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HDR, The Brothers How present Bingo is Life Goes BIG! at Court Square Theater

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Harrisonburg Downtown RenaissanceYou’ve seen them at Ruby’s Arcade, and now they’re taking Harrisonburg’s only interactive game show to the main stage for one night only this Leap Day.

Join the Brothers How and HDR for an evening of free entertainment, hilarious games, and 10 rounds of good old-fashioned bingo. Admission is completely free, and we’re giving away well over $1,000 in prizes!

Mark your calendars for 7:30pm on Saturday Feb. 29 at Court Square Theater. Improv comedy group Nickels and Weiner will be opening the show at 7:30pm, with the games officially kicking off at 8pm.

One lucky winner could walk away with the grand prize: two annual passes to Massanutten Waterpark, valued at $780 dollars! Picture yourself surfing the FlowRider Endless Wave or sipping a drink at their outdoor bar, slated to open in 2020.

Other prizes include an Agora Downtown Market gift basket, a $50 gift card to the Friendly City Food Co-op, a date-night prize pack with gift cards from Lola Mo’s Delicatessen and Kline’s Dairy Bar, a withSimplicity spa gift set and free makeover coupon, a free birthday cake from Bittersweet Bakery, $40 Downtown Dollars and downtown swag, and more!

Special thanks to our friends at Pale Fire Brewing Co., Brothers Craft BrewingiHeart Radio, and Massanutten Waterpark for their generous support of Bingo is Life Goes BIG!

Learn more about Harrisonburg’s newest free event and keep up with the prize announcements, news, and updates at downtownharrisonburg.org/bingo-goes-big/.

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