Rugby's history will light up the sky with two-hundred drones taking flight from The Close at Rugby School on 21 November, with displays at 5pm and 7pm.
Combining drones, music, lights and lasers, the show is inspired by the centenary of the Rugby radio station. It will recreate moments from the town's past and take audiences on an immersive journey.
Rugby’s first ever drone display will celebrate the people, places and ideas that have helped make the town known around the world.
The drone and light shows are part of Rugby's Christmas light switch-on event, which takes place across the town centre from 3pm to 8pm. With live music, fair rides, silent disco, seasonal food and drink and much more.
Cllr Maggie O’Rourke, Rugby Borough Council’s Labour group spokesperson for partnerships and wellbeing, said: "This is the first drone display to be held in Rugby and we're looking forward to seeing the town's history brought to life in such a spectacular way."
Cllr Neil Sandison, Rugby Borough Council’s Liberal Democrat group spokesperson for partnerships and wellbeing, said: "Tickets are limited, so we encourage people to book now to avoid disappointment.
"Watching from Rugby School will offer premium views of the displays."
Tickets for the drone displays cost £5, with free admission for children under two.
Book drone show tickets at rugby_drone_show.eventbrite.co.uk
For upcoming events in Rugby, visit www.therugbytown.co.uk