Every Monday Evening
Public is welcomed!!
A GREAT CAUSE!
Our Bingo has really grown over this past few years! The proceeds we are making have been the backbone of our ability to sponsor our Veterans, Youth Programs, and local City Projects. We thank you for your support and invite everyone to join us on Monday Nights for BINGO!
GAME TIMES
3:00 Doors Open
4:00 Food available for purchase
4:30 Quarters Up
6:15 Two Early Bird Games
6:30 Regular Bingo Begins with 17 Games including 3 JACKPOT games.
GAME RULES
Must be 18 or older to play.
To be eligible to play for any payouts exceeding $100, you must have purchased your cards and be in play before the beginning of Game 5.
Come early to ensure you get a seat and can play the Jackpot Games
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
We really need more help on Monday with our Bingo Program. We need callers, paper sellers, cashiers, food servers and ticket sellers. Any member who can join us would be very much appreciated. The time is around 5 PM to 9 PM.
GAMES AND PAYOUTS
Play all 17 games for $20.00. Additional packs only $10.00 each! Each Player must purchase their own $20 pack
Additional individual game cards are available for purchase. Each regular game card is $1.00. Jackpot Games are each $2.00.
Payout on dollar games is $50.00 and $250.00 for the jackpot games if over 60 people in attendance. (Prizes may be reduced if there are less)
50/50 drawings, horse races, and lucky numbers are also available.
Every night we have a King and Queen. If you are the first single winner (King or Queen) you will receive a free game card for the next regular game each time the number you Bingo-ed on is called.
Join us the 1st Tuesday of Each Month
Boys State 2025
American Legion Post 63 strongly supports the Boys State program. American Legion Boys State is among the most respected and selective educational programs of government instruction for high school students. It is a summer leadership and citizenship programs for high school juniors, which focus on exploring the mechanics of American government and politics. Boys are usually nominated by their high school during their junior year. The Boys State program began in 1937 and is held in Tallahassee. Participants spend an entire week learning the complexities of citizenship: rights, privileges, and responsibilities. The environment isn’t just a classroom; there is lots of hands-on experience, and the participants will learn the backbone of governance: the structure of city, county, and state government based on the Florida State Constitution. The program aims to cultivate a diverse generation of informed citizens equipped to tackle tomorrow’s challenges and uphold the principles of democracy, integrity, and service to others.