Aberdeen Winter Festival at the Beach Boulevard for Fireworks Night Yes, it's the day Aberdeen's skyline becomes a multi-coloured spectacle. It's fireworks night and if there's a chance you don't know what to do with yourself don't worry we've got a few suggestions. Events in Methlick and Ellon were among those cancelled due to the terrible weather at the weekend so here's hoping for better tonight. Expect it to be cold, blustery with a chance of showers ... but hopefully not enough to dampen the fun. Fireworks Tonight's Aberdeen Winter Festival kicks off at the beach from 7pm. Entry at Aberdeen beach is free and organisers recommend the Beach Boulevard and along the Beach Esplanade are the best vantage points. On the night there will be toilets, medical, catering and event stewarding facilities. Plus there's dedicated park and ride services leaving from Bridge of Don and Kingswell Park and Ride at 5.30pm, 5.50pm and 6.10pm and returning from the Beach Leisure Centre and Cotton Street at 8pm and 8.15pm. There's wheelchair accessible services running from Calder Park Park and Ride to Cotton Street at 5.40pm, 6pm and 6.20pm, returning at 8pm and 8.15pm A number of roads including Greyhope Road, the Beach Boulevard, Links Road, Cotton Street, Constitution Street and Urquhart Road will be closed for the Aberdeen Winter Festival. Here's full details. Out of the city there's a fireworks display and barbecue over at the Bettridge Centre in Newtonhill. Organised by the Newtonhill Village Association DJ Mikey will be on the decks from 6.30pm plus revellers can tuck into tea, coffee, hot chocolate and burgers. The fireworks will go on display at 7.30pm and attendees are being encouraged to wear sturdy shoes and bring a torch. Entry is by donation with this year's contributions set to pay for the 2014 fireworks. And no matter what you end up doing tonight remember to play it safe. Here's some top tips for having a danger free evening. What are you doing for fireworks night? Get in touch on Facebook or by Tweeting @STVAberdeen.