Contest winners from Town Square’s Ugly Sweater Bingo last year gather in their best (or worst) attire.
Contest winners from Town Square’s Ugly Sweater Bingo last year gather in their best (or worst) attire.
Things will be colorful and wacky on Saturday, Nov. 29 at the November Ugly Sweater Bingo at Town Square Community Center in Green Lake.
Attendees may wear their festive, ugly holiday sweaters as Town Square celebrates the holiday season. Town Square is located at 492 Hill St., Green Lake.
The evening offers 13 games, speedy bingo, and a progressive blackout featuring a jackpot of $2,095 plus half of the night’s sales if bingo is called in 53 numbers or less. If there is no winner after 53 numbers, a $200 concession prize is awarded. The night also features a 50/50 raffle and door prizes.
“We see new levels of creativity every year,” longtime Bingo volunteer Phil Burkart said. “From flashing lights to full-on holiday chaos, the sweaters are half the entertainment.”
Concessions will be available for purchase, including hot dogs, chips, beer, and wine. Doors and concessions open at 5 p.m., card sales begin at 5:30 and games start at 6:30. Carry-ins are prohibited.
Attendees may arrive early to find their preferred seats before the games begin. Minors are welcome to play bingo in Wisconsin but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Bingo takes place at Town Square on the last Saturday of every month. Proceeds from the bingo games support Town Square, an award-winning community center located in the historic county courthouse buildings in the heart of downtown Green Lake.
The mission of Town Square Community Center is to enrich the lives of the Green Lake community members, family and friends by providing cultural, social, recreational, educational and economic opportunities for people of all ages, while preserving its treasured historic building.
Town Square is operated by Green Lake Renewal, Inc., a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
For more information, visit Town Square Community Center or call 920-807-0008.
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