Lions Bingo Night is Saturday

News

September 5, 2025

Get ready for a roaring good time this weekend as the Henryetta Lions Club hosts a lively night of Bingo on Saturday at The Briefcase, located at 313 W. Main Street in downtown Henryetta. The event promises an evening full of excitement, community spirit and fundraising – with all proceeds going to support the club’s Eye Glass Fund.

Doors open at 4 p.m., and the first games will begin promptly at 4:30 p.m. Early birds can grab their favorite seats and mingle before the daubers start flying.

— Bingo Prices & Specials

• 1 packet for $6 (includes 10 sheets/1 face per sheet)

• 4 packets for $20

• Specials available for just $2 each

• Blackout games priced at $5 per sheet Whether you’re a seasoned Bingo player or just looking for some family-friendly entertainment, the evening is designed to be fun for all ages. Plus, there’s no better reason to play – your participation helps fund vision support programs right here in our community.

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