romeo will be providing the entertainment for revellers at Glasgow Green. Entry is free and there's food, drink and funfairs from 5.30pm leading up to the main event which kicks off at 7.30pm. The fireworks will take on a Commonwealth 2014 with three of Scotland's most promising athletes set to take to the stage and encourage the crowds to nominate Queen's batonbearers for June 2014. Gymnast Cara Kennedy, triple-jumper Morgan McKinnon and swimmer Ruairi Kirkwood will share their stories from the Queen's Baton relay last month with thousands of spectators tonight. Attendees should enter Glasgow Green from Saltmarket - off Greendyke Street and Charlotte Street or via the West Carriageway. Drivers should take note there is no parking at the green and there will be no access from East Carriageway near Templeton Business Centre from St Andrew's Bridge or the River Walkway. Access to the areas will reopen at 8am on Wednesday morning. We've trawled the STV archives for this video of the 2007 display at Glasgow Green. And take a look at our gallery of photographs from last year's show. For a Bonfire Night with a difference pop along to the Woodlands Community Garden at 91 - 111 West Prince Street. Over the last few years vandals have targeted the garden on November 5 so the development trust is taking things into its own hands with storytelling, soup, fireside cooking, lantern and willow wand making from 5pm. Just outside the city there's lots of Guy Fawkes fun and games at Strathclyde Country Park. Real Radio's Steve McKenna is the compere for the evening's festivities and there's performances from Jai McDowell, new boyband Rewind, Britain's Got Talent act Be Minor and Giles from the X Factor. Try food and a funfair at the Watersports Centre from 5pm and the Real Radio entertainment kicks off at 6.30pm. The bonfire will be lit at 7.30pm and the 30 minute light show over Strathclyde Loch will dazzle revellers from 8pm. Parking is available at the park plus there's additional space at the Lloyds Banking Group in Airbles Road, Motherwell and at Hamilton Retail Park. Joint organisers North and South Lanarkshire Council are reminding visitors that all children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult and no sparklers or fireworks are allowed. Across the city Dalmuir Park will come alive with fireworks for the displays in Clydebank. There's funfairs and stalls selling hot drinks and food from 7pm with the display itself launching into the sky at 7.30pm. Get in touch on Facebook or by Tweeting @STVGlasgow.