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Bingo Night

Bingo Night

October 23,

5:00 PM

– 7:00 PM

Come have fun with your family and friends at Bingo Night! It’s a fun, friendly gathering where people in the community can relax, play, and connect. Enjoy easy bingo rounds, light conversation, and a warm atmosphere supported by Community of Hope staff and local seniors who make the space welcoming for everyone.

Friday, October 23 | 5:00 – 7:00 PM

Conway Health and Resource Center: 4 Atlantic Street, SW, Washington DC, 20032

What to Expect

Fun bingo games to enjoy.
Upbeat music that set a fun and energetic vibe
Prizes for participants
A relaxed space to enjoy time with your loved ones and connect with neighbors

Bingo Night is a welcoming space for families to connect, unwind, and enjoy time with neighbors. Whether you come for the lively bingo rounds, the friendly conversation, or the chance to meet new people, everyone in the community is invited to join the fun.

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