Three Ways to Play: Lodge Bingo Programs Need Callers and Floor Workers
Submitted by Diane Bodwell, Bingo Chairman
Bingo has become one of the most energizing and beloved traditions in our Lodge, and with three unique Bingo programs there is truly something for everyone — affordable entertainment, a lively night out, or a family-friendly experience.
Tuesday Night Public Bingo. Every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., players gather for an evening of classic Bingo that is welcoming, upbeat and open to adults across the community. It is open to everyone 18 and over, the cost to play every game is less than $20, and the snack bar is available from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. for dinner and snacks. The snack bar has quickly become a favorite pregame stop, and the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, making it perfect for newcomers and regulars alike.
We need floor workers and callers. Tuesday Public Bingo relies on volunteers to keep the night running smoothly. Help is needed from 5:30 to 10:00 p.m., and only one Tuesday a month is all we ask. We can train you and add you to the schedule. It is a great way to get involved, meet people and support one of our Lodge’s most popular weekly events.
Saturday Night Fun Bingo. Saturday nights bring a different kind of energy with Fun Bingo — a lively, social, music-filled experience for members and their guests only. Play one game or all ten; the cost to play all games is $23, and all cash taken in is returned as prizes to the winners. Players must be 18 years old. October Fun Bingo dates are October 10 and October 24.
Family Bingo Nights. Family Bingo Nights are designed for families of members and their guests, and they are completely free. Parents are encouraged to join their children in playing, and fun prizes are awarded throughout the event. The October Family Bingo date is Saturday, October 17.
Across all three offerings, one theme remains constant: community. These programs bring friends, families, neighbors and guests together to share laughter, excitement and connection — and they remain some of the most cherished events at our Lodge.
Originally published in the October 2026 Tracks newsletter of Phoenix Elks Lodge #335. Read the full issue (PDF).
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