• Bingo Night Chair Tara Solomon. One of West Vincent Elementary’s most popular family events, Bingo Night is a fun, family event that will take place twice this year! Are you feeling lucky? Join us and find out! Bring a nut-free snack of your choosing if you wish! There will be 2 bingo nights this school year.
• An at-home bingo night is the perfect excuse to put out some amazing food for your friends. Snacks and appetizers such as chips, dips and other finger-foods are always massive hits, but nothing compares to home cooking. Impress your friends with some simple yet delicious snacks like sausage rolls or small pies.
• Virtual bingo nights are a great way to have some fun with your nearest and dearest. They’re cheap, they’re easy, and any adults (18+) can get involved. More importantly, you don’t need to leave the house and can simulate all the joys of a bingo hall over a live connection. A virtual bingo night.

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Bingo Night Near Me

Bingo Night At Home Order

AKRON, Ohio — During Ohio's stay-at-home order, it can be difficult to find family-friendly activities to do. In Akron, a restaurant has launched a weekly 'drive-in bingo' night to get people out of the house safely.

Bingo Night At Homeland

• High and Low Winery and Bistro is hosting bingo night in its parking lot every Thursday
• For a dollar a card, people can play from the comfort of their cars with curbside food and drink service
• Winners get high-demand prizes, such as toilet paper, gloves and sanitizing wipes
  

Saturday Night Bingo Near Me

High and Low Winery and Bistro is hosting bingo night in its parking lot every Thursday. For a dollar a bingo card, people can play from the comfort of their cars with curbside food and drink service.
'I think it's a really great idea to do because it will welcome a lot of families and I hope it saves the business,' said Maria Kramer, bingo player.
Bingo winners will receive high demand prizes, such as toilet paper, gloves and sanitizing wipes.
'We wanted to find activities for people to do, that they can safely do, but still feel a part of something versus being stuck at home watching Netflix all day,' said Matt Snyder, owner of High and Low Winery and Bistro.
So far, bingo night has proven to be a success that may save the restaurant during unprecedented times. Dozens of cars, packed with people, showed up to the restaurant's second bingo night.
'I want to look back not having any real regrets that I at least went down doing the best I possibly could and at this point I do feel like I'm doing everything I can to kind of save the business and I'll know in a month or two if what we're actually doing paid off,' said Snyder.
Snyder says they will continue hosting drive-in bingo every Thursday night. The restaurant is even looking at adding a drive-in concert series as well.